OLEVS Mens Automatic Watches for Men Skeleton Mechanical Luxury Black Silver Wrist Watches Waterproof Luminous Sapphire Crystal

Just right!
This skeleton watch is a great value! The 42mm bezel diameter is just right without becoming too huge and outrageous like certain competitors. Has a nice feel and weight to it, as well. Overall presentation is more sporty, but the roman numeral design adds a dressy component. The yellow gold detailing on the deployment band is reserved, well designed and attractive. Enjoy viewing the internals and constant movement through the crystal. Nicely done! For the money, you won’t be disappointed…buy this piece!

Beautiful Open Heart Automatic
My regular go-to watch is a Fossil Gen 5e Wear OS smartwatch, which I like VERY much. It’s so useful, and I love changing dials every day with the Facer app!But when Amazon Vine gave me the opportunity to review this gorgeous Oupinke automatic at no cost, I couldn’t resist the temptation.A watch like this is perfect for special dress-up occasions, as you don’t have to worry about a depleted watch battery after months of inactivity. Just wind up the watch, and you’re good to go.It goes without saying that this watch is a beauty. I got the version with the blue dial, and both the dial and band sparkle in all types of light. I should mention that the photos on the product page might make you think that the sapphire crystal is a domed shape; it is not — it’s flat.Still, though the watch keeps excellent time, I have deducted one star because of several concerns:1) Does the watch really have a Swiss movement? Though Oupinke claims to be a Swiss company, nowhere on the watch does it say “Swiss movement” or “Swiss made.” I understand that the only watch company that fails to note such a distinction is Breguet, but Oupinke, which seems to be a new company, is no Breguet. Further, though the product page shows some sort of Swiss certificates of “craftsmanship,” no certificates are included with the watch. And the manufacturer apparently is not above indulging in double talk, as when they claim that this watch has a “tourbillon window.” No, the window revealing a mechanism on this watch’s dial is more correctly called an “open heart window.” So I’m really not sure where the mechanism comes from or how reliable it will prove to be, especially given my next concern.2) The first sample of this watch I received from Amazon had an obvious defect right out of the box: the month register wouldn’t move past January, no matter how hard I pressed the appropriate pusher. I requested a replacement watch and discovered that the first sample had apparently been a defective piece returned by another customer, as items were missing or disturbed in the presentation box. Had a product quality inspector failed in his or her duty, or had another customer broken the watch? I can’t say, but it did give me pause concerning the quality of the mechanism.3) When Oupinke says this watch will deliver ten years of service, that may reflect the fact that the year register in a sub-dial only covers years 2020 to 2031. Will Oupinke still be around in 2031 to replace the year register with a new one covering the eleven years following? As I said, they’re no Breguet, so this watch may be no heirloom to pass on to future generations. But then perhaps I’m expecting too much from a watch selling for $300, regardless of how good it looks or how well it keeps time.The watch comes in an impressive presentation box with some extras including a cleaning cloth, a hidden button pusher pin, and a tool to remove excess band links along with a few extra pin attachments if you break any when removing links.I decided to bring the watch to a local watch repair store to make the adjustment, however, as the included instructions were very hard to follow and the tiny pictures illustrating them impossible to make out. My local repair guy did the job in five minutes and charged me just $6. Money well spent!Finally, the titanium construction of watch case and band is laudable. Titanium is supposed to be quite scratch-resistant and it has a nice heft to the hand — I mean, wrist.The watch is waterproof to a degree — you can wear it in the shower — and the hands and hour markers are luminous, though not very bright.Overall, then, I give this watch four stars.PROS:* Handsome design.* Keeps very good time.* Automatic self-winding mechanism.* Titanium construction.* Double deployment clasp.* Luminous hands and hour markers.* Waterproof.* Very reasonable price — if the watch does contain a Swiss movement.CONS:* Inclusion of Swiss movement uncertain.* First sample had defective month register adjustment.* Ten-year life on year register.

Doesn’t keep time properly
I love everything about this watch. The way it looks, the material, the way it feels, but there’s one massive problem; depending on how tightly wound the mainspring is, it is either multiple minutes behind the correct time or forward of the correct time. From what I can find online a standard deviation for a watch in this price range should be measured in seconds, not minutes. I tried to reach out to their support and that’s when alarm bells in my head started going off. Not only was my call not answered, but I was greeted with a “The Google subscriber you have tried to reach is not available, please leave a message after the tone”. I could be way off base here, but I have never in my life tried to contact a company who didn’t have a regular landline, and having a number that does not pick up or place you on hold in a queue that is also somehow a Google subscriber makes me think that this company and its products are a scam. I would advise anyone looking for a quality watch in this price range find a different brand to purchase from.

Nice watch, but it could be better.
As the title and other reviews state this is a nice watch. I have been wearing it off and on for about 6 months, my main daily watch is a Fossil automatic watch. The biggest problems I have with this watch is the face is a little small for my liking; there isn’t any luminous paint on the face so visibility in the dark is impossible; and my biggest issue is the clasp on the band easily comes undone by simply bending your wrist. Compared to my Fossil the counterweight used to wind is very clunky and noisy.Overall this is a visually appealing watch that won’t disappoint.

Looks so expensive