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Descriptive Essay of My Watch

My article of clothing is with me at all times. It consists of a 3cm
circular base and two separate straps, each 6cm long connected by a metal
clasp. These two straps and a clasp are then connected to the top and
bottom of the base. The straps are outlined in hard rigid silver, looking
as my uncle's smoothly brushed gray hair. Through the center of the 2cm
wide straps is a 1cm in width gold strip. The gold looks as bright as a
gold chalice from my local church. The clasp is a hard silvery gray such
as that which borders the straps. The letters 'SEIKO' are clearly placed
on the clasp in raised lettering. The clasp looks 3cm long when in the
closed position, but when opened it extends to 11cm as two more 4cm metal
pieces open outward.

The face of the object is encircled with a gold color, gold as the trim
on my father's Cadillac. Inside the gold trim, the background is a black
color. The black is like the black rubber......

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Approximate Word Count: 411
Approximate Pages: 2 (250 words per double-spaced page)

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