BOBO BIRDWeek and Date Multi-Functional Display Men's Zebra Wooden Quartz Watch Lightweight Handmade Casual Wristwatches with Gift Box

It has the weight of a piece of paper, the watch face is smooth and well printed, you can read the time and date and the dial easily. The wood is naturally colored which adds to its aesthetic, the time is perfectly accurate when adjusted, which it’s really easy to adjust. It’s as durable as any standard watch (but don’t abuse it). This watch deserves a place in the spotlight, it’s unique, luxurious, and I believe it’s designed better than most and you get more out of it. My Apple Watch is just my wrist computer, this wooden watch is my primary for time and date, I never take it off.

I love this watch it’s very light weight and I think attractive. I have several expensive watches and I prefer wearing this one. The Rolex stays in the safe .

I've had TreeHut watches for years, but I started seeing these whiskey barrel watches and got myself one. They get as much attention as a Rolex, for 1/1,000 of the price. I actually like this better than TreeHut.

He loves it!

It is a decent watch. I wanted a wood watch as a conversation starter. Wood isn't honestly a good material for watches. It's a specific aesthetic. It is priced appropriately for what it is. It is an inexpensive quartz movement in a wood case and band. You wouldn't do chores with it. You wouldn't want it to get wet. You wouldn't go hiking with it. But for the price, it's neat!

Beautiful craftsmanship, my elderly father loved it. He had to figure out how to remove three links to get it to fit correctly. It came with the tool he needed to adjust it. The instructions are too small, but that’s usually how it goes lol. He fixed it in no time and absolutely loves the watch.

I love this watch and my husband has purchased 3 of them. He loves them but they break easily. The last one, the face of the watch came off. We chose not to purchase another one. They are so cute and really light to wear, but they just break easily.

Looks great and unusual as a wood watch and the price is right. it comes packaged in its own wood box, a nice touch. However, the strap needs adjusting, and the instructions are not only poor and incomplete but so tiny that a strong magnifying glass is required. The instructions do not tell which side of the band to push. Doing it the wrong way can cause problems. In addition, note should be made which links should be worked on, as balancing the band requires thought before proceeding.