Fossil Es3227 Analysis

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Fossil ES3227
The Fossil Georgia Collection was a big hit around the world; the timepieces made under this collection are chic, trendy, and sophisticated. Adding to Fossil's popular collection is Fossil ES3227. This watch is perfect for every woman who loves sophistication and simplicity at the same time.

Fossil ES3227 has round gold-tone 32 mn stainless steel case protected with thick mineral crystal, adding sophistication to its look is a white mineral dial embellished with crystal studded stationary bezel, fluted crown, narrow gold-toned stainless steel band, and illuminated hour markers. This gold toned watch is powered by quartz movements and has a water resistance of 50 meters or 165 feet. With its exquisite look and features Fossil

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