Skeleton Watches Automatic Self-Wind Mechanical Watches Silver Stainless Steel Men's Wrist Watch

Good looking watch good quality

Sorry, but this is a sad bit of trash. Yes, it looks wonderful with its intricate mechanism ticking under the transparent front. BUT ... It isn't Russian as claimed, it's just another wretched thing from the Shenzhen Industrial Zone made from recycled baked bean cans. It isn't even self winding, and runs down in a day if not wound by hand -- I think that if there were a self winder you'd be able to see the swinging weight through the transparent front and back. It appears to have a stopwatch, with two buttons on the case and a dial round the edge. These are dummies and do nothing. There is also a functionless black dial at the bottom of the face which displays nothing and spoils its look. Lastly, if you want to shorten the very long bracelet to fit your wrist you will face a major job with a hammer and punches, which took me two frustrating hours to complete. Only the four links next to the clasp can be opened, and I needed to remove five to fit my skinny wrist. I can't be bothered to waste more than £28 worth of my time returning this horrible object. But my earnest advice is AVOID!

Omg I did not expect to get this quality in such a cheap watch. Absolutely over the moon, definitely 5 🌟

My second auto wind watch had enough of battery watches after all eight battery powered watches I owned ran out of power at the same time period.This watch looks great and would have got all five stars,but for the useless watch bracelet,which was far to large and had no clear means to vary the size,watch it self is great to look at seems to work and so if you do buy this allow for trip to watch repairer to get links taken out or change the strap.Also another bad sign no instruction sheet or paperwork with watch which is needed if you are a novice with auto watches.Almost returned this watch because of inconvience of a not adjustable strap but the watch face itself is nice the makers need to rethink this kind of strap or inform buyers in there ad of limited size huge wrist fit only,and you may need watch to be taken to repairer for links to be taken out.Update did manage to remove 3 links myself,but only because I have a mini size tool set and watched a few you tube videos on this process lucky one dealt with this type of strap,for this reason watch should have come with guide booklet.Another update made rating up to four stars as watch feels and looks great and is keeping good time would have been five stars but for reasons stated earlier.

Nice chunky strap , looks a bit of a problem adjust, dail makes reading time difficult

Wow thank you so much saller your product was so great

This watch looks much more expensive than it is. Interesting to see all the skeleton movement running as you wear it, even through the glass on the back which is a bonus. I needed to alter the bracelet which required a link punch as the pins are quite solid compared to the small cotter pins often found in watch straps, so don’t expect to push the pins out with one of those threaded plastic tools, definitely a job for a punch and small hammer. Saw another review which criticised the Roman numeral 4 being shown as IIII rather than IV, this seems quite common practice with watches having Googled it, apparently a homage to Roman sundials. This can be seen on some much more expensive watches that i’d never be able to afford… Overall a good buy so far, quite pleased and seems to keep good time although it does occasionally need a bit of winding rather than relying on the self-winding movement, although this could be down to my own inactivity due to my dodgy back at the moment.

Cheap cheap cheap and nasty