Fossil FS6108 Everett Chronograph Analog Brown Dial Watch

Fossil FS6108: The Everett Does What It’s Supposed To

Sometimes a chronograph is just a chronograph. The Everett doesn’t try to be a race timing instrument or a pilot’s tool—it’s a solid quartz chrono that looks good on a wrist. Fossil has been making these for decades, and the formula works.

The Color Combination

Black dial, black case, brown leather strap. It’s a classic pairing that shows up across price points for a reason—the warm brown against matte black creates visual interest without being loud. The 18mm strap width keeps things proportional against the 44mm case.

Functional Layout

Three subdials handle 60-second, 60-minute, and 24-hour tracking. Date window at 4 o’clock. The chronograph pushers have decent tactile feedback, and the mineral crystal will handle normal wear. It’s not sapphire, but at this price point, that’s expected.

Sized for Presence

At 44mm, the Everett makes itself known. It’s not subtle, and it’s not trying to be. The black-on-black case and dial combination keeps it from feeling oversized on most wrists. 50m water resistance means rain and hand washing are fine—just don’t take it swimming.

Who This Is For

If you need a chronograph that looks sharp with jeans or a blazer and don’t want to think too hard about it, the Everett delivers. It’s the watch equivalent of a well-fitting pair of boots—functional, good-looking, and ready for daily wear.