CRRJU Men's Business Casual Chronograph Quartz Waterproof Wristwatch Black Leather Strap

So I've been looking to replace a black watch in my collection and in my collection over the years I've ware some of the Best of the best so I have some experience with nice timepieces so I was a little leery this was my second one that I tried to see if I liked it we all know how hard it is to shop online but I highly recommend this watch it's easily worth 5 to 10 times it cos. I got the all black but for the price hands down can't get more for your money but again it's a beautiful timepiece and it feels good on. Also wanted to add a update on black band watches it hard to find sturdy pieces that wears good and are durable that the black doesn't wear off. The band on the black is durable and strong it almost like a gun meatal black it's pretty sweet I'm very impressed ....

This is a beautifully finished watch, for only $30. Bracelet and case are stainless steel, with the case ion plated in rose gold, and the bracelet an anodized black. I was a jeweler 20 years ago and carried many high end watches such as Concord, Corum and Movado. At that time the ability to process stainless steel with enduring special finishes was quite limited and quite expensive. Not so today. The weight, look and feel of this very inexpensive mens watch is remarkable, and the dial with its rose gold enumeration is impeccable. It's too soon to say how the plated finishes will endure over time, but since there is no evidence of any porosity, I'd say this is definitely a good choice. When you view the photo on Amazon, I suggest that you magnify the image to see the quality of the finishing. Only one caveat; these watches a reported to be water resistant to a certain depth. I personally would not count on this, and would not recommend this watch for submerged usage. Other than that, no issues at all.

Nice looking watch was still running after bad motorcycle crash that broke the band , crystal, and frame.

Very nice watch. I've had it for a couple of years now and works perfectly fiine.

For the money this is actually one of my favorite watches. It is by far the least expensive watch I currently own, however I have been very happy so far with the value. It's light and the strap is not of the highest quality, however this is what I was after! I received several compliments at work (I work retail at a franchise car dealership) both from fellow employees and from customers. This particular model is tasteful and understated. I am very happy with this purchase! The strap won't hold up to prolonged use, I wouldn't dare get it or the watch itself wet and don't expect a sweeping second hand, but overall this matches the quality of a $100 retail time piece for a third the cost.

Hago esta reseña a los tiempos, lastimosamente el reloj no duró más de un año, por su mecanismos sellada (sin tornillos) no se pudo reparar.. Pero no quita que tienia buena presencia. Me gustaba mucho.

The watch looks great, has appropriate weight (if not pleasantly light without feeling cheap or fragile), and keeps time. All functions work well and the band is just fine after working the leather and a dab of conditioner. My only complaint is the off center (slightly rotated) portion behind the watch hands. You’ll see in my photo that the second hand will never land dead center and is a hair to the side of every line. I know it’s nitpicking at this point, but it seems like a simple QC check that was overlooked.

The watch is very moderately priced but it looks great on the wrist. I love the almost flat black finish, it does not scream “look at me”. The rose gold accents are a nice touch. I love the size of the case, it does not overwhelm my wrist but I LOVE its 22 mm bracelet. I was looking for a “beater” watch but now I am wearing it daily, at work, and on more official occasions. It just looks great but unassuming. The fit and finish are great too. Tolerances etc. The chronograph does not get activated by accident either. It is a great “black” watch. One thing, there are no micro adjustments. You go “down” by removing entire links, only. If you like your watch tight or super loose, like a bracelet, (yuk), you will be OK. If you are into the “just right” fit, you may not “get” there. I was extremely creative by taking TWO links, reducing both of them, (essentially cutting them in half-ish), and gluing them with epoxy. This way I created a 1-1/2 link. The spliced link is at the bottom, and touching it up with a sharpie, it is undetectable to all but me. The cutting/grinding process took me a while, (I have a grinder), and in the process I discovered that the manufacturer is actually using 100% steel for links. Nice!