FANMIS Creative Mens Binary Matrix Blue LED Digital Watch Fashion Classic Black Plated Waterproof LED Backlight Bracelet Watches

I am quite shocked at the apparent quality of this watch. It's heavy, it's solid, and it works beautifully. My one complaint would be about adjusting it if you need the band to be smaller. It has spring pins on the latch, but thicker wedge pins everywhere else. If you want to adjust it, you really need to either take it to a jeweler/any store with the proper tools, or maybe set the links between two small pieces of wood and tap the pin out with a small hammer and the included tool. I'm sure you could push it out if you really tried, but I felt like I'd wind up breaking something doing it that way. Otherwise, it's very nice, visually, easy to set, easy to read, and so bright there's no way you could ever fail to see it. I'd love to comment on its water-proofing, but I haven't had it out in the rain yet. Definitely a worthwhile purchase.*So I've had it a while now, and the waterproofing is definitely good. I doubt it would stand up to being dropped in water, but wearing it out in a heavy storm is definitely okay. The finish has got some very small marks now, but they're less than easily noticeable unless you're sitting around examining it for faults. Still no regrets. Best watch I've ever bought for less than 20 dollars.*

If all you're looking for in your time piece is style, the time, and the date, then look no further than this. It's comfortable and it requires that you can simply read time through the use of digital lights. 12 lights for the 12 hours on the left, 5 for the 10 minute markers to the top right, and 9 for the minute hands on the bottom right. If counting is a bit too pedestrian for you then perhaps look for a more traditional digital watch than this.Only regret is that the watch's lights don't stay on in a dimmer energy saving mode and also lacks an option to toggle the lights on and off at will. When you activate the watch the lights will only shine brightly for about 5-6 seconds, more than enough time to read the time. The watch MUST be activated EACH READ rather than allowing you or anyone else to get a view of your sweet looking watch's light features through a quick glance...And lets be honest, if you're looking into this piece you're buying something more for style and the light's inability to remain on makes it look more like a fancy bracelet at a distance.Pretty cool though, not going to test how waterproof it is. Standard advice when wearing a watch: use watches actually designed for swimming, not something that's designed purely for flash

I didn't want to give this 5 stars but I didn't want to give it 4 stars, either. It's in between. The reason? First of all it's elegant looking and a great overall design. I LOVE it! I only take off 1/2 star because of a design issue. The dashes on the top right show ten minute increment. Under that, the dashes show one minute increment. 2 top dashes and 4 bottom dashes on the right side means it's 24 minutes after the hour. Those dashes are shown on the left top side. You can easily ascertain the 10 and 1 minute increments all through the forties but it gets hairy in the fifties. the 50 minute mark is 5 dashes. The 51 minute mark is 6 consecutive dashes. NO GAP between the ten minute increment and the one minute increments. I'd give a perfect 10 if there WERE that gap. The 55 minute mark shows 10 consecutive dashes. If they were grouped instead 5 dashes, (A SPACE) and the 5 dashes under that, it would be easier to read. Hopefully, the next model in this series will take that into account. So, other that telling time in the 50s, you should really enjoy this watch. It actually looks more expensive than it is and you can't say that about a lot of items purchased these days!

​I had high hopes for this watch, but it ultimately fell short. Here's a quick breakdown:​The Good:​*Feel and Weight: The watch has a really nice, solid weight and a great fit. The polished metal finish looks great, too.​*Easy to Adjust: The included band adjustment tool was a lifesaver and made it super simple to get the perfect fit.​*Easy to Read: This is a cool feature—it actually has small numbers next to the binary lights, which is a great "cheat" to help you read the time quickly.​The Bad:​**Major Flaw: The most important part of the watch—the side buttons—is a complete failure. After just a few days of use, both buttons became loose and wobbly, making it impossible to operate the watch. They are a critical part of the functionality, so this renders the watch completely useless.​Overall:I can't recommend this product. The watch has a lot of potential and some cool features, but the poor quality of the buttons makes it unreliable. Save your money until they fix this design flaw.