Look closely at the bracelet of the Just Watch Liam and you will see it is built from individual steel links, each one joined to the next, ending in a deployant clasp that closes with a click. The round 42 mm case and the silver-tone dial match the bracelet, so the whole watch reads as one piece.
Inside is a quartz movement. It keeps steady time, needs no winding and no adjusting. Now and then the battery will need replacing, and that is the only upkeep.
The silver dial gives the hands good contrast, and the Arabic numerals mean you never have to squint over what time it is. The hands carry a luminescent coating, so after a little light they stay readable in the dark. A small window shows the date.
The case measures 42 mm across and 11 mm thick, a standard size for a men's watch and a comfortable one under a shirt cuff. It has a mineral glass and a water resistance of 5 ATM, which covers rain, splashes and hand washing. For swimming, take it off. If you are unsure about the fit, the watch size guide will help you decide. The watch weighs 129 g.
The steel bracelet is 21 mm wide and 23 cm long in total. To adjust it, you remove one or more links, and the size guide explains how. Keep the links you take out in case you ever need them again. The deployant clasp keeps the watch secure on your wrist and opens fully when you take it off.
It is an easy watch to wear every day, from the office to the weekend, with no fuss and no special care needed.
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