This is an attractive watch.
It is hard to find a watch without all the buttons, features and
gimmicks. I'm not a diver and I don't
need a watch to be waterproof to 300m.
This is just a watch, no calendar, nothing but the time. The skeleton style is very popular at the
moment. It is fun to watch a watch. Overall it is a good looking watch that keeps
good time.
The negatives are not a big deal. First I am guessing but I don't imagine many
millenniums have seen a watch that winds.
I haven't had a watch that you needed to wine since my 1964 Bulova. There was nothing in the instruction manual
that showed how to wind the watch nor how to set it. Pictographs are not always insulting. A couple showing how to wind the watch and
set the time would be nice. In the
interest of accuracy I did call the customer support number and found that the
watch wound exactly how I thought it should.
However the 1964 watch had you turn the stem clockwise then counter
clockwise through the winding process.
This watch, you only turn it clockwise.
The other issue was the clasp. Now perhaps the average buyer has seen this
type of clasp before but I haven't. It
took several minutes to figure out. I suspect my bride would have gotten it
sooner as ladies jewelry seem to have a wide variety of clasps. Nothing wrong with the watch clasp. A simple pictograph would have made figuring
it out much quicker. There was a photo
on Amazon that showed the clasp open and , it would make sense to have same
photo in the watch documentation.
I received the watch from Amazon with the understanding I
would do an honest review.
If reviewing a product, it may have been received free of charge. That will NEVER have a bearing on my recommendations.
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