SANWOOD Men's Alloy Date Digital LED Bracelet Wrist Watch

Nice looking watch, good quality and value. The downside though as it uses LED lights in two straight lines to display the time. It takes a second or two to work out what the time is. It would be much better if digits were used instead. Other than this is great for the price.

When I received this item i thought great got a good weight on it looks great and then it comes to actually working it, you have to take the thing apart you need the smallest screwdriver ever remove the packaging around the who!e mechanism inside and put it back together then hope it works mine didn't even after replacing the batteries the seller wasn't helpful and it ended up in the bin.

I love it. It's fun and unique. It's a bit difficult to tell the time until you get used to it but all the same I love it. It has the look and feel and weight of something far more expensive. The only thing that disappointed me was that the beautiful paint began to chip off the clasp almost immediately. The paint is surprisingly thin.I had to remove some links to make it fit me and that was easy to do with the help of a paperclip and hammer.

Takes a bit of time to get used to the display but is a very nice watch with a decent weight behind it and certainly looks a lot more expensive than it is.

Ok. First of all, I paid less than a £10 for this watch. I bought it as a gimmick type watch to see how it faired.It does actually look pretty good and it's very easy to set up. It takes a little time to get used to reading it despite having numbers on the side to assist. However these cant be seen when dark so you rely on counting the led's. Again, these are nice and bright I've found they can blend in together making counting accurately difficult. Sometimes it's easier to get your phone out!The strap was big, even for me and so I took a link out myself as the jeweller charges around £20! 3 watches worth!!! All you need is a very small drill bit and a toffee hammer and some patience. It's just a split pin of sorts.The strap is cheap. What would you expect. I lost the whole lot on the plane down the side of the seat as one of the sprung pins popped out. I did find it all and put it back together but had to tighten the pin locator points when I got some pliers, just squeezed them together. So far so good. The strap does scratch easily too and discolours quite a bit.All in all you get what you pay for but I'm happy with this despite the negatives. Want to eliminate these negatives? Spend £500 on a watch like this.Hope this helps. It's a toy, but a nice gimmicky one probably best for single nights out when you want something different but not bothered about the actual time. Not so great for everyday use. I'm expecting mine to disappear some day and not even notice!

the only drawback wasIt took me 3days to work out how to set it up.--------Could do with an instruction leaflet.

Strap snapped first time I tryed to do it up...... Poor

Half the LED lights do not work so if a light is not woking you don't know if it 1 o'clock or 2 o'clock or 4 or 5 or 9 or 10 depending on how many LEDs are out.The only instructions are in Mandarin so unless you're going fr a chicken curry later and the chef doubles as an IT come interpeter you're in trouble.Also if you're thick wristed or a mans wrist it is not going to fit.It costs more to return than it is to buy and Amazon will not entertain fixing the issue until the minimum delivery date has passed in three weeks time even though it arrived a week ago.Obviously too busy getting Jeff another $13,000,000,000 in one day