FEICE Watch for Men's Automatic Mechanical Skeleton Watch Titanium Steel 50M Waterproof Mens Wristwatch Luminous Analog Watches No Battery Silicone Strap, FM501 Green

This is an interesting skeletonized mechanical automatic movement based watch. The design seems cool, as far as watches go. However there are some translation issues, nothing major just odd misspellings like "Feice Spation". The silicone band is ok, I'm allergic to it so I'll have to swap it out for a stainless steel bracelet, but that is not a fault of the watch. The price is very high for this watch, it doesn't have a Sapphire crystal but a coating. I think this piece resides flatly in the $149 area. If the fit and finish were a bit more clean looking with precision lines and some polishing of the dial and complications it could fetch that price easily, but there is work to do. Overall I think this is ok, just bring the price down to a more reasonable level.

Beautiful watch with precision movement. Was delivered undamaged and without defects. All functions and features listed on the product page are accurate. I received this watch for review and did not have a choice in color. That said, I am not a fan of the neon green band. I bought a stainless steel band to replace it but could not remove the original. I took it to a watch repair shop to have them swap the bands and he too could not remove the original. He said it appeared to be a fixed lug but couldn't be sure without cutting off the silicone band. At that point I just took it home to deal with at a later date. If I figure out how to replace the band, I'll update my review with directions. If anyone else figures it out, please post how. And since it's not mentioned on the product page, this has a 24mm band.

I've been conflicted about the stars this watch deserves. It's a beautiful watch, striking in appearance, and the silicone band is comfortable. However, the main problem I have with this watch is that it's nearly impossible to tell what time it is when I look at it. Take a look at the picture in the description. Can you tell me what time it is? There's only one hand on the watch - the minute hand. There's a tiny little dial with the numbers 1-12 underneath the little pointer located below the big 12. The 12 is just a graphic; it doesn't change and has no purpose other than being a 12. I've worn this watch for about a month, and it has lost about 2 minutes, but without a second hand, it's hard to tell for sure. In short, this is an interesting watch that serves as a conversation piece, but it's not usable as a time-telling tool. The description states that the hour and minute hands are luminous. Well, there is no hour hand, and the minute hand isn't luminous. There are 12 luminous segments around the dial of the watch, but the only hand on the watch is not luminous, and it's dark. There's no way to determine the time in dark surroundings. I found myself using my phone as a flashlight when I wanted to see the time, which is silly since I can just use my phone to learn the time.