Men's Watches Luxury Fashion Casual Dress Chronograph Waterproof Military Quartz Wristwatches for Men Stainless Steel Band Gold Black

I bought this for my husband, he absolutely loves it.

So the watch is beautiful. The links weren't hard to remove. The item came in a timely manner. Had no issue with how the item was packaged. Not sure about how long the gold will stay on it or how long the battery will last bcuz I just got it. It looks like the plating isn't cheaply done. I'm only wearing it 4 days out the week. It looks like a high end watch. Worth the buy so far.

I got this because I was looking for an oversized watch. It is a nice looking watch that I wore a lot when I first bought it, but the clasp started to come undone within a year. All I do is re-clamp it and it good. Because of the clasp, I wear it less. Keep in mind, I am not a maintenance watch owner. I do not know how to fix them and unfortunately I don’t take them to someone to fix. I usually give them away or get rid of them. The watch has not tarnished yet, but like I said I do not wear the watch everyday. I also stop the watch in between wears to hopefully conserve the battery. I don’t know if that helps lol but I do it anyway. I would recommend getting this watch. It looks really nice, it has pretty much been great for over a year (except the clasp becoming undone sometimes), and has not tarnished. The price is great! Buy the watch!

My partner love it

Great watch for the money.

Muy bueno y elegante

I ordered this watch for myself but never got around to opening it until later so unable to return. The big hand is not working as it gets stuck between the hour dials so the time is always wrong. Overall it's a good watch and nice but I guess I got a defective one.

I just got my second watch after being very happy with the first for a number of years. You can't beat the price. However, the instructions for adjusting the band are not clear and there are four apparent options for trying it, of which only one is correct. English is not their first language (or second) but on the other hand it's a lot better than my Chinese. So, here goes. First, lay the watch on a table with the stem down, face towards you. On the half of the band that is on your left, use the tool to push down in the hole that is now on top of the band to press out the pin you want to remove. Holes on the other half of the band, or pushing from the bottom hole, will not work. Some pins require more effort than others; many can just be pushed out. Some may require a tap on the tool with a small hammer. Once the pin protrudes from the other side, pull it on out (with pliers if need be.) When reassembling after removing some links, note that the pin is actually a small cotter pin with a wider head on one end. Insert the other, narrow, end from the bottom relative to the orientation above (i.e., the narrow end is the one you pushed on to extract the pin.) Press the pin firmly all the way in flush. If you're doing it right everything is easy and the whole operation takes only a couple of minutes.