Que no es de la calidad esperada Read more

It looks antique but works like it should with todays technology. Read more

I've not had this watch for too long yet, probably about two weeks. But I have worn it constantly, every day, since it arrived. First, the watch is accurate, gaining approximately 30 seconds per day, about standard for a mechanical pocket watch. Second, case quality: The case is surprisingly substantial, and it is finished to give it a worn, antique appearance. The crystal is not the cheap, plastic type so common on lower-priced watches, it is a good, thick glass, which does tend to scratch easily, but if the watch is placed in a pocket facing the body and not outward, that should protect it from any scratching. Third, the watch feels amazingly like a vintage pocket watch. It has a real weight to it, similar to the old American Hamiltons or the Elgins. It feels good in the hand. Fourth, there are two second hands on the watch. What surprised me is they are perfectly synced to each other. There is a 24-hour hand on it as well, but I cannot attest to its accuracy, because my aging eyes do not allow me to see it, but there are instructions included with the watch that tell you how to set it. I just didn't bother. Overall, my feeling is that $35 is a ridiculously great price for this watch. I can offer some advice, however: In reading other reviews on this watch, there were some complaints about it I would like to address, having grown up with mechanical watches and conducted minor repairs on them. A mechanical watch is probably the greatest engineering feat in history, and because of that, any mechanical pocket watch is a very delicate and precision machine. If you do not handle it carelessly and jumble it around, the hands should not fall off of it. If you wind it slowly, and gently, it should not overwind. Winding a watch is a skill that most today don't know very well. With this watch, as you wind it, it will gently spring back after each wind. Feel for that. It increases the more you wind it. If you gently wind it, you will feel when it is completely wound, because it won't wind any further. When you first wind the watch, count the number of winds you do until it does not wind anymore. On mine, it is 50 winds. So, every morning when I wind it, I stop at 49 and I do not worry that I've overwound it. Over-winding a watch will break the mainspring. If you take care of this watch and respect it as the fine, precise instrument it is, it will last you years. Buy the watch. Read more

looks great Read more

Great looks, holds time Read more

思っていた以上に速く商品が到着してビックリ。想像したよりアンティーク感が強くとても良いし 、重量感もそれなりあって一発でお気に入りに仲間入り。後は耐用年数がどれくらいなのか？ 気にならないけど本体秒針と中の小さな秒針が若干ズレているところ。ひとつ残念な所はチェーンにTバーが付いてなかった。惜しい。 Read more

The watch on the front image says "Made in Switzerland" however the factory seal packaging said "made in China" additionally the chain is thin and flimsy, it can easily be snapped off. For the price; there are other similar watches for half the price with just as good of a build. Read more

Better than I could’ve imagined. Keeps great time, durable and looks great. Read more

I really like this watch. It keeps very good time and stays going even if you only wind it up once per day. I do line the fact that this is a wind-up only pocket watch. No batteries to change or backs to try and refit back on. It is a simple design, which is perfect for my needs, as I am using it for reenactment purposes. But it is nice enough and sturdy enough for everyday use. Read more

Item is ok, but big delays with shipping, almost 3 months!!!! In addition they charged me additional amount for transportation at delivery time. Not happy overall Read more

Good item Read more