Daniel Wellington DW00100267: 40 mm White-Dial Quartz Watch with a Red Nylon Strap
The Daniel Wellington DW00100267 is a 40 mm analogue quartz watch with a white dial and a red textile nylon strap. The case is stainless steel and the display is a simple analogue one. It is the brightest strap choice among the plain white-dial Daniel Wellington models, and the colour does the work that other watches leave to ornament.
Details for this reference were confirmed on one comparison listing only, and the text below is limited to those facts. At 40 mm it is classed as unisex under our sizing rule.
Case and Size
The round case is 40 mm wide and 6 mm thick. The listing gives stainless steel and aluminium among its materials, and a mineral glass covers the dial. Case colour is not stated, so no tone is claimed here. A 6 mm profile keeps the watch slim, and the 40 mm width gives the white dial a comfortable amount of space.
- 40 mm diameter – suitable for medium and larger wrists
- 6 mm thick – slim profile
- Mineral glass – scratch-resistant for everyday knocks
Dial
The dial colour is white and the hands are analogue. A white dial is crisp and reads well in all light, and against the red strap it gives a clear two-colour look. No date or extra function is listed for this reference, so it should be treated as a time-only watch.
Movement
The power comes from a battery, driving an analogue quartz movement. There is nothing to wind and no regular setting. The battery needs to be replaced every few years by a watchmaker.
Red Textile Strap
The strap is red textile and nylon. Strap width is not stated in the listing, so it is not given here. Nylon dries quickly after rain or sweat and keeps its colour well, and it is lighter than leather. The red gives the watch a casual, sporty feel that goes with jeans, plain tees and summer clothes.
- Red nylon textile
- Light and quick to dry
- Easy to wipe clean
Water Resistance
The rating is 3 ATM, equal to 30 metres. This allows for rain and hand washing. Swimming, showering and diving are not advised.
Who It Suits
This watch suits anyone who wants a simple white-dial watch with a bold strap. It is a sensible choice for a wearer who likes to see colour on the wrist without a complicated face.
- Buyers who like a bright accent strap
- Wearers of any gender who prefer a 40 mm size
- People who want an uncomplicated, light watch
Care
Wipe the case with a soft cloth. Hand wash the strap with a mild soap and allow it to air dry. Keep it away from strong chemicals, and ask a watchmaker to change the battery and check the seal.
Everyday Use and Style
A watch with a red strap draws the eye to the wrist, so it works best with simple clothing. A plain white or navy shirt, a denim jacket or a grey knit all let the strap stand out as the single accent. The white dial stays quiet, and the red does the talking. In winter, the colour lifts darker outfits, and in summer it suits light linen and cotton.
Because the case is 40 mm, the watch reads as a moderate size on most wrists. It is neither tiny nor oversized, and the slim 6 mm profile means it does not feel bulky even with a thicker sleeve. For anyone choosing a first analogue watch, or replacing a smart watch for the weekends, this kind of uncomplicated design is easy to adjust to.
Nylon straps respond well to regular rinsing. After a sweaty day, a quick rinse under a tap, with the watch itself kept away from the water, followed by air drying, keeps the strap fresh and the red bright.
About Daniel Wellington
Daniel Wellington is a Swedish watch company founded in 2011 by Filip Tysander, known for slim watches and straps that can be swapped.
Technical Specifications
| Brand | Daniel Wellington |
|---|---|
| Reference | DW00100267 |
| Gender | Unisex |
| Case diameter | 40 mm |
| Case thickness | 6 mm |
| Case material | Stainless steel |
| Dial | White |
| Crystal | Mineral |
| Movement | Quartz (battery), analogue |
| Functions | Hours and minutes |
| Strap | Red textile nylon |
| Water resistance | 3 ATM (30 m), splash resistant |




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