Ashley Hall
First of all this watch is really shiny. Although I know it's only $50 you couldn't tell from a few feet away . While it's not a real tourbillon they sure tried hard to make it look that way. There's no way this watch is balanced since all the metals look similar so I don't expect it to hold time though temperature changes. I'm not even sure what gives it the gold color. It might be titanium nitride. This is my second Amazon mechanical watch and I really liked my first one until the stickers came delaminated. Hopefully one day I'll be able to buy a real tourbillon.Edit as expected a temperature change of about 10 degrees for 10 minutes makes it lose time by about a minute. Still pretty

Sandra Miller
I've received numerous compliments about this watch. Several reviews have stated that it stopped working after about a month or so. So I waited.In the meantime, I've abused this watch. I took it hunting. I wore it when I worked on my truck. I subjected it to the recoil of a high caliber firearm. Remarkably, it still keeps pretty good time, and the finish hasn't shown nearly as many blemishes as I expected. It does squeak a bit though. Some fine oil and a good wash will most likely take care of everything though.One note, the locking post for the clasp broke free from the band at one point. I was able to press it back into place with basic hand tools, and it's been perfectly fine ever since.Frankly Im shocked by how much I like this watch, despite it being so ostentatious. It wears surprisingly well. If you can look past and forgive the quirks and rough edges, it's honestly pretty good.It's a bit fast when fully wound, so expect to make an adjustment at least once a week. Nothing major, a few minutes usually.

Kenneth Johnson
The media could not be loaded.  The watch looks great overall. Its mesmerizing to see how the gears work inside. Very solid and heavy watch. My only gripe would be the instruction manual was horrendous and impossible to sort out.Starting the watch was pretty simple. Turn the knob for about 20 turns only. Clockwise. Turning it more may damage the gears inside. Pull out the knob and adjust the time. Push the knob back in. Thats all.The watch runs for a full day or two by itself. Wearing the watch creates kinetic energy when we move which turns a gear at the bottom of the watch which allows it function for longer. Should it stop at any time. Turn the knob back 20 times, adjust your time and you're good to go again.

William Willis
UPDATE: Despite the beautiful looks and excellently built exterior of this watch about 3 days after owning it it stopped keeping time and now randomly dies throughout the day no matter how well wound it is kept. Tried contacting customer support and they replied once then ignored all my other messages about getting it replaced.Honestly for the price I can't believe it. $40 for a watch that looks like $4000. Sure the bracelet is junk but you can buy a decent one yourself. Really like the style and design and the automatic movement for the price is amazing. I just hope it lasts haha. Assuming it does tho there is no reason not to get it for the price!

Sean Richard
This is a beautiful watch. It's similar to the Audemars Piguet Royal Oak style, but obviously substantially less expensive. This watch has some heft to it, not in an oversized way, but rather not a cheap feeling watch. This goes for the mechanism as well as the band. Certainly a great value for the price. I've had many compliments on this watch already, and I didn't have to spend $500k!

Aaron Sanchez
I purchased this watch for $40 just to see how much the industry has improved appearance for low cost skeleton watches. I was impressed at the case, and even the metal band is fairly nice for this price point.The photos do not show that the rear of the watch does not allow much visibility of internal parts and gears, as if the movement was not intended to be a skeleton design but somehow there was just enough design effort made to create the effect of open structure on the front while not removing any of the back plate of the movement.The appearance is acceptable, but one look at the back shows that the movement blocks almost all sightlines through the watch, making it a partially skeleton movement with much of the internal parts hidden from view.The watch looks good and keeps time within a few seconds per day, so I consider it a reasonable value for the price. I posted a review on the Pagani Design Blue Silver 1638 that I purchased from Amazon for about $80. Much better in every way, and also a great value for the price.

Timothy Adkins
I love it.

Mathew Novak
I have a fascination for automatic watches. I love seeing the internal springs and gears and other tiny parts on so-called "skeleton watches". The price and style really got my attention. I like the blue anodized band. I had to remove a few links, which is normal. If you don't have the tools to do that, you can order a kit or you can take it somewhere to have them do it. The watch is heavy, but in line with what one would expect from a large watch. It is easy to wind it manually (recommended to wind it frequently to help keep it accurate), and easy to set the time as well. It came with an instruction booklet, but it wasn't really necessary in terms of figuring it out. A nice watch with unusual styling!