Men's Pocket Watch Stainless Steel Analog Skeleton Watch Hand Wind Mechanical Movement Stainless Steel Chain

I have, up to now, six wrist watches and two pocket watches ranging from a $50 Timex for work, to a $800 Swiss Rotary (we Brits love our Rotary!!). What do I have to say about my new acquisition? My Stuhrling arrived earlier and I set it over six hours ago against my Rotary. So far so good!! I have no plans to submerge it in water, nor do I intend to have it engraved. I am not a captain of industry, and neither am I too upset if, in time, it proves to gain or lose the odd minute over a 24 hour period. My 76 year young other Rotary, passed to me from my grandfather, gains about a minute every four days, but I wouldn't get rid of it for the world. This piece is beautiful, well constructed and a welcome addition to my collection. I would recommend this little gem to anyone who wants a beautiful timepiece, and especially at the price. Update: It's Murphy's Law that within an our of my review the watch jumped an hour. I called customer services, and within 18 hours a replacement arrived. This watch has been running for over 24 hours without a hitch. More interesting is that the box of the first had, embossed in gold, on its orange lid the name Stuhrling, and inside one elastic band to the right with the documents. With the new one, embossed in gold on the lid, is a quote from Max Stuhrling, and inside an extra band on the left under which is a cleaning cloth. It is logical to assume the second is a different, and more recent batch that has resolved problems encountered by previous reviewers. A hint. My gran always told me that when setting the time of a mechanical watch always do it clockwise, otherwise you are rotating the mechanism against itself. This may have an effect on the watches life and continued accuracy. P.S. Thank you Amazon, for your excellent service.

I love skeleton watches. This is my 2nd Stuhrling and its amazing. I wish they would make more women's skeleton wrist watches. I love the look and don't have to worry about a battery.

This pocket watch is just wonderful! It is a skeleton watch which has "windows" on either side so that you can view the inner workings and comes with a pocket watch chain. It has good weight to it and keeps perfect time. The size is right in between a vintage woman's pocket watch and a men's one, it is sized just right. The one thing that I like best about it is that it has a "kick stand" on the back so that it can be set on a desk or dresser or table. I use it this way on my desk while working. The material is solid and I feel that it will last a very long time.

This is a good watch, though not without some minor issues that most likely will not detract from your ability to enjoy the watch. The one major qualm I have with the watch is it lacks a hacking second hand (i.e., when you pull the crown all the way out, the second hand still moves, which makes setting a precise time difficult). The movement overall seems fine for the price point. The case reflects it uses the ST 91650 movement. I couldn't find much information about that particular movement, but it seems similar movements used by Stuhrling are made in China. Your mileage may vary on movements built in China, but the quality seems to have increased in recent years. The Stuhrling website claims the movement is 19 jewels and has a 30 hour power reserve, though I'm having some doubts about the 30 hour claim (the printing on the back of the actual watch says its 17 jewels, which may have an impact on the power reserve). It beats at 18,000 VPH (or about five ticks a second), which gives the second hand an acceptable sweep. The movement is showcased via a partially skeletonized dial and an exhibition caseback. Which brings me to another minor issue with the watch: I think it would look more classically styled if the dial was not skeletonized. The skeletonized dial is interesting, but means the Stuhrling logo is imprinted on the glass. The logo looks like a sticker (I often find myself trying to pick the logo off of the glass), and doesn't seem to fit the overall design of the dial. The hour markers are roman numerals, and seem in-line with the price point of this watch (it goes for $85 on the Stuhrling website). The hands are Breguet-style, and are the perfect size for the watch face. The hour and minute markers are very legible, and the printing seems clean and crisp. The front and back crystals are Krysterna, which seem to be unique to Stuhrling watches. Stuhrling claims these types of crystal are more scratch resistant than sapphire. Again, I have some doubts about that claim. I will say the crystal on my watch shows no signs of scratches, despite the less-than-delicate manner with which I treat it. The case is made from polished 316L stainless steel, which is the type of stainless steel used in most watches. The finishing is acceptable, with no sharp edges. The back of the case has a desk stand, which is a nice touch, as it allows the watch to act as a desk watch when not being worn. The crown is an onion-shaped push/pull, and does what it is supposed to. The watch comes with a 12 inch stainless steel link chain. The chain is long enough that I can go about all of my daily activities without worrying about the watch being pulled from my pocket. The belt clip at the end of the chain affixes to my suit belt loops with no issues. All in all, the watch seems to offer good value for $85, and would be a good purchase for someone who likes to add the occasional flair to their wardrobe.

