BENYAR Fashion Automatic Watches - Stainless Steel Wristwatch, 100M Deep Waterproof Mechanical Watch for Men, Sports Luminous

I am writing this after wearing for some time and I can actually tell that its a Awesome watch. The movement is very satisfactory for an newbie into watches. The watch looks fantastic on the wrist and gets you many compliments. Its a bit heavy but fine for the looks, automatic movement. All in all Great watch for the price. Buy this instead of buying fake watches available

It is heavy but not durable it is not scratch resistant performance is at seems accurate after using it for more than 4 month's but in this price you should not buy it let it come under 4000 rupees it is best watch under 3800 rupees. It seems over priced now as the seller has increase the price.

The media could not be loaded. Benyar Automatic Watch Short and Sweet ReviewWhats good:Price point I got it for Rs.3111/- during sales periodGreat Design , its homage of Tudor Black Bay and has a Rotatable BezelPower Reserve : Tested and it came to around 42 Hours.Transparent Caseback: Can see movementNo Day / Date complication, even if watch is sitting idle for days you can just set the time and wear it.Other reviewers here and on youtube have appreciated this watch for the quality which it gives at this price point. Hence it can be a good for someone who is getting started in automatics before they go to buy other costly watches. Didn’t find any other reliable automatic watch in this price point.Whats not so good:Lume is very very average.No band link adjust tool they should have added a wrist band adjust tool its very cheap and useful to adjust watch band

First of all I was so excited to buy this watch after buying with in a week I found a scratch on the glass and not it's not working I have to wind it again and again totally waste of money. Even customer service is poor you are in Mumbai and they want watch to send for repair to Delhi

Best Automatic watch with premium Built Quality in Budget.👍

Absolutely stunning watchWould buy again.Looks just like the homage of tudor black bayUsing it from almost 7 months and it's a fine watch

A very good looking watch, dont know about the automatic movement but looks decent, quite good I would say.Size is perfect, little bit on heavier side.

If you don't know what many of these words mean, you will probably enjoy this watch.The automatic movement is amazing and if you've never owned one before, the price point at which Benyar makes an automatic movement available is nothing to scoff at and nearly unbeatable.Now coming to the more in-depth review:The case of the watch is chrome-plated Brass and not stainless steel. If you scratch it, the brass will start to show through.The bracelet is good, it's actual stainless steel.Weight is slightly more than expected, it feels like it should have been lighter.The main case of the watch is really bulky, feels quite tall on my wrist upon wearing it, but it's not bad.The movement is nice but doesn't hack (i.e. the seconds hand doesn't stop when you pull out the crown). Hand winding motion is nice, it feels quite solid. If you've ever used a Seiko 4R3X movement, this is a lot more rough compared to those. Personally I'd recommend minimising the hand winding and normally shaking it to wind.The automatic rotor is quite loud and you can sometimes feel the weight moving when you shake your hand.Looks are good, it looks about as good as a chrome-plated watch can get, a bit too shiny, and the case of the watch doesn't match the bracelet colour. But it's not that noticeable.The rotating bezel functions correctly but you sometimes have to rotate it back a bit to make it match up the markers. And yeah there is some backplay in the rotating bezel, i.e. you can rotate it back a bit. It's only 60 clicks and not 120 clicks like you may be used to, but if you don't know what that means, you will enjoy it.The lume on the markers is slightly weak, it stops glowing in the dark quite soon and doesn't get that bright to begin with, but it's there. The lume on the hands is stronger relative to the dial.