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This digital watch is exactly what I was looking for. It looks sleek and stylish but still feels rugged and durable. The display is easy to read, even in bright sunlight, and all the features work smoothly. I especially like the alarm and stopwatch functions — very handy for daily use. The strap feels comfortable on my wrist and hasn’t shown any wear. Overall, excellent quality at a great price!

My son loves it.

Love it, saw these on Instagram and was sus about the site it was on, so when I saw it was on Amazon I finally wanted to try it, it fits really well! It also comes with two watch link removals, but I only needed to resize mine with the clasp

I just have to say "wow" every time I look at this BENLYDESIGN Unique Metal Wristwatch. It's so futuristic and modern, but yet, the LCD screens screams retro which means I absolutely love it. The watch is built solid and love the weight of it. i don't know what it is, but a watch with some weight tells me it's built well and not flimsy and cheap. The LCD display gives me everything I need and love how it's angled towards me and falls in line perfectly with the overall shape of the watch. Setting it up took a little getting used to after a couple of tries but I finally figured it out. The watch band is large but that's fine because I have a large wrist any way, but i did need to take out a couple links for a better fit. They do provide you with a watch tool to take out links which is nice. If you do have to take links out, know that these aren't the easiest links to get out. I've taken out links on other watches many times, but for some reason this watch was very difficult and I believe it has to do with the curvature of the links. The tool provided helps but I'm no horologist (watch repairer) nor do I have his tools either. i took out a link on each side of the band and that was too tight, so I took only one out and it took forever to get back in. It was a whole thing and needless to say, I spent WAY too long doing this but I finally got it. Consider yourself warned. Now that it fits great on my wrist, I can't wait to wear this all over. The unique shape was what caught my eye and I bet that's what will catch other's eyes too when I wear it.

I received my watch and there are a lot of contradictory wording in the manual compared to the product descriptions on Amazon. For example, right on the watch it says “pedometer” however after looking through the watch settings and reading the provided manual, there is in fact no pedometer. Second, in the Amazon description and on the watch itself, it says its water resistant up to 30m, however in the product manual, it’s says the watch should not be exposed to water, so not really sure what to believe. Other than that there are minor inconvenience such as the watch is very prone to smudges, but that’s not a big deal. There are also a bunch of setting which I myself do not tend to use but to someone else they may be useful. Besides all of that just listed, I would say the watch is exactly what you read from the descriptions and even though this watch doesn’t match the descriptions exactly I’m still intending on keeping the watch as over all I still thinks it’s a really nice watch and a cheap alternative to the real Nike triax watch.

This is a bit of a "high concept" digital watch, I suppose. It's funny, I had one very similar to this when I was was a young lad (circa Y2k) that I bought at a large Arkansas-based general merchandiser for maybe $10-20, but it was a cheap house brand plastic band, albeit one with a similar funky and fun design. This is similarly fun and funky, but is rather elegantly composed of metal. It's formalizing the Y2K mall/Nickelodeon aesthetic, a very amusing fashion trend. The watch interface is fairly comparable to any digital watch and has the normal alarm, stop watch, 12/24 hr clock, second time, etc, without any advanced features. It does have luminescence at the touch of a button. I would say, it is mildly annoying that you can't turn off the beeping every time you hit a button (other than luminescence). The band looks really strange but functions largely like a normal link watch band, and can be manipulated with a normal link tool. It was, at least for me, a giant pain, so perhaps consider a professional, but it is possible to do it. With the closeness of the links, it does tend to yank my (Robin Williams) hairy arms a bit, so something to consider. It also does not breathe particularly well, if you are a sweaty person. All that said, it is a very cool looking watch, so if you are into it for the price for an art watch, don't let me talk you out of it, it's very rad looking.

I have a fairly large collection of wristwatches, but they are all analog except for my Apple Watch. I've always figured that if I was in the mood for a digital watch, why would I ever need more than the Apple Watch offers, especially when I can so easily change bands and faces. Then I saw this watch, and knew I had to have it. Yes, it's digital and offers no watch functions that my Apple Watch doesn't. But that's not the point. I've never seen a watch with this kind of physical design, and I love it. It's abstract but perfectly functional. The readout is indeed angled just like the photos suggest, but it's right in line with how you normally look at a watch. I needed to take out multiple links, but that was fairly easy with the included tool. Most watches come in an average band size and give you a few extra links in case you have a big wrist. Even with those I still typically need to remove a link or two. This one ships with all the links in place, so when you first pick it up, it looks like it's for a giant. I think I had to remove 5 links to get it to fit, and I have a pretty average wrist size. But it's totally worth it. This is a very cool looking watch and I'll probably wear it more often than most of the watches in my collection. Very satisfied.

This silver wristwatch is a stunning watch. This keeps time accurately, has a large face for readability, is very comfortable, and looks incredible on. According to the listing, this watch is only suitable for handfasting and light rain etc-so showering or swimming need to be avoided. For me, I'm a bit disappointed that I need to worry about the water aspect, but the rest of the watch performes very well. This is easy to use, and easy to set up. There are a few discrepancies in the instructions, but that seems to be fairly typical with electronics, and I'm not overly concerned that this doesn't have a pedometer. I will say, make sure to measure carefully as this watch has more of a fixed type band instead of an adjustable standard band. This attractive watch is a good value.