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Versace Greca VEDV00819 review

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Our verdict · Researched

Loud Versace styling, Greek key and Medusa included; it's the look you're paying for.

Skip it if
You want value
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£519.00
Last checked 6 November 2026
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What we like

  • Bold, jewellery-like design
  • Greek-key pattern front and centre
  • Swiss made quartz watch

Worth knowing

  • You pay for the look and label
  • Battery powered
  • Tissot or Hamilton is the better Swiss watch

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Our review

The Versace Greca VEDV00819 is a women's quartz watch with Versace's Greek-key pattern front and centre. It is Swiss made and powered by a battery. It is a bold, jewellery-like design. The catch is that you pay for the look and the label, and a Tissot or Hamilton is the better Swiss watch for the money.

What it is

Greca models put Versace's Greek-key pattern front and centre. This reference, VEDV00819, is a women's quartz watch. Versace watches are Swiss made, and they are positioned as luxury fashion accessories, with designs that borrow from jewellery.

The Greek-key motif is the main feature, and the watch is meant to be recognised from across a room.

The movement

The watch uses a Swiss quartz movement, powered by a battery. It keeps accurate time, usually within a few seconds a month, and needs no winding. We have not named the calibre, because it should be confirmed on the listing for this reference.

A battery change every few years is the main upkeep. A jeweller can do it, and it is sensible to ask them to check the seals.

On the wrist

The case size and thickness should be checked on the listing, as we have not confirmed them for this reference. Women's Greca watches are designed to look like bracelets or jewellery, and the finish and strap or bracelet are part of that effect. The fit depends on the version, so check what is supplied.

A strongly patterned design pairs best with simple clothes. Plated finishes can show wear at the edges over time. Jewellery-style watches also tend to be worn for occasions, so the movement may sit idle for weeks and the battery should be checked before an important event.

Water and everyday wear

Water resistance on Versace fashion watches is generally modest, covering splashes and hand washing. Check the rating on the listing and the case back, and avoid swimming and showering with it. The crystal is often sapphire on Swiss luxury watches, but it should be confirmed for this reference.

Lume is likely to be minimal on a dress watch. Wipe the case after wearing to remove cosmetics and moisture.

Against the alternatives

The Tissot PRX 35mm (T137.210.11.041.00) is a Swiss quartz steel watch with sapphire and 100 m resistance at a lower cost, and the Tissot T-Lady Lovely is a classic Swiss ladies' watch. The Hamilton Khaki Field Quartz 33mm is a compact, practical Swiss alternative.

The Versace wins on boldness and brand. The Tissot and Hamilton win on value and wearability.

Who it's for, and who should skip it

It suits someone who loves Versace styling and wants a watch that doubles as jewellery. It makes a statement gift.

Skip it if you want value: at this price a Tissot or a Hamilton is the better Swiss watch. Skip it if you prefer quiet design. The honest drawback is that most of the price is for the brand and ornament, and the movement is simple quartz.

A researched review, built from the maker's specs, manual and Amazon.co.uk listing; facts checked 6 Nov 2026.

Who shouldn't buy this

Don't buy it if you want value: at this price a Tissot or a Hamilton is the better Swiss watch.

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