MASTOPMen Automatic Mechanical Watches Stainless Steel Waterproof Top Brand Luxury Mens Watch

EL RELOJ ESTA MUY BIEN FABRICADO, SE NOTA CALIDAD Y TIENE LA GRAN VENTAJA DE SER AUTOMATICO; NO MEHABIA TOCADO VER UNO DE ESTE PRECIO Y AUTOMATICO MONTADO CON JOYAS (RUBIES). ESTOY MUY SATISFECHO Y LO RECOMIENDO

For $30?>? Might as well be free. Quality of exterior is flawless. Accuracy is less than 15 seconds per day. The crystal has a magnifying area for the date. A tool is included to remove lings. Be extremely careful to follow directions and the end of the pusher must be exactly on the pin. Its easy to break the tool. The band istightly shrink wrapped. Takes time to remove it. It looks like a very high end watch. Very comfortable to wear. Can't say enough good about it. Read directions carefully to set time and date. Normally it is not done that way. The dial is bright and easy to read. It is a heavy watch but its not an issue. Buy this watch. If it only lasts a year you got y our moneys worth.

Disclaimer I only bought this watch so I could practice a new hobby on the movement.Turns out this watch is cheaper than buying a half decent movement and for good reason. This watch is extra cheap. Bezel spring comes out, bracelet binds and is cheap/lacks any strength. I guess for my purpose this is a 5 bc it’s a cheap movement that I don’t mind screwing up but can get some practice on but for anyone thinking they’ve found a nice quality cheap watch save another 80 and buy a pagani design (I don’t support them either bc they are direct rips of many luxury watches) but at least they put some quality to the product.

For the price I expected a very cheap mechanical watch. I am very surprised at how nice this watch is. It has a heavy quality feel to it . After having it a week I noticed it's not keeping time, so I'd suggest skipping this company.

This is a decent watch for the price as long as you understand what you are getting.What's in the box: The watch. A largely plastic band pin extraction tool. An instruction paper.* The instruction paper shows how to adjust the band on one side and how to adjust the watch on the other.** The pin tool does work but it is rather fragile, and you must be very careful with it. Also, it does not discuss using a pair of pliers to remove the pin enough to remove a link. And it suggests using a hammer to reinsert a pin, but I think a pair of pliers works much better. More control.** None of the 4 watch types displayed is actually this watch. So: you can wind the watch with the stem all the way in or pull it out to adjust the time. There is no quick way to adjust the date, you must keep turning the time adjustment around and around to finally move the date. The date does click over nicely at "midnight".* I performed a couple of timing accuracy tests. The watch I received gained about 30 seconds a day, which means you will be adjusting the time every couple of days if you wear it regularly. If you wear it only once a week or something, you will need to set the time every time you put it on.* The watch winds either by wearing it (the "Automatic" in the name), or by the stem.* I wound the watch fully with the stem and it ran for over 36 hours. I didn't let it run down completely.Pros: Cost less than $30. Tolerable 1-day accuracy. Completely mechanical movement, no battery to run down or replace. Transparent back so you can see the gears moving. Luminous spots on the hands and dial. Included band pin extraction tool.Cons: Atrocious accuracy compared to similarly priced quartz-movement watch. No quick-adjust capability for the date makes that a tedious activity. The metal band has some rough edges. The description says "waterproof", but I'd be skeptical because the case and movement are not marked as waterproof as far as I can see.Summary: If you want a purely mechanical watch with better time accuracy I'd look elsewhere.