Very cool pocket watch. Love it

Worst waste of money in a very long while. I can only review what i, personally have received and dealt with; so, here is what I have to say: Anyone who truly values a watch wants an accurate timepiece; this is NOT one of those. This worthless (and quite ugly) watch lost 5.37 minutes (5mins. and 37secs) in 7 days. That is worse than the worst $10 knock-off watch that I have ever seen. Literally, I have W^^-M^^t watches that keep much, much more accurate time. But, I get ahead of myself. The FIRST watch I got in the mail was already overwound and refused to work, no matter what I tried. Amazon customer service was excellent. They sent a new watch before I had the chance to return the original. I can't tell you how much I appreciated the young lady on the other end of the line. She couldn't have been more polite and helpful. I only wish that I could remember her name so that I could give her the accolades she so richly deserves. (I have, like most of you, had to deal with customer service at other places- they couldn't compare.) Back to the review.. So, back it went. When the replacement got here I wound it thinking, like most, that a 19 jewel $600 retail watch would probably keep decent time. Hah! Over the course of seven days it lost 5 minutes and 15 seconds. Crazy slow, huh? So I took it to a local watchmaker (believe it or not, there are a few left) to adjust, but even he has failed to get the watch to keep anything like accurate time. [By the way: The back comes off with an eyeglass style screwdriver, and the slot is almost directly beneath the winding stem.] One last thing- looking at the cheap insides (plastic "shock ring" instead of brass), the cheap-LOOKING outside, and the overall quality of the make of this watch I can truly say, after having had two, that I wouldn't give $5 for this let alone the $600 that the website claims.

Very classy looking watch. Good value for the money. Instructions don't tell you how much to wind it. Wind it 25-40 turns or until you start to feel resistance every 24 hours. Be careful not to overwind.

Got this a while back. It's difficult to see for old guys and it worked fine for a time. The problem with it, to me, was that little stand in the back. Eventually, that annoyed me and it "accidentally" broke off. Then, the other day, after never dropping it, it met concrete and stopped working. Oops. Now it's working again, but inconsistently. It's slow. I still like it but now I will probably retire it to my timepiece graveyard.

Je suis un grand amateur de montres et je possède deja 2 stuhrling automatiques. Elle sont de bonne facture et le mecanisme fonctionne impeccablement. Cette montre à gousset est très belle, de bonne qualité et fonctionne parfaitement (aucun décalage sur 72 heures de test). Je suis surpris des gens qui flinguent cette marque dans leur commentaire. Il n'y a que des commentaires assassins sur Amazon...

So far good, but price fluctuate so much as I've got it for 12k but it seems to go down till 9k, so get your deal and wait for it to become 9k.

Orologio molto bello e preciso, lo consiglio!

I hadn't ordered from Stuhrling before so wasn't sure how reliable they were being based in the States, so instead of ordering from the Stuhrling website I ordered one through Amazon for a bit of added protection. It arrived on time and was well packaged. When I opened it I was surprised how plush the watch packaging was. It felt like quality. When I removed the watch, I was impressed with the weight of it. The whole thing surpassed my expectations. It's beautiful and exceptionally well price. I wouldn't hesitate to order from Stuhrling again. The only slight negative is not about the watch, it is about the support. I emailed Stuhrling and got a reply in good time, but I also contacted them using their WhatsApp number. That was on the 6th October 2021. My message is still sat there unread. That's a minor thing, but if it exists it should work.

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