MASTOPFashion Men's Sport Day Date Black Leather Automatic Self Winding Watch

I swapped out the band for a black nato band. Other than that, I haven't done anything to it. It's keeping excellent time. It's been 3-4 days since I set it and it's still on the right time. It does need a wind every now and then, perhaps since I don't walk around enough.It's durable; it can manage hand washing and showering as well as your average knock or drop without damage.The day of the month function works great. Easy to tell the time with it as well.I like that it has a low profile but still has a little heft. It's actually a very nice looking watch.Great value. Feels good.

For less than $25, it's a completely serviceable watch. Dial is crisp and easy to read, winds just fine. The automatic winding isn't great, so be prepared to mostly treat it as a hand wound mechanical movement instead.Replace the watch band immediately. The provided one is awful and breaks pretty easily. You'll need a 22mm replacement though, not 20mm as listed in the description.Overall, not bad. Not great, but if you want something that works and you can take apart and service without worrying about breaking the bank, well here you go.Watch band in my photos are from a Seiko 5, not the included one.

Nice looking watch and runs well. Power reserve is good.

Wouldn't try to put it in water

I ordered this watch because I wanted a watch for travel, and because I was intrigued at the thought of an automatic/mechanical watch at this price. It arrived and I immediately changed out the band. Based on other reviews I was sure the one that comes on the watch was not that great. Otherwise, the watch looks nice. In fact, it is much nicer than I expected. I manually wound the watch and it immediately started running. So far so good, then…The next day the watch was a running about a minute fast. Thinking this was just “the way it is” with these watches, I didn’t pay it much attention. I would wind it every morning and know the next day it would be about a minute fast, no big deal. Then I read an article about watches becoming magnetized. A simple test, holding the watch near a compass, will show whether it’s magnetized or not. I found a compass and held the watch near it, sure enough, it moved the needle. I tried it with another automatic watch and nothing happened. This may explain the watch running so fast.I am going to order a “demagnetizer “ and see if the accuracy improves. Even if it doesn’t do much good, I will continue using the watch as a travel/beater watch. Once I “demagnetize “ it, I will post an update.So, if you’re curious about really inexpensive mechanical watches, give this one a try.

This is the second watch i have and I just missed the return date by one day. This watch is really easy to read and has a great glass cover, but it just cannot keep the time. I keep testing it every day and it's always slow! The same applies for the actual date. Does not show the current day except when I set it. Besides that the wrist band detaches and the watch falls off my wrist.I wanted to give it another, third chance, but now it's too late since I missed the return window. What do I do with a watch that can't keep the time or the date?

This is a manual wide automatic watch. It does keep good time . The watch band looks very inexpensive.

It seemed a really good watch for the price but I am finding that I have to manually wind it every day. (I wear it every day). Looking at the movement, I find that the rotor for the autowind seems very light and unable to rotate properly. Of course it might be a problem with my watch.**Update 2/2023: Since the auto wind does not seem to work well, I had to wind it each morning so it will run during the day. It became harder to wind and eventually became noisy when winding. Looking closely, I could see that the teeth on the crown wheel are torn up. The ratchet wheel screw was also loose. Now the watch will not run unless I wind by using a screwdriver on the ratchet wheel screw.