FORSININGMen's Self Winding Waterproof Automatic Stainless Steel Skeleton Tourbillon Calendar Wrist Watch

This is a pretty big watch, about 1.75 inches in diameter. If you have a small wrist it might look loose on you, but if you have large wrists that it will fit nicely. It looks really stylish and intricate. It had lots of small details and layers, and looks like an expensive watch. The weight is decent, not too heavy. This is a manual watch though, you need to twist the crown to load the spring, and it will run for about a few days before needing another crank. Very nice watch for your collection, if it fits your arm and style.

This Forsining automatic watch looks great with its skeleton design and stainless steel build. The self-winding movement works well as long as you wear it regularly, though it may need occasional manual winding. The tourbillon-style design is more for looks than function, but it adds to the watch’s appeal. It’s lightweight, comfortable, and has a decent water resistance for everyday use. While it’s not a high-end timepiece, it offers a stylish look at an affordable price. Great for anyone wanting an eye-catching automatic watch without spending a fortune.

I bought this watch knowing that you shouldn't expect too much from it, but this purchase turned out worse than expected.Let's start from the beginning, when I unpacked it the presentation was pretty good. A catton box with a good presentation for the price I paid, for this moment I thought that everything would go better than expected.But from now on everything went downhill, once the protective plastics were removed, the non-existent quality of the bracelet was noticed, I immediately removed it.The case is made of some cheap metal with an acceptable chrome plating. The rotating bezel is integrated with the glass, I mean glass like that of a window, simple and cheap glass, and as a last detail the bezel rotates very easily and feels loose.Moving to the watch movement, as expected it is imprecise, sometimes it is ahead and other times it is delayed. when the clock is fully wound it is advanced and when it is running out it is delayed.The automatic winding function of the watch does not work, you can see the counterweight rotate but it does nothing, it just rotates in both directions freely.The watch face has a lot of information and divisions which do not make reading easy. The date function, once it reaches day 31, continues until day 40 and there it changes to day 00, then goes to day 1, something unacceptable in a watch, even if it is cheap. The day of the week function changes inaccurately sometimes every 12 hours, others every 24 hours. As for the month function, it never changes if you want to change it, you have to do it manually.In conclusion, this piece is rubbish not worth what you pay for it, there are better pieces for a little more that do their functions acceptably well.

This is an exceptionally attractive watch. Elegant yet able to go casual or dress. Best conceivable watch under $50.In fact, it is so damn good looking, I wish the company would issue one like it with upgraded materials and function. It would def be worth -and I would pay, 3-4 times the current price.It is a large 50mm watch. My wrists are average and it looks prominent but not freakish. It fits under my cuffs with ease.I can't comment on its timekeeping as I just got it.I think the decision to have the dates on the face go up to 40 is a flawed design choice by the company. Cheapens the watch. I do like that you can advance the date by pressing on top button.The bezel works and the slide rule markings are correct.It is not a true tourbillon - nor should anyone expect that at this price point. It does give the watch some nice movement. Along with the pleasing sweeping second hand.I do wonder how long the face finish will endure as a big watch gets banged around , specially if you wear it loose at the wrist as I do.Ditto for the crystal. It is not a fine quartz but seems to be adequate.The weak link of this watch, pun intended, is the hasp on the band. It is tinny and doesn't seem to close right. Fortunately, I was able to replace mine with another hasp of better quality and function.The band itself is fine. Highly recommend you buy another, better band -- needn't be costly-- from the start.I found the band pins rather easy to remove and replace w the tool included. You shouldn't need to go to a jeweler.The watch has a nice hefty, heavy feel to it.I liked the styling of this watch so much, I bought two. This one and the smart blue faced model.I replaced the metal band with a silicon band - back with contrasting stitching.Lovely packaging and with a pin tool included. The automatic winding is good and bad. Its nice that there's no battery to replace, however if you don't wear it every day, you'll need to reset the time and date when you don it again. Not a big deal. You could buy a watch winder which rocks the watch back and forth to keep it in time but at the watch's price, it isn't worth it buying one imo.

No BATTERY No Daily Winding Tourbillon w/gyro energy storage. The best watch for the moneyCOMPLIMENTS GALORE!!!I was timid about removing links from the band. A simple $3 tool allowed me to simply resize the band with perfect fit.LOVE IT

It's pretty but I have to wind it every morning about 40 turns whereas I can give my 20 year old Armitron skeleton watch from Walmart a few winds and then I don't even think about it for as long as I want to wear it (sometimes daily for weeks on end. It seems I should have shelled out for a Timex or similar this time around. Not enough glow paint and the outer Calc ring feels like it's healing the bezel. Keeps time fairly accurately though so far. Not well sealed. Fogs up after a few weeks of wearing in a semi-arid climate.

Good quality

I ws so nervs to buy gft watch fr my bestie birthday. But he like tht watch so mch. Rly wrth to gve smeone that gift.coolist and gud luking watch. Afrdble watch to buy fr gft to anyone.