NIBOSI Men's Watches Analog Minimalist Business Watches for Men Chronograph Casual Wrist Watches Stainless Steel Strap Date

Very good

I bought gold and silver. Simply love it. I ordered the same for my dad also.

Used product and so disappointed

Nice watch. I didn't think I would like this watch as much as I do, but I was pleasantly surprised. It's casual, but also can be formal. Keeps perfect time, calendar works as it should, and I like the clasp style on the band. Size was easy to adjust. For the money, this is a great deal. I'm happy with it. It looks very sharp!

It's a great looking watch especially at the price point. A little challenging to adjust to fit but it's also my first time trying to adjust a watch at all. All in all great value looks great would definitely buy another

Amazing! Very clean looking watch. I have already received a ton of compliments on it. Adjustment was very easy and fits very snugly on my wrist. It’s lightweight, but good quality.

Preis unschlagbar, ich kenne mich mit Uhren aus. Diese Uhr ist normalerweise zu billig, so wie sie verarbeitet ist.

I bought this watch because I like the weekdays spelled all out. It looks so friendly and iconic to say WEDNESDAY instead of WED, or even worse, WE. And of course it looks like the famous Rolex Day-date. Actually, the looks, as it looks as good as it can for the price. The fluted bezel is actually quite well executed. The watch is though very significantly thicker than the Rolex, and that's the most visible difference. The bracelet made of half-cylindrical links is better than expected too, and it mimics the look of the original too. Some people complained about sizing the bracelet and not enough removable links, but I had none of that experience. I removed five links to fit my wrist, which is about 7 1/4", and there was still one removable link plus the micro adjustment on the clasp left to make it even smaller. These links are quite small, and that's why so many need to be removed. There is only one step of micro adjustment, which is enough because the links are small too. For this reason, maybe there should be more than six removable links to fit people with significantly less than 7 inch wrists. But the process was very easy, as easy as any watch bracelet. The quartz movement is as accurate as any Casio or Seiko watch, even at ten times the price. The watch is so close to being great, but doesn't quite get there, as there are three issues. First, the crown is hard to pull out because there is no bevel or chamfer where to put a fingernail. It's just a straight cylinder tightly fitting to the case. In addition, the crown doesn't stick out below the case, as in many watches, so how am I supposed to grab it? The second issue is the cyclops magnifier glass, which is underperforming, as it does not magnify as much as it should, but instead barely at all. Some equally inexpensive watches have much better date magnifying glasses. The third flaw is that, in my copy, the hour hand was slightly misaligned, about 6 minutes behind the minute hand, so it hits the exact hour mark when it's about six minutes past the hour. That's not much, and not really a problem, as the difference is equivalent to only about half a minute or 3 degrees angle error in the hour hand's position, but it is noticeable, and it's more than any watch I own, and I own many, including cheaper ones. It could annoy a perfectionist, but if you are lucky, you might get a copy without that flaw. An additional issue is that the case is not stainless steel despite the description. The snap-on back is a solid chunk of stainless, but the case can't possibly be, because the watch is much lighter than similar size stainless steel watches. It's a lighter alloy, which is exceptionally smoothly finished and polished to a perfect, even mirror-like shine. You couldn't tell it's not stainless by just looking at it, in contrast to some other alloy case watches. In summary, with some improvements this could be not just a good-looking watch, but an all-around great watch. All in all, I'm keeping it.