Robert Smith
This is second. Own green and blue.

Caitlin Mitchell
Nice watchKeeps good time.Too big. Did not realize.

Lisa Mclean
I do like this watch a lot, great feel, not too heavy but as is mechanical can be felt which is perfect v/s some quartz watches. Looks great, have only few rectangular watches so wanted one more. Runs great, accuracy and movement works 'light' ie normal office work and won't stop if used only daytime. (Note ! I think movement is old model, when adjusting only go forward not to brake it, not an issue, just a bit more day/ date setting).

Angela Carroll
It's a very nice product at the price level. It wears very nicely.

Wendy Williams
This watch won’t be for everyone. I suspect most people will likely either love it or hate it. I happen to love it. I was looking for something a little funky and fun to add to my small, affordable, automatic watch collection. This was perfect!So many good reviews and YouTube videos have been done on this watch so here are just a few of my observations. Many mention this as being a large watch and wearing larger than its dimensions. True. That said, if you regularly wear a diver, then this watch won’t seem that big at all. At only 39.5mm wide, 12mm thick, and 45.5mm lug to lug, it’s actually quite squat and smaller and lighter in all respects than any diver I have ever owned. It’s smaller and lighter than a Mako 2 and an SKX. And yet, the odd shape of it, the flashiness, and the large face makes it look much bigger than it actually is, while still feeling lighter than any diver I own. It feels and looks great on my 7 inch wrist. I typically don’t like watches over 41mm in diameter and over 11-12mm thick. I realize I may have slightly contradicted myself explaining the size. That’s the nature of this watch. It’s a bit of a conundrum. All in all, I find it to wear smaller than most reviews mention.No lume and it is not hackable or hand wind able. These aren’t major issues for me at or below the $130 mark. I wouldn’t pay more and of course would prefer it had these features left out of this reliable, robust, and very spartan movement. Some sell this watch for over $200. Silliness.Bracelets? Can’t stand them. Some people love them. I removed it immediately for a leather strap. It’s more casual and quirky with a brown leather strap and that shiny blue dial. Black bands look nice too as the outer edges of the dial appear more black than blue in most light. The bracelet is pretty decent for the price and adds to the 70’s vibe, just way too heavy for my taste and reminds me of something an eastern block mobster would wear. ;)Accuracy? As expected from the basic movement. It takes seconds to set it. A few shakes and off it goes. Automatic watches are best left for those who want to interact with their time pieces.So is this a dress watch or a casual watch? Again, it’s a conundrum. IMHO it is a nice daily wear, office casual/business casual watch, especially with a leather band. The green dialed version IMHO is the dressier version with the gold accents. I would have purchased the green version but for all that gold. I’m not a yellow gold fan. So, it is not a wear with shorts watch or wear with tux watch. It for sure isn’t a sport watch with only 50m of water resistance, push pull crown, squarish Hardlex crystal, and quirky design. Anything in between works. I’m a MS teacher at an independent school and find myself in khakis and a dress shirt or polo shirt most work days. A perfect fit!If you want something fun, quirky, modern-retro, and out of the box thinking, then this box shaped watch may be for you.Edit: After a few days of wearing this watch, I still enjoy it very much. I changed the strap to a black leather strap and think the watch looks even better as the black in the dial matches perfectly. The black strap does make it look a little dressier for what it’s worth. I also wanted to add that this watch is very shiny. The chrome indices on the dial and the metal around the face of the dial catch light like crazy. This watch is an attention grabber and not an understated watch. I tend to like understated and simple watches and thus is not that. Still, it’s fun and I’ll keep it when I want something a bit more exciting. I added a few pics of the black strap.

Anthony Berry
Great watch. Very affordable. Beautiful design

Scott Ryan
Watch came with no manual, but a phone number to call to order one...true story! I was told instructions were no longer available that they would e mail me instructions, what they sent I couldn't open up. I had to go online and research to find out this watch was an auto wind, no battery, ok..researched the start procedure as my research indicated, watch would run and stop,over and over....In fairness I gave the watch 1 star because it did show the time accurately twice a day but than I sent it back....how's about instructions guys.Time to stay clear of this manufacture!

Jacob Oliver
I'm a meaty boy at 6'2" and 300lbs. I never buy watches with a case size smaller than 42mm. I made an exception for this watch. It's much smaller than what I usually buy, yet it still wears incredibly well and doesn't look dainty at all on my 8.6" wrist. I dig it. If your wrist is any larger, though, you may wanna consider ordering yourself a bigger band to go along with it. I'd recommend a leather strap. Though, it looks dope with a stainless bracelet, as well. It's just a great watch!The second hand has a nice, pretty clean sweep. Can't speak to the accuracy just yet. It IS an automatic watch, so don't open it upon receipt, wear it for 10 minutes, then let it sit overnight and wonder why it isn't working in the morning. Ya big silly!It has a beautiful dark blue dial that lightens up and pops a whole lot under hard light. It has a retro look to it that I dig. I don't know. It's just a dope watch. Buy it. You probably won't regret it.