Crave review
Crave makes products you can wear as jewellery, including the Vesper necklace. That’s what I’d come here for. The original and the Vesper 2 look similar at a glance, so I’d open both product pages before picking a finish.
Check which Vesper you’re buying
Crave describes the original Vesper as splash-proof and the Vesper 2 as submersible. The Vesper 2 listing describes a stainless steel body with plated finishes, so I’d check the finish on the exact version I wanted. If I was shopping for a conventional handheld model, I’d also look at Spectrum Boutique, which carries products from several brands.
Read the warranty and replacement terms separately
Crave offers a one-year warranty against manufacturing defects. Its separate five-year plan offers a one-time 50% discount on an eligible replacement. For a direct U.S. order, ask support for a return number before mailing anything. The published terms say the customer pays return shipping and Crave deducts a 15% recycling fee from refunds to the original payment method. If I were ordering elsewhere, I’d ask support to confirm the return rules for my destination.
Anabel’s take
I’d decide whether I wanted the necklace as jewellery first, then check the model and finish. I’d keep the order number handy in case I needed a replacement later.