FORSINING Men's Automatic Self-Winding Rectangle Watch Calendar Genuine Leather Strap Tourbillon Watch

My son told me this is a decent copy of a Frank Muller watch. I checked and the real one goes for $24,900. This one, under $40. It is good looking, large size, with very hard dial window material. It is easy to read, easy to change the date via top right button, and the other botton and push spot actually work. Of course it is not a Tourbillon, as what you see move is simply the spring doing its job. Band is not very good, will probably last about a year then time for a better leather band. It took one month to arrive from the factory in China. This is my second Forsining; both are self-winding, both run down over night. However, you can wind the spring by turning it clockwise (aka righty-tighty).It is now December 2024 and the watch is running perfectly. Only thing to mention is an infiltration of dust into the case. Case seems tight, but dust is getting in. Does not seem to interfere with mechanism.

First, it is big - 45 mm in length is hefty as it is in feel. Be that known. I love it but some people do not feel comfortable with something this big. The watch is as pictured and for a sort-of-copy of watches that can run into the 60,000 dollar realm, this is a deal It is difficult for me to understand how someone can make a watch like this for the price. Open heart is pretty. The glass is super; they even put glass so you can view the engine on the back side of the watch. Band is nicely matching. Some 'negatives' - it is Not a chronograph (The buttons can be pressed to advance the circular dial indicators or the date) and not advertised as such. The date does however advance with 24 h elapsed time. In summary, at this early date of my relationship with this guy, if you want a big one that has a Franck Muller-like design, this is a nice choice. I bought a black and red band (22 mm) with rally holes to go with this as an exchange option already anticipating a long and happy relationship. Oh, and it is curved for wrist comfort. Am i happy, or what?

The watch arrived early and once I opened the package and looked at it, I thought it was awesome!! But, the only thing I did not notice or assumed was that chronographs were actual autonomous and working! Unfortunately they are not anything like that.They really don't work like real chronographs on automatic watches. They only work when you press and continue to press the chronograph buttons. Like a toy watch for children.But for $45.00, I should have not set my expectations so high. I would have preferred it had no chronographs at all!Because it resembles a men's "Art Decco" style watch from the 1920s , 40s and 50s.Other than the non-working chronographs, it's a pretty solid automatic men's watch.

This is without question one of the most inexpensive watches I have ever owned. But don't let that fool you.You cannot beat the value for the quality. The watch is beautiful, works great so far and is easy read. The only thing that caught me off guard was it is much bigger than I thought it would be, so I took off a star.I like watches on the larger side, but this one really takes up real estate on my wrist. Now if you a bigger guy, this should not be an issue at all.I love the look. The feel of the watch is very solid. The strap is definitely high quality. As long as the mechanics hold up, and right now I have no reason to think they wont, this has all the makings of a high quality watch at a ridiculous low price.

Don’t buy this watch! Terrible quality with glass that is not even properly glued in. Large gaps in glass collects dirt and dust on the watch face. One of the watches I purchased didn’t even have a pointer on the month.

The media could not be loaded. This is a great watch for the price. Feels nice, has some weight to it which I like. I did replace the band first thing as I wasn’t impressed with the one it came with. I selected a brown leather band which I feel improved its visual appeal.

Very nice watch, good price. Excellent addition for a semi casual to formal outfit at a very good price. I would buy this again and recommend it to friends.

I collect watches and own over 100 of them, ranging in price from $5 to over $30,000. This watch is definitely attempting to look like a Franck Muller watch and for under $50, it does a pretty decent job. It is definitely not a fake or clone though. I’m surprised how well this watch looks and runs. It’s only off by about 6 or 7 seconds per day. And I can wear it and not worry about destroying it around my workshop because it was so inexpensive. Quite frankly, it works and keeps time as well, if not better than a lot of the $400 - $600 b.s. watches that you see in pop up ads.