Mens Watches Chronograph Black Stainless Steel Waterproof Date Analog Quartz Watch Business Wrist Watches for Men

Very nice, looking very presentable watch. Not too big or too small, relatively comfortable for 24 hrs wear.Love the black metal band! Band is very long but watch comes with a very handy kit to adjust the band. Looks and feels very solid build.It is not a brand name but it feels like it and even if it last 1-2 years it is totally worth it considering the price! Looks better in person than on the web, highly recommend it!

I like the style and it keeps the time very well, works great.

Great wrist watch. Looks great and keeps time. The only problem I've had with it is when you have to take links out to size it down, the pins that have to be put back in don't stay in place real well. They keep falling out and getting lost. Which seems to be a common problem after reading the other reviews. To fix this I would recommend that any pins that have to be pulled out and put back in need a dab of crazy glue at each end to keep it in place. Have not had any problems with it since.

Bought this watch for my son as a gift. He was very happy with it. It appears to be of good quality for the price. I must say it was pretty reasonable and I was surprised how it looks and feels. The watch is heavy like the more expensive Chronograph watches. And it keeps good time so far. I would purchase this again.

Attractive watch. But you get what you pay for. Have no great expectation for a less than $40 watch. Especially one that's made in China!

I have the all-black watch with the metal band; a good looking watch with a clear face --- but utterly useless as the band can not be adjusted to my wrist size of 7 inches (I don't think the size is unusual -- I'm a 6 feet, 210 lb male). Even at the smallest setting available on the band, the watch hangs totally off my wrist with a good inch and a half to 2-inch space between it and the skin (either hanging off, sliding up my arm, or threatening to slide over my hand and away). I can't believe that there is no way to adjust the band further -- or did I get a special watch made for the Jolly Green Giant (No "Ho-Ho-Ho" here)?.

I used to order a watch, but it looked like a toy, so I tried to avoid buying a watch from now on. But this is a much better watch than I expected.So I recommend this. Even though the price is cheap, the watch is really good.

Good product.

Good watch value for money

Funciona estupendamente y he comprobado que es super preciso. El aspecto es genial, muy elegante, y pesa lo suficiente. Ambas cosas hacen aparentar que se trata de un reloj muy caro.

The link remover is a plastic joke. You will likely have to take it to a jewelry store to have it sized else you will scratch and break it. I was disappointed with the packaging. No box. It comes in a felt envelope shaking around from Japan or China to North America. Very poor packaging. The dial that rotates on the top grinds. It’s like poor machining. Also does not stay at top. Moves off center. While the finish is good and finally wearing it, it looks okay but you can tell it’s just a cheap nock off Omega in person. Is it worth the $55 bucks paid with shipping? Sadly NO. If it were a $30 watch including tax I would feel it was a fair deal. The pictures in the ad must be from a watch specially made for advertising as my watch live does not look that good. You get what you pay for or in this case a little bit less. I would not buy another one. Finally, the date adjust does not work. You have to spin the time adjust forever to get the right date to display. Sad.

Amazing quality for the price! A nice fashion watch with a hefty metal casing and band. Bought two - one was going to be a gift - but they are so nice I've kept both for myself.

The pix in the web looks good. However, as is usual with linked metal straps, it was way too large. Maybe Goliath would find it a good fit. (Somebody has to reinvent the pin method with those things). Then the link removal tool which came with it, broke while trying to remove the link pins. I had a removal kit on hand but the pin resistance broke that too. So I figured that I would ask a jeweller. But, guess what - they were all closed due to Covid 19. Since I am an elderly and at risk person, I would not go out and be exposed to the hazard. The due date for returns has passed by. I eventually found a jeweller to fix the band size problem. So - I started to set time and date etc. Now that's a trick in itself; lifting the set knob set the hands spinning so loosely they looked like they were about to fall off.. They are so sensitive that the merest touch on the opened knob moved hands. So, while you might want to set the second hand by stopping it at the 12 o'clock, then set the hands at the correct time mark, you can loose it at the mere touch of your finger as you close off the control knob. You can get some wild spins of the hands if you try to set the date after setting the time. In fact just snapping the knob back into place can move the time you just set if you are not very careful with your finger tips. Trying to set the date first and then the time can be tricky since setting the knob at the correct pull stop (half way out) is like trying for a bulls eye at darts. By the time you get some tactile practice at setting up your watch, you can lose it all when you try to stop the date changing to the next (wrong) day at noon or midnight. While the instructions warn you about choosing the right time to set the time to match 24 hours, I found that with mine, no matter what I do with it, the day advances at the first next 12 o'clock or moves ahead after six hours. And, of course, as soon as you lift the time set screw to set the date, a hairs breadth lift past its click point sets off the time hands circus all over again. Trying to pull the set knob out to just the date set position requires more force than needed to move the small distance to it's operating niche. It simply resists until the pull snaps it out to the time set level. Of course, the reset circus spins again! If you think that's everything and sighs of relief can be heaved, you will discover that the date numerals are so small as to be useless. I literally have to use readers or a magnifying glass to see the date. I have 20/20 vision with a mild need of magnifiers for close up; but I can read without them if I choose. Having gone past the return date I do not see what I can do except accept that the watch is a distinct disappointment. I'm not sure if the vendor is aware of these sorts of issue but I would not accept a replacement of this watch if that were to be offered. I would choose a different watch. Maybe it's just a one-off; but I cannot recommend this watch.