- Is this watch good for everyday wear?
- Yes, if you want a dressier bracelet watch. The stainless steel case and bracelet take daily wear better than leather, but the mineral crystal will scratch over time and the two-tone finish can wear at the edges.
- Does it work as a smartwatch alternative?
- No. It is a plain analog watch with a date window. There is no activity tracking, notifications or charging.
- Can I read it in the dark?
- Not easily. There is no lume on the hands or Roman numeral indexes, so you need light to read the time.
- Is the bracelet adjustable?
- Yes. It is a link bracelet with a fold-over clasp, so links can be removed to fit your wrist. A jeweler can size it if you do not want to do it yourself.
- Is it a good gift for a Tulane fan?
- It is a reasonable gift for an alum or student who likes team gear and wears jewelry-tone watches. Check the wrist size first, since the bracelet needs sizing.
- How does it compare with Fossil's non-team watches?
- The movement, case, crystal and clasp are the same class of fashion watch. You are paying for the school logo and two-tone styling, not better internals.
- Where is the Fossil Women's Tulane Green Wave Watch cheapest?
- At Fanatics, for $343.99, as of our latest check.