Fossil FS6107 Everett Chronograph Black Dial Watch

Fossil FS6107: The Versatile Chronograph

The Everett line draws from vintage automotive design—think chrome bumpers and curved fenders—and the FS6107 translates that into a modern gunmetal package. It’s the kind of watch that works with a blazer on Monday and a henley on Saturday.

Gray Sunray Done Right

The 44mm dial has a gray sunray finish that actually does something interesting in different lighting. It reads almost black in dim conditions and brightens to silver in direct light. Three subdials handle the chronograph functions without feeling cluttered: running seconds at 9, 30-minute counter at 6, and a month indicator at 3. Date window sits at 4 o’clock. The blue chronograph seconds hand adds a subtle pop against all that gray.

The Hardware

Inside is a Japanese quartz chronograph movement—nothing fancy, just reliable and accurate. The stainless steel case and bracelet share the same gunmetal coating, giving it a cohesive look. Fold-over clasp with push buttons keeps it secure. Mineral crystal protects the dial, and 50m water resistance means everyday worry-free wear, though you wouldn’t want to swim with it.

Who It’s For

At $220, the FS6107 competes with a lot of fashion chronographs and holds its own. This is for someone who wants a functional stopwatch with some visual interest—not a tool watch, not a dress watch, but something in between that works in most situations. Fossil’s been making this kind of accessible, well-built watch for decades. The Everett shows they’ve figured out what works.