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Purchased my watch and very happy with the product. Had to remove a few links which with the tool provided was very easy. It’s keeping time well and looks good on would definitely recommend

Very nice looking watch well worth the money looks more expensive than it actually was. Very pleasing to the eye and Very comfortable to wear.

Exactly the same as biden range on Amazon, good value, sturdy watch, decent quality,

Nice looking watch great price

Great looking watch and works fine , perfect for day to day and value for money, don’t know how they can make it for that price

I've always worn a decent watch... not a Breitling, Tag Heuer or Rolex, but rather a more affordable 'quality' watch, such as Seiko or Citizen. Recently, I needed a service on my current Seiko watch which required it being sent away to a Seiko itself, rendering me watchless for 2 to 3 weeks. So I bought a cheap throwaway plastic digital to see me through but could not bring myself to wear it. Thinking that I will definitely need a stop gap watch in the future, I looked at those watches which claim to retail at £300 but are listed everywhere for sale at £25! So I bought this one. On first opening the delivery parcel I was surprised to find what can only be described as a spectacle wallet. Not a hinged case. This contained a plastic clad polish cloth, instructions, link removing tool and my watch. First impressions were great... it was hefty and shiny and looked to have a genuinely high quality finish. Having discovered that I needed to remove a link I found the tool provided worked splendidly... it proved much more tricky to remove the never ending protective clingy plastic from the glass, the rear of the case, the bracelet, the clasp and even the bezel! The Chinese translated instruction booklets as always left a lot to be desired, particularly on how to operate the chronograph, something I'm still unable to do! Anyway, I set the time exactly to the second from my iPhone, put it on my wrist and went about my day feeling quite pleased with what appeared to be quite a bargain. The next day, however, I checked the time of my new watch against my phone and was shocked to see that it had lost 19 seconds overnight... that's over 2 minutes a week. Anyway, it'll suffice to tell me the "rough" time of day for the remainder of my beloved Seiko's absence. As I said in my headline, "You get what you pay for" (and sometimes you don't always get that!) This certainly isn't a £300 timepiece. If I could turn back he clock (or watch in this case!) I would put the £25 wasted on this turkey towards a Pulsar (subsidiary of Seiko) Quartz or Solar watch - at around £70 to £90.

A nice looking watch but it looked better on Amazon's page. My wrist measures 21cm. so I had to remove 2 links for a comfortable fit.That means there's plenty of scope for small wrists or reasonably large ones too. Happy with my purchase.

Watch looks good and isn't as big as I thought it would be. Only downside was the adjustment of the strap. The supplied tool was useless so I had to buy another one off Amazon. I suppose I'll find out over time whether it's value for money and if it keeps time ok.