Daniel Mullins
This watch is fantastic and for $80 they are b giving it away. It’s basically a seiko watch branded by Daniel Gorman. Quality is excellent, accuracy is excellent. And being all stainless steel means it will last forever. Don’t be afraid to buy this watch!

Anna Armstrong
Not accurate at all. Looks and feels good.

John Lawson MD
The movement is not Nh35 and the marking hours are not aligned.

James Reid
Very nice watch, very solid and luxury feeling.

Courtney Roberson
The watch looks great and could compete with my other watches in terms of quality of look. If you need a nice movement mechanical watch, this is a pretty good watch.However, this watch probably won't get much wear time. The spacing on the band is a nightmare if you have any type of hair on your wrist. The gap is so tiny, that any hair is immediately gripped and pulled while wearing it. It is slightly bigger and heavier than expected. This is a pro for some and a con for others.Ultimately, for the price, I'd probably spend a bit more ($15-$20) and buy a Seiko 5 Sport.

Thomas Jones
The media could not be loaded.  With the popularity of integrated bracelet watches, I wanted to try one out as I like the look. This one seemed promising from the pictures and description. The watch comes in a small, but adequate box. Inside the box is a manual and a warranty card. The watch comes wrapped in plastic to protect it while in transit. The watch itself looks very nice. It seems solid. The texture on the dial is very present and it catches the light nicely. The lume on the watch is impressive at first, but it starts to dim rather quickly. The watch uses a Seiko NH35 - which is a robust and solid movement. They generally will keep time within +-20 seconds a day. The watch also features 50 meters of water resistance and a push-pull crown.As for the dimensions of the watch I measured it at:43.8mm case.12.1mm thick.53mm lug to lug.159 grams.Overall, these measurements make for a slightly larger wearing experience. The design of the watch adds to this as well, because there is a lot of dial space. I think the design of this watch would have looked and worn better at the 38-41mm case size range. However, I know that some people prefer a larger watch. So, if that is the case for you, then this watch is pretty solid for the price.

Vincent Martinez
When it comes to watches from China, I've leaned to tamper my expectations, but this one is quite nice and would be a great everyday watch for the office—a nice watch with a handsome dial. Nothing flashy or pretentious, but just a nice watch with a NH35 Seiko movement from Japan. The hands and index markers have luminescent fillings for viewing in the dark. A guilloché-like motif on the dial gives it a certain quiet presence, and a background that does not interfere with telling the time or the date-window at 3 o'clock. The metal bracelet is big enough to handle up to an 8-inch (or so) wrist, which means that you'll likely want to remove some links. The glass is mineral instead of sapphire but seems scratch proof enough for daily use. The movement can be viewed from the back, but it's covered by an amber glass (see picture). All in all I found this watch punching up a bit from its class and will enjoy it for everyday use.

Gary Martinez
Upon receiving it, it automatically caught my eye because it was shiny and made so well. The second hand has a smooth and consistent turn, and not that “tick tock” kind of thing where it stops literally every second. I showed someone I know who appraises jewelry and after looking it over, she pointed out a few things that made it a very well made watch. HIGHLY recommend this!