Vintage Hand Wind Up Pocket Watches for Men, Mechanical Pocket Watch with Chain, Mens Skeleton Pocketwatch

Great quality at a great price. It is a beautiful piece, I really loved it.

Total win. Functions properly, winds up, fits in vest pocket or suit pocket, and is durable.

Great watch. Has an old-world feel and elegant style.

A nice little watch providing excellent value for the price. Mechanical parts are quite memorizing to watch, but are not built to the highest spec. Clock appears to run a little fast, and needs frequent adjustment to stay on time. Apart from that, the only serious complaint would be the use of plastic on the front face paired with a small opening in the clam shell for any number of things to reach through and scratch it. If the front face was glass, or if the front clam shell was solid, this would greatly improve the longevity of the product. Nonetheless, the rest of the watch body is metal, and does seem to be quite solid, so it seems that the rest of the watch will long outlive the front watch face. Despite its flaws, this does present a fantastic value proposition to anyone wanting to get into wearing a pocket watch.

This pocket watch does not keep time, is mostly made of cheap plastic, and has no mineral crystal, which is also made of plastic. Its price is too high for a useless product. This is another example of poor-quality Chinese products going to the garbage.

Used to use it for work since I don't like having anything on my wrist and we're not supposed to pull out phone out in front of guests at work. Every time I pulled it out I got some sort of comment or compliment on it. Everyone loved it. It's a wind up pocket watch, so it'll live forever.. With that said, if you let it run for long amounts of time (say 23-48 hours) you'll start noticing that the time very slowly becomes inaccurate and need slight readjusting. Honestly it just gave me another reason to pull it out, so I didn't mind it much. Look wise, it's gorgeous and I've had friends ask where I got it. It's fairly durable, although I did have to do some minor maintenance on it as a strand of hair somehow got into the watch itself and tangled in the gears. But it was easy to take the covers off and remove that hair carefully with tweezers.

I really think these are good wind up watches worth their money. They'll get you through, and you don't have to replace any batteries, as long as your patient enough to wind them up at least once every 36 hours or so. That will keep them going. I got tired of replacing watch batteries years ago, so these kind of watches are all that I will by now. I love them, and they work great!

I was delighted with this watch when first it arrived...solid and handsome. It worked well for a few months, then began a quick decline...stopping inexplicably after having been wound, then... yesterday it stopped and cannot be wound. I am very disappointed.