Black 12-Little-Window Case

On the pro side, it is beautiful. It’s lightweight, and very easy to rewind and set the time. The only con, and this is almost not worth mentioning, is that it does have the feel of being made of plastic or possibly lighter metals. The watch face is clearly a plastic cover, and it doesn’t have the weight of a more realistic watch. But it tells time and it looks terrific so you can really overlook that unless you are some kind of true pocket watch aficionado.

For the price, quite a good pocket watch. A full wind seems to last about 36-40ish hours, so if one forgets to wind it in the morning it'll still be going before going to bed. Basically, wind it up once per calendar day and it'll keep going. I've had forgotten a few times and haven't had any issues with the winding or time setting mechanism. If the 'charge' is running low it seems to run slow sometimes, but keeping it wound keeps the time pretty accurately. Front face is plastic, rear face seems to be glass or at least something harder. The black rose gold model is pretty easy to see the numbers with.

Glass on the back broke after a few weeks of having this never dropped it once. Has a small hole by the chain link to the watch that a very small pebble can easily slip through but still works great.

Beautiful

At first, I thought it wasn't working. It took me a while to figure out how to wind the gears properly. After I figured that out, the watch started to move and I was so relieved, considering all the reviews that I heard about these watches not working upon delivery. However, this watch is aesthetically beautiful. I really enjoy the magnifying window over the clock face so I don't always have to open up the watch. The engraving and antique finish is of pretty good quality and looks really awesome with the WZC PU Red Pocket Watch Protection Case that I bought for it. I really cant find anything negative to say about this time piece. Well, maybe the fact that you wont be able to read the time at night or in dark places. Nothing glows or illuminates on this piece. (At least I don't think anyway.) But yeah. Very satisfied with this purchase.

Look, I know it's not expensive but C'mon man!! The paint wore off the first 2 weeks I had it in my pocket. It still works fine but it's not good looking any longer.

I absolutely love skeleton watches and especially pocket watches. MY grandfather always had one and when my cousin got into the steampunk thing he took it and I never saw it again so when this one became available I had to have it right away. It reminds me so much of him and it works beautifully. It clips on to a vest or your jeans and fits i your pocket perfectly. For those however into a more classic look, this skeleton watch is the way to go. I know that in today's world where everything is electronic and people look at their phones to check the time, a classic piece like this can be handed down in the family and used for display or for every day-use. It's so neat watching the inner workings move and it winds itself by movement. Its elegant looking on has a polished Chrome look to it that will never go out of style. It makes me feel like I'm a little closer to my grandfather although he is gone :) this is something I will cherish for a long long time.

For the price this is a great find. Watch is pretty accurate. You’ll have to adjust it maybe every few days. Wind it often. It’s a touch smaller than the average pocket watch. Pops open pretty easily with one hand, and it’s easy to read. I love seeing the gears inside turning. I also love the looks on people’s faces when you pull it out to look at it. The crystal is plastic and will probably scratch easily, but the cover protects it. It’s next to impossible to read without opening, so be aware of that.

Bought for our son and he loved it. This is a very nice looking watch. I hope he passes down to his grand children one day.

article tel que décrit, livraison avec exactitude. excellent vendeur A+++

Jai du la retourner défectueux le mecanisme avais un retard de plus d'une heure et elle c'est finalement arrêté