Kathleen Cuevas
This watch looks as good in person as it does in the video.When you open the box, which is suitable for wrapping as a gift, you'll find a tool for adjusting the metal watchband by removing links to fit it to your particular wrist. If you're not familiar with how to make this adjustment, you can just search online for a video using a phrase like, "Olevs adjust metal wristband", where you'll find a selection. It's not a particularly complicated procedure, but if you're not willing to do it, you'll need to take the wristband to a jeweler's because it's much too big for the average wrist.Due to the fact the included little "documentation micro-book" is obviously written by a non-native-English speaker, it's often unintelligible. So also be prepared to look online for videos on how to adjust the date, the day, and the time. It's not that complicated, but there are a couple of tricks you'll need to avoid frustration.The last thing I'll say is that this watch looks oddly similar to much more expensive wrist watches, mainly due to the little crown-like Olevs symbol at the top center of the face, the face color choice, and the Roman numerals.As for whether it's sufficiently self-winding, and whether it keeps accurate time, it's too early to tell, but I have no reason so far to doubt either point.This watch suits my desire to have a number of different tasteful looking wrist watches to fit various moods and environments. If you, too, like the looks, be assured that it feels as expensive as it appears, and I doubt you'll be disappointed with it, especially given its price versus certain similars.
