Is tungsten good for a watch bracelet?

Tungsten is one of the hardest metals used in watches and shrugs off scratches that mark steel and gold plating. The trade-off is brittleness: a hard knock against stone or tile can chip or crack it, where steel would only dent.

Are the diamonds real?

The dial carries four single diamonds at the 12, 3, 6 and 9 positions. They are small accent stones, so expect sparkle at the markers rather than a diamond-set bezel.

Can the bracelet be resized?

Tungsten links are hard to cut and adjust, and many tungsten bracelets use pins or clasps that only a jeweler should touch. Have sizing done professionally rather than at home.

There is no water-resistance rating given for this watch. Treat it as splash-resistant at most and keep it away from swimming, showers and washing up.

How does it compare with a steel dress watch?

It wins on scratch resistance and the gold-tone look, and loses on weight, impact toughness and serviceability. A steel watch is easier to resize and repair; this one is more about the finish.