Judy Miller
Nice looking sporty watch. You can discern the quality as soon as the box is delivered.The watch has a weight to it which belies the craftsmanship. The skeleton face is striking; seeing the watch mechanisms.The green is eye catching and attractive. If this is your color, you already know it!It self winding with a few shakes of the wrist. Love how low maintenance it is.

Michael Ball
The media could not be loaded.  I'm always a fan of purely mechanical devices so when I saw this watch I felt compelled to try it out. I love that the watch is clear at all angles and some of the inner workings can be seen in action. That said, being that this watch is mostly clear acrylic, special care should be practiced to ensure it does not get scratched.While this watch is a little on the bulky side, comparable to a typical smart watch, it does not feel overly heavy or weighed down. It is aesthetically nice with a lot of detail put into the watch face design. It is sometimes a little difficult to zero in on where the watch hands are at times due to being so small. So, it does take a little extra time for me to read the time, especially in low lighting. Operation of this watch is fairly quiet and the clicking mechanism is barely audible. Motion appears to be on every half-second. Accuracy is good however it does begin to lose accuracy as it nears the bottom 1/5 of its winding. There is no way to really tell how well the auto-winding feature is working, so I tend to give the manual winding a few turns each day just in case. It is recommended to wind the watch 40 turns upon arrival too, and then the auto-winding mechanism should help from there by swinging a winding pendulum while walking.Overall, I enjoy wearing this watch. It is comfortable and stylish, and it is sometimes a conversation starter too which I love. I often find other people do still enjoy purely mechanical watches as well, which are somewhat of a rarity in this increasingly digital watch market. This watch's literature also does contain some branding terms similar to those used by ETA, a Swiss watch manufacturer. However, it appears it is more so referencing the design's equivalence than being made by ETA.The bands on this model watch do not appear to be easily interchangeable, so I would take note of preferred colors before ordering.

Laura Fletcher
I really love how wide this white strap is and how big the faces I love how transparent the watches and how you can see the movement. I am definitely appreciative of the hand winding so that you don’t don’t have to replace the batteries.I think this is very stunning and it does glow at night so that you can see the hands easilyAbsolutely worth the money and I think will make a fashion statement for anyone that wears itI would definitely be sporting my sunglasses wrist

Jacqueline Heath
I was unsure of the quality for the price but I was wonderfully knocked out by the quality of the packaging (perfect gift to send someone!!!), the watch design, comfort and ease to set and read. Now, I want the green one for me!!! Great statement piece for men or bold & confident women!!

Mary Miller
Doesn’t keep time good

Sandra Murphy
OK, what I expected to happen happened. Whenever I test an expensive watch from an unknown brand through Amazon Vine I look at the price and think "I bet that will fall by 50% by the time I come to review it."Yup. When I ordered this watch it retailed at $349.99, and even before receiving it I was certain it wouldn't feel worth that kind of money when I saw it. I opened the box today, came back to write my review and, sure enough, the price has now dropped to $199.99. Still quite high for a brand with no pedigree, but at least a little more reasonable for an automatic.This is a big, quite brash watch, large enough that it probably won't suit a slender wrist. Mine is a fairly narrow 6.75", and to be honest this watch looks too big on me. I'd only ever wear it with a t-shirt/polo, never a long sleeved shirt or sweater. It's just too bulky to fit comfortably beneath a sleeve.The watch is... interesting. I lean towards classic styling when it comes to watches I actually wear on a regular basis, but I have a soft spot for skeleton movements and unusual designs. I don't really wear them but I like to *have* them. Interesting watches are just nice objects to own, but I'm not sure this one will find itself a spot in my display case. It's nice, and with its completely transparent case it's certainly interesting, but to my eye the face of the watch looks just a little... plasticky. A little cheap. It doesn't quite hit the spot for me.If you like out there styling I'd have no problem recommending it, though. This is a nice example of a skeleton watch, and I'd say $200 is a pretty fair price for what you're getting.

Christopher Wright
Behold the $100 timepiece, a wrist-worn marvel. Features:1. Open Dial Design: It's as if the watchmaker said, "Why hide the gears? Let's expose them like a nudist colony at a snowball fight."2. 30M Waterproof Reliability: Perfect for everyday life and light water encounters.3. Luminous: The non-radioactive phosphorescent pigment ensures visibility in low-light conditions.4. No Battery Needed: Ah, the crown-twisting ritual! Rotate it like you're winding up a tiny mechanical hamster. It has a 36-hour reserve—because who needs batteries when you have wrist magic? ⌚

Timothy Morrison
Love this watch. The band being made of rubber makes it very comfortable