SEWOR Dress Royal Hollow Carving Mechanical Hand Wind Wrist Watch for Man with Mesh Steel Band Slim Design

I'll start this review by saying I like this watch. I've never had a mechanical watch before, and I like the prospect of having to wind it. I was blown away by the price, as I was told mechanical watches could go from the several hundreds into the several ten thousands. After wearing this watch for almost two weeks, I feel I can review it now. Here we go:Pros:•The price. Obviously. If value is a function of quality and price, then it has decent value. I was attracted to it because it looked cool and if I spilled a chemical on it that ruined it (I work in a lab), I wouldn't be out thousands of dollars.•The appearance. I like the skeleton nature of the interior and the mineral glass on both sides so you can see the mechanisms. The finish on the metal pieces is a little rough, but you'd have to get a microscope out to see the fine detail. Some other similar watches have much rougher finishes after the parts were cut by the machine.•Time keeping ability. It's okay, I'm now currently losing about a minute every day or two, and for me that's acceptable - it may not be for you. I didn't buy this watch for extreme accuracy (nearly everyone had a smart phone), I bought it because it looked cool and I could see the parts moving. I'm not sure how long the power reserve is, because I wind it twice a day, but when I've forgotten to it's still keeping time, so at least a 24 hour power reserve (probably closer to 35-40).The cons:•Not water resistant. Like, not at all. Remove it before washing your hands. The last time I washed my hands a little bit of water must have gotten in, because the glass had condensation on it. On that note, make sure the back glass is tightly screwed down, mine wasn't when I got it.•Time keeping ability. You read that right, it's in this section too, in case you consider losing or gaining a little time a flaw. The movement in this watch, judging from the description of the parts and the bad grammar, is likely a Chinese Standard movement, or what they call a Tongji movement. It is an extremely efficient movement when done right, but some manufacturers produce shit-tier quality Tongji movements. Chinese mechanicals are not inherently inferior quality as compared to Swiss, etc., just because they are Chinese.•The band. It looked okay on the picture, but I wasn't crazy about it. After the first few days I noticed the thinness of it was causing it to dig into my wrist and I wasn't happy about that. I promptly ordered quick change bands (on this watch the lugs are 20 mm apart) and am much happier. I suggest you do the same to increase the versatility of the watch.•No warranty. At least it's not stated anywhere on the description and there was nothing in the box.•Not a traceable brand. A Google search of Sewor will just lead you to websites selling Sewor watches. I can't find a website for the brand. This may mean that it's one company mass producing watches under several different brand names.And that's it. Again, I am pleased with my purchase, but you get what you pay for. I don't expect to pass it on to my kids, but it's sturdy and functional enough for what I paid for it. I may buy another in the future in the other silver tone.

I was honestly surprised when I received the watch. The overall quality looks totally acceptable for the price paid. I have attached some shots from looking at details under the microscope.The pros: Low Price, Really nice watch band with a double locking clasp. The watch case is of decent polish and finish. The crystal and exhibition back are reasonably clean and of good quality. The crown is decent and has good grip and feeling when winding and setting the watch. The hands are of a sleek design and look really nice and are clean and of decent quality. The movement runs ok and starts up right away when wound. The balance has good amplitude.The cons: The print on the watch face is sloppy, but ok if observed with the naked eye. The screws have wear marks and the movement is really dirty. The balance is not adjusted at all. The watch runs fast, beat error is abysmal, there is dirt on the hair spring. The hair spring is also not centered. The lume on the hands is basically not working and not equal between the hands. When shone on with a UV lamp the lume shines, but it will not last more than a few minutes in the dark. The lume of the minute hand is the worst and will not even shine as bright as the hour and second hand. It will only last about a minute when a light source is removed. The lume dot on the second hand has a hole (or bubble) in it.If you plan on getting one of those, either don't look too closely and live with the movement's inaccuracy. It is decent enough for the price in my opinion. Overall you'll get a lot of watch for the price.I will disassemble the movement, give it a clean up and lubrication, then adjust the balance. I am fairly certain that with a bit of work this watch can not only look good, but also keep decent time if some work is put into it. If the work is worth it can be debated. The watch will never be a real show piece, but it can be a nice workhorse watch for someone willing to give it a bit of TLC. I am happy with it. It does look great on my wrist and the watch band it comes with is really comfortable, easy to adjust, and the clasp clicks in place very secure.

I love it, it's a very good looking watch. The chain is one of a kind one the one most unique ones I have seen, specially at this price point.However, it's somewhat loud, It naver bothers me when I have it on, but i could hear it at night. Even though i have it in a box that's in a closet that's a couple of meters away, I could still hear it Lol, but very faintly. It doesn't bother me at all but it could bother some others. So keep that in mind.Refer to the photos for more details, i will update if anything breaks and or changes.

Vendue comme montre femme mais le bracelet est taille homme.

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