FANMISCreative Mens Binary Matrix Blue LED Digital Watch Fashion Classic Black Plated Waterproof LED Backlight Bracelet Watches

Excelente

Easy to set

I didn't want to give this 5 stars but I didn't want to give it 4 stars, either. It's in between. The reason? First of all it's elegant looking and a great overall design. I LOVE it! I only take off 1/2 star because of a design issue. The dashes on the top right show ten minute increment. Under that, the dashes show one minute increment. 2 top dashes and 4 bottom dashes on the right side means it's 24 minutes after the hour. Those dashes are shown on the left top side. You can easily ascertain the 10 and 1 minute increments all through the forties but it gets hairy in the fifties. the 50 minute mark is 5 dashes. The 51 minute mark is 6 consecutive dashes. NO GAP between the ten minute increment and the one minute increments. I'd give a perfect 10 if there WERE that gap. The 55 minute mark shows 10 consecutive dashes. If they were grouped instead 5 dashes, (A SPACE) and the 5 dashes under that, it would be easier to read. Hopefully, the next model in this series will take that into account. So, other that telling time in the 50s, you should really enjoy this watch. It actually looks more expensive than it is and you can't say that about a lot of items purchased these days!

I can't really speak for it's outright water resistance but it's certainly splash and moisture resistant that's for sure.It's a little on the heavy side for a watch but it's not terribly noticeable after a while of wearing it so its fine.It ships on the big side so you WILL have to remove a link or two but they send the proper kit to do that at home so it's no big deal, though the links as far as I could see aren't marked so you have to kind feel what way the pins want to come out.The paint hasn't yet faded but after a work day it will have left a greyish residue on my wrist which washes off easy enough but I'd prefer it didn't happen at all. Though this is symptomatic of cheap watches, so again, what you pay for.Keeping time, it tends to run a minute slow per day or two and needs regular resetting if you want it accurate down to the minute, but that's pretty good for a 15 dollar watch I got on sale.Readability, I think this is one of the best binary matrix watches you can get in terms of how to read it, it's incredibly simple and quick and reads top to bottom as opposed to the more 'usual' bottom to top, and it's segmented beautifully for time and date function. It IS a bit bright at night but slthats a small issue, a bigger issue I have is actually the 'animation' that plays when you wake it up, I kinda just wish it came on instead, it makes it feel tedious if you just want to see what hour it is.The clasp is garbage....It ships well, is boxed like a novelty because it is a novelty, it's a good talking piece at an event or with friends, all around a solid buy, I think it's worth getting if you like strange watches.

This is not Black.It’s more of a steel colorThe still seems marked up.This is a cool concept, but I definite return ASAP

This is the coolest watch easy to set and people thinks it's high fashion keep up the good work

If all you're looking for in your time piece is style, the time, and the date, then look no further than this. It's comfortable and it requires that you can simply read time through the use of digital lights. 12 lights for the 12 hours on the left, 5 for the 10 minute markers to the top right, and 9 for the minute hands on the bottom right. If counting is a bit too pedestrian for you then perhaps look for a more traditional digital watch than this.Only regret is that the watch's lights don't stay on in a dimmer energy saving mode and also lacks an option to toggle the lights on and off at will. When you activate the watch the lights will only shine brightly for about 5-6 seconds, more than enough time to read the time. The watch MUST be activated EACH READ rather than allowing you or anyone else to get a view of your sweet looking watch's light features through a quick glance...And lets be honest, if you're looking into this piece you're buying something more for style and the light's inability to remain on makes it look more like a fancy bracelet at a distance.Pretty cool though, not going to test how waterproof it is. Standard advice when wearing a watch: use watches actually designed for swimming, not something that's designed purely for flash

First and foremost, the overall look of the watch seemed interesting. Though I'm worried how the backplate of the watch would hold up to being strapped around a wrist for the majority of a day being that it had some mottled staining out of the box.Now! I gave it a two-star because the watch itself, the wrist-band it comes with was so small that I legitimately cannot see anyone who's nearly my size in overall build sliding the watch on - let alone buckling it down once it's on. There's no extra links in the box and the band itself, as I mentioned before, is short.I've a nephew who's a slim build and might enjoy this watch, however it's an utter out of the box failure for myself. I'd have to find a black-metal band that matches the watch itself and then install it myself. I'd understand having to remove a few links to size it down to my wrist, but this watch was made for a small, small person.I'm 6'2" and wear a size 15 shoe. I'm a big guy and know that it's hard to find stuff sized for me. Other reviews said this watch was "made for Shaq" and I went off that thinking I'd have an easy win for a comfortable timepiece. Doesn't seem to be the case and I recommend anyone who's a tall, large-frame guy to look elsewhere or be prepared to buy a wrist-band to add to the watch.tl;drLooks cool, but unwearable and mild worries about the backplate for the timepiece having stains on it already. 2/5.