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over a year ago. It's a Ladies size with silver face (a blue face is also available) and she loves it. It is water resistant to 500ft, dress-up and dress-down equally well. It is a somewhat large ladies watch (at least compared to woman's Rolex Oyster)which works for her because she is 5'11".
IMO - Most women do not care about the movement ... they just want it to work, so this quartz watch was a great choice for her.
...just my experience.
MMC
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