I think the price is extremely expensive and wouldn’t buy this. I’m stressed by the price

An analog watch with natural elements like dried flowers, wood, and stone, designed for calm reflection, would make a captivating and enduring gift at $500-$700.

If it came with a lifetime warranty I would consider buying it. It would need timeless style.

I would buy this watch because I know someone who would love it. The price is a little high but still interested

I can see a small market for this and think this is a good idea. But not sure if someone would spend $500 to $700 on such an idea. I would say there is a small audience for this type of watch but I am not sure if it would make it mainstream. Good for the calm reflection I think that is unique.

Depends on how much you can personalize them. Apple Watches can be tweaked to fit your lifestyle. Notifications can be turned off or on. Apple Watches can do calming reflection times as well.

I personally would not be interested in such a thing, although I can see how it is a nice idea.

Never. I don't wear a watch at all and I am not sure I would buy one for a significant other.

I would, but I would not pay 500 to 700 for something that looks like pot pouri. I would also worry about the durability of a watch that looks like natural elements

I would be reluctant to buy at that price. It's hard to justify that kind of expense for a watch. The design would need to be very unique and the functionality outstanding.

No, because I do not wear a watch and have no interest in wearing one

At that price point no. It's a whole lot of money and I think $700 watch would stress me out more than a nice looking metal one. The idea is good in a way but you're talking about taking a lot of features out and then increase in the price by several times

It is all going to depend what they look like, that's a very hefty price tag to say yes or no based on a description.

If I purchase a stylish analog watch that incorporates natural element such as dried flowers, wood, and stone, it would cost between $500-700 and be both beautiful and durable enough to last a lifetime.

I would go for an analog watch with natural elements, like dried flowers, wood, and stone because I love nature and natural like objects. Therefore, I would consider getting this type of gift for myself & my significant other.

No. I would probably not buy this kind of natural themed watch because it is way too expensive and the dried flowers probably cost nothing and it probably would not be very functional at all.

No, I don't want to buy a watch that has dried flowers or wood. It sounds "cheap" to me. If I were to buy a watch, I'd opt to get one that doesn't have anything on it, or if it has to have something, then it should be gems or other prettier, more luxurious stones.

It’d be something my friends wouldn’t have. The market is already flooded and it’d be extraordinarily hard to find market share for a product like that.

I would buy the watch I actually love the traditional watches with natural elements I only have a issue with the price 500-700$ looks way to excess for that type of watch.

Yes as the beauty of it would be ageless

I would like to see a watch like this, but I don't think I want to spend that kind of money on it. I think it would be relaxing to look at something like this. It might bring back memories from a happy time.

Yes as a nature lover this is unique. There would have to be some kind of quality and warranty as I would think this could be easily broken

First, I do not like watches and feel the cell phone made the obsolete. However, I do not care about a watch of natural elements

I would not purchase a product as described. First, I don't see any value or purpose in having an analog watch. I always can see time around me and always have my phone with me - which tells me the time. Even if the item is beautiful, it is not functional nor practical and hinders any reason I would purchase it.

I might entertain one with wood but I would need to see that. It seems a bit strange so i would be very skeptical and worried if it would match anything when wearing it

No thanks. Apple Watches and fit bits do not stress me out. That’s ridiculous. A watch with flowers and minimal features wouldn’t be my style

Honestly for the price I would say no. That a steep price for a watch that I am going to pass on this and look for a cheaper more basic analog watch

I would be interested in one that incorparted flowers and wood, less so stone unless it was ethically sourced.

I think stone could be done in a beautiful way and people need to take time out to relax

No. The bands usually aren't small enough for my wrist. I also prefer thin watches, and I'd think thin watches couldn't incorporate these kinds of things.