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Fossil Women’s JR9941 Skinny White Leather Strap White Analog Dial Watch
- Tell more than just time with the Fossil JR9941 analog watch
- White analog dial
- Skinny white leather strap
- Ultra strong mineral glass dial window helps prevent scratches
- Water-resistant to 165 feet (50 M)
Brighten up your look with a touch of white. This vintage-inspired analog watch has a white dial set in a sleek silver-tone case. The white genuine leather strap is detailed with silver-tone studs and contrast stitching. It’s a great casual accessory that’s versatile enough to wear everyday. From timeless classics to the latest fashions, Fossil is sure to have the timepiece that perfectly compliments your unique sense of style. Founded in 1984 when timepieces were created more for function than fashion, Fossil began to transform this notion with its unique combination of vintage 1950s Americana design and affordably accessible cool style. Adding to their collectability were the one-of-a-kind, trademark tins that came with the watches that mixed a creative spirit with a sense of humor. These iconic boxes are nearly as popular as the watches they hold and are regularly collected and traded throughout the world at flea markets, antique shops, and on eBay.
Today, Fossil produces over 300 different styles of watches in a continuously changing lineup. While the majority of designs are created by in-house designers, Fossil has reached out to such contemporary artisans as product designer Philip Starck and famed architect Frank Gehry (designer of the Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao, Spain) to create uniquely modern timepieces. In addition to style innovations, Fossil has also helped introduce innovative technologies into watches, such as the Wrist PDA that ran the Palm operating system. Fossil also offers complementary lines of small leather goods, belts, handbags, sunglasses, jewelry and apparel.
Fossil Women’s JR9941 Skinny White Leather Strap White Analog Dial Watch
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Counts the time, for sure!,
The watch functions really well, as I would hope a company specializing in wristwatches would be able to produce. The only real downfall of this watch is the white overlay. The leather seems to be holding up well (I’ve had it for about 9 mos), but the white is definitely peeled from where my wrist sits on tables as I write or type. I am planning to try cleaning it with a bleach or alcohol or nail polish -based solution to attempt to clean it. This is the challenge of white, I suppose.
Edit four months later: The watch strap has now split in half. And of course, the watch band is not under warranty. If you have suggestions on how to fix the band, please let me know. The watch has the looped part to connect it to the band, so I don’t know how to fix it. Thanks!
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