Kenneth Lynch
Was given this as a Christmas gift and have to admit I wasn't impressed overall. I did like some things about it, but disliked others. The watch itself is a nice design, felt well made in the hand, and was comfortable on the wrist. I actually liked the color combo as it was very unique. The watch shipped in a beautiful box that was wrapped with a Enriva ribbon (which I thought was a nice touch). Packaging was great, and the watch shipped with a stopper to keep the crown pulled ensuring that the watch would have a brand new battery that didn't run until I wanted it to (again a nice touch). Finishing on the case, and caseback were nice and the hands, dial, date, and crystal were all well done. Those are the pros - overall not a bad watch for the price. Now for the negatives. This watch is listed in the description as "Professional Dive Watch" - there is no way that can be true. Its a 100m water resistant watch - so I trust it would handle my water needs....but to call it a professional dive watch is very misleading because it is not. Also the rotating bezel on the watch rotated in both directions even though the description says "unidirectional". That was a deal breaker for me. No "professional dive watch" would. have a two direction rotating bezel. Another error in the description of this watch. My biggest complaint is when I noticed my concerns with this watch I decided to e-mail the customer support e-mail address in the very nice owners manual that came with the watch. As luck would have it the e-mail came back "invalid e-mail address". That doesn't say much for Enriva Watches that they have a e-mail address listed in their owners manual for customers to use....that actually doesn't even work!!! Also since they have no website - I guess I was pretty much out of luck in terms of contacting them. At this point I was done with this watch. Too bad because it was a nice looking watch, but at the end of the day I am not going to wear something that isn't as described from the company making it - nor thats from a company that isn't available should you need to ask them questions or have service work done on the watch down the road.

Jacob Sosa
My husband likes watches, especially those that have tool function utility features such as diver timing bezels. But when I first asked him to help me evaluate this ENRIVA Men's Pro Diver Quartz Watch, he was a bit apprehensive. He saw the photo for this watch on the Amazon listing and was unsure about all the colors on the dial and bezel. Most of his watches have traditional white, black or blue dials, and he was concerned that this ENRIVA might look too flashy or wild. When this watch in the Blue Beige Stainless-Steel option arrived, however, he was pleasantly surprised by how much he liked it. The first thing he noticed was its exceptional presentation in an elegant watch box suitable for gifting. Next, upon opening the box, he was impressed immediately by the handsomely attractive appearance of the watch. While he found that the watch dial colors are definitely unusual, they are not as pronounced as in the Amazon listing pictures. Rather, the dial colors are fairly subtle and not at all flashy or gaudy. When paired with the stainless steel case and bracelet, the colors of the dial and bezel pop in an eye-catching way. My husband especially liked the color gradient on the dial that moves from blue to beige.In terms of functional utility, my husband found that this watch has a well-working unidirectional 120-click dive-type bezel. It also has a magnified date calendar window at the 3 o’clock position that changes over to the next day near midnight. The hands and hour markers are coated with luminescent paint that will glow in the dark after exposure to bright light. Most surprisingly, even the colored bezel markers are luminescent. The watch has 100 meters of water pressure resistance, and has both a screw-down crown and screw-in case back.The bracelet clasp has 4 micro adjustment positions and the watch is fairly comfortable after resizing. My husband would have preferred a push-button clasp, but said that this one still works fine. He noted that the watch has a good solid feel and weight, but doesn't seem too heavy when worn. Finally, the watch has kept great time so far, and looks terrific on the wrist. Overall, my husband was happy with all the impressive features and functional utility of this ENRIVA Men's Pro Diver Quartz Watch, and was so pleasantly surprised by its attractive appearance.

Zachary Jones
I. Love. This. Watch. This is my second from Enriva, the first being their phenomenal (but almost unwearably bulky) automatic pro dive watch. I fell in love with that watch the moment I first saw it, but it's so large that I rarely wear it.Because I find the auto version so large I hesitated to order another from Enriva, but I'm glad I did. This watch has everything I love about the automatic version, but the slim quartz movement means that it sits in a case small enough to be perfectly wearable on my slightly narrow wrist. It's pleasingly chunky but quite lightweight at the same time.What I love most about Enriva watches is that you're paying virtually nothing for the brand name. I have at least a dozen fashion watches from the likes of Hugo Boss and Tommy Hilfiger that cost around the same as this one, but the difference in quality is truly laughable. No, Enriva watches can be compared much more closely to the quality of dedicated watchmakers such as Alpina. At $139 this one compares very favourably with a couple of my Alpina quartz watches that retail in the $500 range.I wasn't totally sold on the colour scheme when I placed my order (I got the blue beige stainless steel), but now it's on my wrist I'm convinced. It looks fantastic, and it's a great addition to my otherwise conservative watch collection.