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

Amazing quality automatic watch for a very cheap price. Looks great , feels great , keeps excellent time. I cannot fault this watch in any way , absolutely 10 out of 10

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

Nice watch that keeps reasonable time (can slip back a couple of minutes over a day or so). The only gripe I have is that it doesn't self wind enough through the day to keep running over-night so I have to give it a few winds when I take it off at bed time. Otherwise it looks good and is comfortable to wear. You may need to adjust the strap length which is easy if you have the right tools, otherwise a jeweler will do it for a small fee. Just one star lost because of the over-night winding problem.

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!

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.

Nice looking watch however do not buy if you will need to adjust the strap. It is so difficult to do and easily damaged and I have a watch kit that helps with this so god knows how you woukd do it otherwise.

This watch is a bargain. It is well made and runs very well. It is now one of my favourite watches in my collection. Use a pin punch and a strap hammer to re-size the strap as it makes life easier. Fantastic for the price and looks 10 times more expensive in my opinion.

Lovely watch. Received in a lovely little box, perfect for wrapping. The watch itself has a good weight and a large face, it looks high quality. My partner had to get 4 links removed so would fit a heavy set individual without a problem. Smaller wrists may need 6 links removed. The watch stops a couple of hours after no use so I'd recommend purchasing a stand at night. Overall a brilliant watch, very very pleased with it.