Daniel Wellington Petite Sterling DW00100220: A Small Silver Watch on a Mesh Bracelet
The Daniel Wellington Petite Sterling DW00100220 is a 28 mm women’s quartz watch in polished silver-tone stainless steel. It pairs an eggshell white dial with a fine stainless steel mesh bracelet in the same silver colour, so the whole watch reads as a single, even tone from the dial to the clasp. It is part of the Classic Petite family, the compact end of the Daniel Wellington range, and it is a time-only watch with no date window, no sub-dials and no extra buttons to interrupt the face.
The appeal of this reference is how little there is on it. A plain white dial, slim silver hands and a ring of thin baton markers give a clean reading of the hour and minute, and the mesh bracelet lets it sit close to the wrist without the heaviness of a link bracelet. It is an easy watch to pick up and wear without thinking about it.
Case and Wrist Presence
The round case measures 28 mm across and about 6 mm thick, which places it firmly in the small-wrist category. The case is stainless steel with a silver finish, a non-rotating bezel and a snap-on case back that is etched with the watch details. A pull-out crown sits at three o’clock, kept small so that it does not dig into the back of the hand. On a typical wrist the watch sits well inside the bone, and the low profile means a shirt cuff slides over it without catching.
- 28 mm case – a small, neat size sized for slim wrists
- About 6 mm thick – low enough to slip under fitted sleeves
- Silver stainless steel – a bright metal tone that matches most silver jewellery
Dial: Eggshell White and Silver
The dial is a soft, eggshell white rather than a stark paper white. It has no numerals, only thin baton hour markers around the edge and two silver-tone hands for the hours and minutes, with a slender seconds hand sweeping the full circle. The restrained layout is typical of the Classic Petite line. Because the markers and hands are the same silver as the case, the contrast comes from the white background alone, which keeps the face calm and easy to read in daylight.
- Time-only layout – hours, minutes and seconds, nothing else
- Baton markers – slim and evenly spaced for a quick read
- Mineral crystal – a hardened glass cover over the dial
Movement
Inside is a Japanese quartz movement, listed on retailer specification sheets as a Miyota GL20 powered by an SR621SW-type battery with a stated life of around 60 months. Quartz means the watch keeps steady time without winding, and the only routine service it needs is a battery change every few years. The crown is used to set the time, and there is nothing else to adjust.
Mesh Bracelet and Fit
The bracelet is stainless steel mesh in a silver finish, fitted to the case with push pins. Instead of fixed links, the mesh is woven into a flexible band that closes with a sliding Milanese-style clasp. This means the length is infinitely adjustable within the range of the band, so there are no half-links to fiddle with. Retailer sheets give a wrist range of roughly 140 to 190 mm. The mesh drapes softly and feels more like fabric than a rigid bracelet. Take care when putting it on, as the fine mesh can catch on loose threads or hair if it is pulled quickly through the clasp.
Water Resistance in Practice
The watch is rated to 3 ATM, or 30 metres. In everyday terms that means it will cope with rain and the odd splash, and hands can be washed with it on. It is not made for swimming, showering or bathing, and steam from a hot shower is best avoided. If the watch does get wet, dry it with a soft cloth.
The Classic Petite Collection and Daniel Wellington
Daniel Wellington is a Swedish brand founded in 2011 and known for slim, minimalist watches with interchangeable straps. The Classic Petite line is its small-case range, with 28 mm and 32 mm sizes in a mix of metals and strap types. The Sterling name refers to the silver-tone finish of this version. Because the mesh bracelet is a push-pin fit, the strap can be swapped for another 12 mm style if you want a different look.
Who This Watch Suits
- Women with slim wrists who find 32 mm and larger watches too big
- Anyone who wants a time-only watch with a clean, uncluttered dial
- Wearers who prefer silver-tone jewellery and want a watch that matches
- People looking for a light, comfortable watch to wear every day at work
Care and Maintenance
Wipe the case and bracelet with a soft, dry cloth after wear to remove skin oils and dust. A slightly damp cloth works on the mesh, but dry it straight away. Keep the watch away from perfume, hairspray and cleaning products, which can dull the silver finish. When the battery runs flat, have it replaced by a watchmaker who will also check the case back seal so that the 3 ATM rating is kept.
Technical Specifications
| Brand | Daniel Wellington |
|---|---|
| Collection | Classic Petite (Petite Sterling) |
| Reference | DW00100220 |
| EAN | 7350068246661 |
| Gender | Women’s |
| Case diameter | 28 mm |
| Case thickness | Approx. 6 mm |
| Case material | Stainless steel, silver finish |
| Dial | Eggshell white |
| Crystal | Mineral |
| Movement | Japanese quartz (Miyota GL20) |
| Functions | Hours, minutes, seconds |
| Bracelet | Stainless steel mesh, silver, 12 mm |
| Clasp | Sliding Milanese-style clasp |
| Water resistance | 3 ATM (30 m), splash resistant |





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