Dibymar Elegant Round Smartwatch with 2 Bands

The screen is a 1.39-inch AMOLED with a 360 x 360 grid, a touch smaller than the 1.43-inch rounds elsewhere in the Wearfit Pro family. On a slim wrist that is a gift, because the case sits inside the width of the arm instead of spilling over it. Floral and colourful faces are part of the pitch, and deep AMOLED blacks let a single bloom float on the dial.

Where the bracelet earns its keep:

• Dinner and drinks, next to rings, hoops or a chain necklace.
• Office days, where a mesh band slips under a blouse or shirt cuff without catching.
• Weddings and parties, with a dark photo face so the dial glows softly rather than flashing.
• Gifting, since two straps in the box make it ready for both halves of someone's week.

The magnetic clasp is the practical detail. There are no holes to choose: slide the clasp along the mesh until the fit feels right and let it grip. That makes the length infinitely fine, which matters with a heart-rate sensor that wants steady skin contact.

Both bands are 0.79 inches wide, which is 20mm, one of the most common watch widths. That opens the door to spare straps beyond the two in the box, from leather to braided nylon. Measure the lug gap on your own watch before ordering, since spring-bar fittings vary between makers.

A simple rhythm for the week:

1. Monday to Friday on the mesh bracelet, matched to your everyday jewellery.
2. Gym sessions, rainy walks and gardening on the silicone band.
3. Nights on silicone too, as the softer strap is kinder while sleep tracking runs.
4. Weekend evenings back on the mesh, with a photo face from the app.

The watch logs walking, running, cycling, general fitness and swimming among its sports, plus steps and calories all day. Pulse, oxygen saturation and blood pressure get sampled day and night. Read those numbers for their direction over weeks, not as a verdict, as with any estimate taken at the wrist.

For more strap ideas across the family, the charger and band notes cover widths and quick fixes.

That list is worth reading carefully. Wearfit Pro is the app most of the watches here share, and the Dibymar names it, but it is one of several. Use whichever app the quick-start card or the watch's own QR prompt points to; if that is Wearfit Pro, the familiar face gallery and photo faces are all yours.

Setting it up in one sitting:

• Charge it first; the battery fills in roughly two and a half hours.
• Install the companion app your manual names, then switch on Bluetooth and notifications.
• Pair through that app, then approve the second Bluetooth link the watch offers for calls.
• Pick a face, and set the time format and language in the app settings.

The app pairing steps and the call setting guide go through both links in detail. The smaller dial asks for a little patience with long messages; short texts, caller names and step counts read at a glance, while a long email is still a job for the phone.

Outdoor routes borrow the phone's location, as the watch has no GPS chip of its own. There is no voice assistant either, which keeps the menus simple.

Pick by the part of the week that matters most:

• Dibymar if the watch has to hold its own next to jewellery and a silicone band covers the rest.
• AOC Z17 for an IP67 rating, a voice assistant and a 20mm strap on a slightly larger dial.
• Yihou AW83 for trips where spoken translation beats a phrasebook.

Before buying the Dibymar, check three things. First, that a 1.39-inch dial suits your eyesight. Second, that you will keep the app the manual names on your phone, since calls, faces and health history all live there. Third, that you are happy to take it off for swims.

If those land well, it is the most dressed-up way into the Wearfit Pro world. The face gallery tips help finish the look with a dial that suits the mesh.