Kimberly Fuller
I just want to warn people about this watch with this strap. I bought one of these thinking it was pretty neat. And it is pretty neat with the spinning top above the dial. You just spin it to read the time. When it's spinning you can read the entire dial. It spins really fast and just takes a flick of you finger to get it spinning. HOWEVER, the strap is a joke. I don't really know what it's made of, more plastic than rubber or silicone\, I think. It's very thin and it will break, have no doubt. Mine actually snapped in two while I was removing it from my display case. I don't really know when it happened, but it was a shocker. I'd only worn it once.Without the strap it is completely useless. So, I sent it back to the shop for repair of a defective strap. A few weeks later it was returned with the strap broken into several pieces instead of into just two pieces when I shipped it off. It's impossible to reach these people. I went through the retailer from whom I bought it--not Amazon. I got the shipping address from them. But who does that? Snaps a watch strap into several pieces when it's sent in for repair? I can't imagine it wasn't done deliberately, or a new strap was put on and then it broke into several pieces while being shipped back to me. The latter seems unlikely. As can be seen, only a factory strap will fit the case due to the extenders from the case lugs. One can't buy a generic strap for it.Stay very clear of these G-Units with the plastic/rubber/whatever stuff straps. They are as poorly made as any strap I've ever run across. Don't buy this piece of junk.