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Watch is Beautiful , well woth the price

What a lovely watch for the money..very happy..it’s a bit hard to remove links but got there in the end and can not be happier…It did say use tools but I did get there in the end with just the pusher …Very happy and would definitely buy again.. £20 well worth it …

Exactly what you'd expect for £22...... Looks great from 10ft away. Strap appears reasonably robust but is light weight. Rotating bezel is notchy and isn't very positive in its actions. Seems to keep reasonable time. A bit of fun.

I bought this to replace the same model that I managed to break. It’s a fabulous timepiece and looks the business. Good price and quick delivery.

When the watch first arrived I was quite pleased as it look no different from the pictures. While adjusting the size the instructions were clear and easy to understand, as a result I have managed to get it to fit me perfectly. Very comfortable on the wrist not being too tight or loose. The information on what everything does on the watch really helped to set the time quickly as it was quick and easy to do although instructions may be confusing at first but reading it again really helped out. Overall the watch is easy to read and has a great look on the wrist making this a great alternative to luxury watches.

I've always worn a decent watch... not a Breitling, Tag Heuer or Rolex, but rather a more affordable 'quality' watch, such as Seiko or Citizen. Recently, I needed a service on my current Seiko watch which required it being sent away to a Seiko itself, rendering me watchless for 2 to 3 weeks. So I bought a cheap throwaway plastic digital to see me through but could not bring myself to wear it. Thinking that I will definitely need a stop gap watch in the future, I looked at those watches which claim to retail at £300 but are listed everywhere for sale at £25! So I bought this one. On first opening the delivery parcel I was surprised to find what can only be described as a spectacle wallet. Not a hinged case. This contained a plastic clad polish cloth, instructions, link removing tool and my watch. First impressions were great... it was hefty and shiny and looked to have a genuinely high quality finish. Having discovered that I needed to remove a link I found the tool provided worked splendidly... it proved much more tricky to remove the never ending protective clingy plastic from the glass, the rear of the case, the bracelet, the clasp and even the bezel! The Chinese translated instruction booklets as always left a lot to be desired, particularly on how to operate the chronograph, something I'm still unable to do! Anyway, I set the time exactly to the second from my iPhone, put it on my wrist and went about my day feeling quite pleased with what appeared to be quite a bargain. The next day, however, I checked the time of my new watch against my phone and was shocked to see that it had lost 19 seconds overnight... that's over 2 minutes a week. Anyway, it'll suffice to tell me the "rough" time of day for the remainder of my beloved Seiko's absence. As I said in my headline, "You get what you pay for" (and sometimes you don't always get that!) This certainly isn't a £300 timepiece. If I could turn back he clock (or watch in this case!) I would put the £25 wasted on this turkey towards a Pulsar (subsidiary of Seiko) Quartz or Solar watch - at around £70 to £90.

Poor quality. Hands keep sticking

The watch is awesome it is better than some more expensive ones really made up with it