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Elegant Ladies alarm wristwatch

 Non-sporty Ladie's wristwatch with ALARM
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There doesn't appear to be any type of wristwatch for ladies with an alarm except for the huge ugly digital sport watches out there (and large swiss army watches). I think someone should make a small nice-looking watch (that you might wear to work or out to dinner) that has an alarm. It can't be that difficult to do! Even if it has to be digital, it could be a SMALL digital face that looks like jewelery instead of like a VCR.
—lomedhi, Feb 19 2002

Alarmed Lady http://www.milnejew.../Casio/casio41.html
This is the best one I can find for you. [Krate, Feb 19 2002, last modified Oct 04 2004]

Ladies Alarm and Chrono http://www.patek.co...?family=ladies_comp
Bring money. [bristolz, Feb 19 2002, last modified Oct 04 2004]

Skagen http://www.skagen.c.../page=newwatch8.htm
Look at the A24USL - elegant, compact, would coordinate with evening wear - it has an alarm *and* it's waterproof to 150' [hippo, Feb 20 2002, last modified Oct 04 2004]

Sheila's link http://www.lifewith....com/mdpendant.html
[po, Oct 04 2004]

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       I did a search and couldn't find one. Maybe they assume that ladies wearing elegant dress watches are supposed to be dancing in the moonlight and not worried about the time.
—Helium, Feb 19 2002
   

       you dancing in the moonlight or squishing on the tube.
—po, Feb 19 2002
   

       [Krate] I'd feel at home wearing that at a party on the space shuttle.
—Helium, Feb 19 2002
   

       maybe elegant ladies don't want to be rescued, they are supplied with other hidden devices to save them. Rings with lazer killing beams, watches that garrotte their assassin, but I have seen too many 'Bond' films - what do I know. Good idea.
—arora, Feb 19 2002
   

       Peter, the last of the romantics?
—po, Feb 19 2002
   

       Baked! I have this very problem.
—wannalearn, Feb 20 2002
   

       I thought this was an wristwatch alarm that let me know that there were elegant ladies around. Funny, doesn't seem to be doing anything right now.... maybe the battery's dead?
—RayfordSteele, Feb 20 2002
   

       There haven't been any elegant ladies since about 1920.
—pottedstu, Feb 20 2002
   

       Baked. See link.
—hippo, Feb 20 2002
   

       Thanks to everyone for the links. I had almost bought the Skagen a while ago, but first I phoned them and found out the measurements...and that watch face is quite large. Would look great about 1/2 the size. The other suggestions are better than what I'd seen (tho the $$ Patek doesn't actually have an alarm), but they're all still clunkier than a dress watch. I don't want to start up a business, but won't someone out there please do it?
—lomedhi, Feb 21 2002
   

       I found the perfect non-tacky answer at http://www.lifewithease.com/mdpendant.html Check out this pendant!
—Sheila, Feb 25 2003
   


 

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