Men Chronograph Watch

Vibrant green adds a good accent accessory. Good value for the price!

Love it. My style of watch’s. Doesn’t look cheap and works well.

I bought this watch for pure curiosity and I was actually very surprised. It arrived in a nice box and even included a tool to remove links for proper sizing. Visually, it looks like any other $500 watch. It even has nice weight to it and it’s a nice large men’s watch (looks to be about a 40mm in size). There is a hollowness to the interior, hard to explain but you’ll know what I’m talking about when you get it. I don’t suggest wearing this watch to work if you do a manual labor type of job, you might find out that it’s not durable but it feels like it is. It’s basically a fancy looking Timex. There should not be a review on here that is negative for watch of this price. There is no way you can articulate paying over $1000 for any watch, other for the mere fact that you can brag that you own a Rolex, Omega, etc. This thing looks just as nice and it keeps time just like any other watch, save your money and buy $10,000 worth of gold or real estate instead…lol

Incredible for it's price! It looks great with anything

A very stylish and inexpesnvie watch. Friends have asked me if it was a "Rolex". The sparkling colors and band are perfect

I was hesitant on buying a watch from a brand I didn't know and coming from Japan. Not that they don't make good products, just I am more prone to Swiss watches or American made. You know, Fossil, Kenneth Cole, Seiko, Bulova, Movado and brand like Rolex and Breitleing. Anyways, got the watch overnighted to me because I have also purchased one for my boss. I am very satisfied and will buy others from this brand as I've already started my search. The most expensive I've seen is still under $200. Weight is right, everything works and I love the clasp.

Bought for a Christmas present. My son loves the watch,the look. Unfortunately the strap broke just 2 weeks after the ability to exchange expired and now left with a watch he can no longer wear.

It is a very nice looking watch, I love how it looks. I saw multiple people writing reviews, complaining about how difficult it is to remove links to make the watch band smaller. They mentioned the tool included two remove pins was cheap and broke easily. And I want to say in the watchmakers defense that they probably did it wrong. So it's their own fault. While the included tool is cheap, I had no trouble getting the links out.When going to remove the pins, make sure you are inserting the tool on the correct side of the watch band link. When looking at the watch band links; one side has a tiny hole, and the other side you can see the top of the pin. Do not try to push the pinhead in, that will break the tool. Instead you need to insert the tool on the side with the hole, and make sure the pin head side is aligned with the slot on the plastic part of the tool. The pin needs somewhere to go, and if it is not aligned with the slot, then you can break the tool. Gently turn the knob of the pin popper All the way to its base, and then you can easily pull the pin out.