Debenhams shoppers 'hit the jackpot' with 83% discount on 'classy' £510 watch

'They are classy and aesthetic yet very affordable. I'm chuffed with the watch.'
With holidays, social events and garden parties on the horizon in the summer months, everyone will want to make sure they are looking their best. Whether it is a casual gathering or a formal event like a wedding, a watch is the perfect accessory to finish off an outfit.
Debenhams is many shoppers' first stop while on the hunt for a new watch as the retailer has thousands of luxury timepieces cut down to budget prices. With many timepieces receiving discounts over 70 per cent, Brits will be able to purchase an elegant accessory without breaking the bank.
One 'classy' watch we found in the sale is the STÜHRLING Original Rialto Chronograph Watch with Mesh Bracelet. Normally retailing for £510, accessory lovers can now grab this stunning watch for only £87.20 after a massive 83 per cent price slash.
Debenhams describes this watch as possessing a "versatile expressive style" that can be paired with both casual and professional attire, making the Rialto Watch work for all occasions. Powered by a precise Japanese VR32 chronograph movement, this watch will constantly keep accurate time.
The dial features a striking design that combines minute, second and 24 hour subdials with a printed tachymeter. This is finished off with luminous hands and hour markers to provide added convenience when trying to tell the time in the dark.
Finished off with a milanese mesh band to provide "maximum comfort", this timepeice has been described as "elegant" and "classy" by shoppers.
STÜHRLING Original Rialto Chronograph Watch
£510
£87.20
Debenhams
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Product Description
Debenhams currently has five designs available, leaving shoppers spoilt for choice and making sure there is an option available to suit everyone's unique preferences. This includes an all-black design, a silver bracelet with a blue, black or green dial, and a rose gold band with a contrasting deep blue face.
Another watch in the Debenhams sale is the STÜHRLING Original Monaco Chronograph with Tachymeter Quartz 44mm Watch. Normally retailing for £600, shoppers can now grab the sporty timepiece for only £92 in a wide variety of colours.
Alternatively, at a slightly higher price, Ernest Jones has reduced the price of the BOSS Gregor Men's Green Dial & Two Tone Bracelet Watch. Now only £180, shoppers will save £119 on this statement accessory.
However, for those who are intrigued by the STÜHRLING Original Rialto Chronograph Watch with Mesh Bracelet, so are many others. Across the Debenhams and Stuhrling websites many shoppers have expressed their love for the watch and its elegant simplicity.
One overjoyed shopper wrote: "Recently got this and the blue version of this watch and I must admit I am smitten. Received them yesterday and my word this is value for money!!! They are classy and aesthetic yet very affordable. I'm chuffed with the watches... think I might become a Stuhrling watch addict."
While another reviewer added: "Love this watch. Beautiful detailing. Simply elegant. The blue color is very dark which I like as it makes a great accessory for any event. The watch also has illuminous dials that glow in the dark when I can't see. Overall, this brand has exceeded all my expectations I'm very satisfied with my purchase."
However, one shopper wasn't pleased with the feel of the watch. They wrote: "Very Poor Quality. Ordered as a gift. Came in decent packaging except the metal mesh felt cheap and rough —not the neat look I wanted … I didn't feel like it was giving a good look."
Another four-star reviewer also noted: "The watch looks very nice and the price was also very good. The only flaw I can see is that the chrono functions do not work as they normally do in a watch."
Fashion deal of the week
Jetting off on holiday this summer and need some flattering new swimwear?
One that shoppers can't stop gushing over is Next's Plunge Shaping Tummy Control Swimsuit that seems to "firm" wobbly bits around the waistline. Costing just £40, it boasts 10 colours and prints to choose from.
With its elegant deep plunge neckline and trendy high-cut leg design, it's a fashionable one-piece that also is "not too revealing". It comes with a tummy-shaping panel around the middle that works to smooth out any lumps and bumps.
Each design of the one-piece is available in a regular-fit, with sizes ranging from a six through to 26, although some are beginning to sell out incredibly fast.
Those who have bought the £40 Next swimsuit can't stop praising it, as one shopper said: "The thick straps are super supportive and comfortable and the plunge neckline is very flattering while not showing too much cleavage. It's quite a high leg which I like and it feels very comfortable on.
"It pulls the tummy in nicely and is lovely and soft. I can't wait to wear this by the pool on holiday and I will feel comfortable swimming in it too."
A repeat purchaser wrote: "I've got a few different colours in this style of swimsuit now as it's a very flattering fit whilst also being very comfortable and secure."
Overwhelmingly, the timepiece received glowing reviews. One customer said: "I wanted to add a very nice blue watch to my collection and hit the jackpot with this Stuhrling Original watch. Looks great. Feels great. This is my second Stuhrling and it sure won't be my last!"
With a further shopper gushing: "I was looking at this watch for a long time. When I saw the right price for it I couldn't resist and bought it. I did not regret the purchase. I like it very much."
To buy the STÜHRLING Original Rialto Chronograph Watch with Mesh Bracelet, click HERE.
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