Women's Smartwatch with Heart Rate & Blood Oxygen Tracking
Health tracking that finally looks like jewelry you want to wear all day. Heart rate, blood oxygen, sleep and steps sit on a slim rose gold face, and calls come through from your wrist.
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Health tracking that finally looks like jewelry you want to wear all day. Heart rate, blood oxygen, sleep and steps sit on a slim rose gold face, and calls come through from your wrist.
Elegant women's smartwatch that tracks heart rate, blood oxygen, sleep and steps in a jewelry-style design
- monitoring heart rate and blood oxygen on the go
- tracking daily activity and sleep
- wanting fitness tech that still looks like jewelry
- taking calls without reaching for the phone
Track your health without giving up your style
Tired of a bulky fitness band that clashes with everything? This slim rose gold watch tracks heart rate, blood oxygen, sleep and steps, and takes calls from your wrist.
Your daily health numbers, on your wrist

Heart rate and blood oxygen, on your wrist
The screen shows a live heart-rate waveform and a blood oxygen reading, such as 98%. Keep still for a few seconds and the numbers appear on the face, so you can check how you feel after a climb, a run or a tense meeting.

Polished rose gold that looks like jewelry
The case is slim and round, finished in polished rose gold, and it sits on a two-tone stainless steel link bracelet. A butterfly fold clasp keeps it closed on the wrist. It sits as easily beside a blazer cuff as it does beside a workout top.

Sleep, steps and calls in one face
Sleep and step tracking run through the day, and the screen shows your step count and date at a glance. Bluetooth calling lets you answer from your wrist when your phone is in your bag. If you are shopping for a heart rate fitness tracker that does not look like one, this is the one.
Readings you see at a glance
- 98%On-screen blood oxygen reading
- 9922Steps shown on the display
- 075 bpmHeart rate readout on screen
Hiding the band under your sleeve

The band you hide
You already own a fitness band. It sits in a drawer or hides under a blazer cuff, because it looks like gym gear next to a work outfit. In the meantime you guess at your resting heart rate and how well you slept.

The discovery
This slim round watch has a polished rose gold case and a stainless steel link bracelet that reads as jewelry. It runs heart rate, blood oxygen, sleep and step tracking, and it takes Bluetooth calls, so your phone can stay in your bag.

Life with data you trust
Check a live heart-rate reading between meetings, glance at your step count on the way home, then head out to dinner with the watch still on. The numbers are there when you want them, and the watch still matches your outfit.
Why this, not a basic band
| This watch | Basic fitness band | |
|---|---|---|
| Looks right with a blazer | — | |
| Polished metal link bracelet | — | |
| Heart rate on screen | ||
| Blood oxygen on screen | Partial | |
| Sleep and step tracking | ||
| Bluetooth calls from the wrist | Partial |
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Questions and answers
The bracelet is stainless steel, and you can remove links to set the length for your wrist. Aim for a snug fit so the watch sits above the wrist bone during workouts. The butterfly fold clasp closes with a press and holds the bracelet firmly once it is shut.
The sensors read through the skin at the wrist, so the reading is only as steady as the fit. Wear it snug, keep still for a few seconds, and compare numbers across days rather than trusting one reading. It is a wellness tool, so bring anything unusual to your doctor.
Yes. The watch supports Bluetooth calling, so you can take calls from your wrist when your phone is nearby.
The case is polished rose gold and the bracelet is stainless steel, so you are paying for materials meant to be worn every day. A basic band costs less up front, but many women stop wearing one that clashes with their clothes. One watch that covers heart rate, oxygen, sleep, steps and calls replaces a band and a separate jewelry piece.
Yes. Sleep and step tracking run on the watch. Wear it overnight for sleep data, and the step count builds through the day from the moment you put it on.
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