This Radley Sketchbook Floral RY4525 makes for a wonderful addition to your wrist. A white dial is complimented by circular silver gem indexes around the edge of the dial including Arabic styled at 12. Also, a cute floral pattern can be seen aligned to the left hand side of the dial. Rose gold minute and hour hands are powered by a quartz battery movement. Surrounding the dial is a polished rose gold PVD stainless steel case alongside mineral crystal glass ontop to provide it with the protection and class it deserves. Then, a thin and luxurious silver mesh stainless steel bracelet can be fastened using a sliding clasp.

This watch has a water resistance of 30 metres, making it suitable for light splashes.

Sketchbook Floral Collection	32mm Case	Quartz
Analogue Display	White Dial	Silver Mesh Stainless Steel Bracelet
Sliding Clasp	Floral Pattern	30m Water Resistant

Time for a new watch? Here at Radley, you can find a beautiful timepiece to complement your style when you shop from our elegant collection of ladies’ watches. Our range of women’s designer watches includes ornate and elegant pieces that are perfect for the evening. If you’re looking for something more casual, try our contemporary silicone watches with gold stainless steel accents or our watches with bold straps with charming prints.

Lowell Harder, the Founder of Radley, needed a different direction in her life. At 33, she turned her hand to a different sort of design. Her cousin had just returned from a trip with some vegetable tan leather bags and was immediately impressed by the unique designs. Lowell contacted the manufacturer in India and arranged to have her own bags made. Lowell arranged to import both “ethnic” bags and bags she designed for the them to produce. Unfortunately, retailers were not so happy with the vibrant designs. They requested a tone down of the designs. This was an immediate success. Lowell had the idea of adding a West Highland terrier motif to the bags. This idea was inspired when Lowell was walking home and saw a dog walker with a black dog and a bright red collar. Lowell wanted to give her customers a brand with humour and eccentricity. The dog was then included on every design from late 2000.