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List Price : Price : $27.99
List Price : Price : $27.99
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Stainless Steel Case and Buckle, Black Leather Band, Hand-Wind Mechanical Movement, Luxury Design, Silver Skeleton Dial, Antique, See Through Gears Design, Wrist Watch
New Men's Black Leather Luxury Skeleton Dial Hand-Wind Up Mechanical Wrist Watch Reviews
New Men's Black Leather Luxury Skeleton Dial Hand-Wind Up Mechanical Wrist Watch Reviews
| 9 of 9 people found the following review helpful  Not Bad, Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: New Men's Black Leather Luxury Skeleton Dial Hand-Wind Up Mechanical Wrist Watch (Watch) The watch is not bad for the price. It's beautiful actually. Yes, you have to wind it almost daily but that's okay knowing that it is very stylish. It keeps time well and I had no problems so far. I was a bit hesitant to buy because of the price for such a nice watch but hey, it was worth it. The strap is very cheap and thin for a male but for the price, you could expect that. Overall, the watch is nice. 8 of 9 people found the following review helpful  IIII is IV, This review is from: New Men's Black Leather Luxury Skeleton Dial Hand-Wind Up Mechanical Wrist Watch (Watch) I found this article which should help out those who don't understand the whole IIII over IV Roman numeral argument:"There is a story that a famous clockmaker had constructed a clock for Louis XIV, king of France. The clockmaker had naturally used IV for four. When the clock was shown to the king, he remarked that IIII should have been used instead of IV. When it was explained to him that IV was correct, he still insisted, so that there was nothing to do but change the clock dial. This introduced the custom of using IIII for four. This is probably only a story, however, as IIII occurs long before the time of Louis XIV. And this same story is also told in connection with other monarchs. There is one reason why IIII is preferable to IV, and it may have caused the change. On the other side of the clock dial the VIII is the heaviest number, consisting of four heavy strokes and one light one, as it is usually made. It would destroy the symmetry to have the IV with only two... Read more 3 of 3 people found the following review helpful  Looked great but broke within 2 weeks, This review is from: New Men's Black Leather Luxury Skeleton Dial Hand-Wind Up Mechanical Wrist Watch (Watch) This watch looked really good and for two weeks functioned well but today the pin broke and can no longer be wond. This is the first winding watch I have ever owned that this has happened. I took the watch to a jeweler to have a look at it just to see if I could get it fixed on the cheap but sadly there was nothing they could do. He also commented on how poor the quality of materials were which isn't too suprising given how cheap this watch is. In conclusion I would say if your going to wear this watch every once and while then it still maybe a good buy but it isn't built well enough to be used daily |
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