Riley Williams
I’m very satisfied and Happy with this watch made with quality materials and it looks like a very expensive watch with a reasonable price i’m definitely ordering another one in the future

Michael Mejia
Timekeeping internals malfunctioned/went bad a few months in, but customer service was extremely helpful in replacing with a brand new one! A+ customer service and the watch looks great. The only complaint I still have is the lacking mechanism on the band is touchy if it is not latched in tightly, and will most likely end up replacing with a different latch (without the extra width diver-thing second latch).

Lauren Baker
Can't go wrong with this company high quality style watch

Amy Ross
I really wanted to give this watch a full five stars, because initially I was very impressed with the looks of it, but it has some flaws that I could not ignore.First, the pros: the watch is beefy and has a very fancy look. The watch face is very busy and eye catching, with a nice contrast between the silver watch hands and the black background. The strap is well made and can be adjusted to fit any wrist. It comes in a unique box that opens from the middle(see picture) with a lint free cloth to clean the dial, and a warranty card and instructions for use. There is a dual use stopwatch on the watch also.Now the cons: the date box is very difficult to see, I think it is because the color of the number is not contrasted enough against the background, plus it looks like it may be off center. It was also very difficult to set the date, because the knob didn't really click in place when I pulled on it. It kept going to the time set position and I couldn't figure out how to get it in the date set position. It was pure luck that I managed to get it into the date set position to set the date. Also, the watch is so big it can prevent you from being able to completely bend your wrist. And the time set dial sticks out so much it jabs into your hand. I recommend wearing it on your right hand only, so the time set dial does not dig into your hand.My husband will not wear this watch because it hurts his hand and he doesn't like wearing watches on his right hand. If you don't mind wearing a watch on your right hand, this may be a good watch for you.

Linda Harmon
The media could not be loaded.  Yes, WISHDOIT is legit.For a reasonable price, you’re going to receive a thoughtfully engineered timepiece made of quality material. The bezel of this watch is entirely made of stainless steel, and the band is genuine rubber (not resin). The band is soft and comfortable and grips your wrist well, you wouldn’t want a watch this big and heavy to slide up and down on your wrist throughout the day.One issue I do have is with comfort though. The crown (the spinning part on the side) is too low (too close to your hand), specifically when it’s worn on your left hand. I am right handed so I always choose to wear on my non-dominant (left) hand. After a while of wearing this, and moving my hand around, the crown will rub against a spot on the top of my hand, irritating it after a while and eventually turning red.Anyway, the chronograph works very well. The top button starts and stops the timer, while the bottom button resets it. Once the chronograph is started the 1/10 sec (decisecond) wheel at the top starts spinning as shown in the video I attached. After exactly 1 minute, that wheel will stop spinning and land at 10. Fear not, it still continues to count the deciseconds in the background, but halts the visual aspect of it. Once the chronograph is stopped, the 1/10 second wheel will jump to the correct time. This is a deliberate design choice to conserve the watch’s battery. An example of the thoughtful engineering that I mentioned earlier.The rest of the chronograph works as expected. The minute timer is on the left, and the second timer is on the bottom. Every 10 deciseconds, the second hand counts a second, and every 60 seconds the minute timer counts a minute. Once you stop the chronograph, all hands stop and you can determine exactly how long it’s been since you initially started the timer. There is no hour hand so it’s not ideal for timing anything that may take over 60 minutes. Unless of course you note when an hour has passed, and add those hours to the final time yourself.The quartz movement seems accurate. I haven’t adjusted the time in over 5 weeks and of course it’s still accurate to the exact minute, but has lost maybe 5 seconds or so.The luminous display is also bright and is present on all the main numbers, hour marks and hands, including the chronograph hands.Overall, this watch is engineered by professionals who understand watches, and you won’t be let down by the quality or the functionality of the piece.

Candice Moore
Good watch, looks elegant and works well

Susan Allen
So first off, this is a quartz…not an automatic. I’m always skeptical of quartz watches in this price range because for this price, you start getting into the territory of nice but affordable automatics.The biggest pro for me is that it has a Seiko VD57 movement. The minute hand stays perfectly in place whenever you go to push the crown. It’s not like a lot of quartz watches I’ve gotten, where the hand wants to jump around and you have to roll over to the next minute and try again until you finally get it set right. It’s also a very reliable movement that stays consistent over time. I’ve had this watch for three days now and it’s not went off track by a single second yet.Build quality is phenomenal. The polished screw heads are genuinely the shiniest pieces of metal I’ve ever seen. They’re also lowered down into the watch face so you don’t have to worry about scuffing them. The watch isn’t light by any means, but for the size and build, I expected it to be much heavier. All of the machining is flawless. It’s a well made work of art. The buttons and crown fit seamlessly and they’re very tactile.While not near as big as a lot of Invicta’s offerings, it’s definitely not made for smaller wrists. That leads me to my one major complaint. It’s not with the watch itself, but with the included band. Even on the smallest setting, it’s going to be too loose for a lot of wrists. I think they should’ve added at least one more notch.Overall though, I think it’s a really well made and reliable watch. Packaging was also very well done which is always appreciated.