FORSINING Men's Automatic Watch Luxury Brand Relojes Date Function Tonneau Shape Fashion Leather Wrist Watch

The media could not be loaded. Good timegraph result for such an inexpensive watch. Amplitude looks to be approximately 210 degrees assuming a theoretical 50 degree lift angle. I think this is by design because the hairspring is really rocking at this amplitude. Movement exhibits some escape wheel "wiggle" but the watch cost less than 30 dollars. This is dial "up" with nearly a full wind. The winding works is very stiff and the watch can be wound a lot more than the claimed "10 turns" in the description. Probably at least 10 full rotations.The watch itself looks good with a nice finish and a somewhat "stiff" band that should soften up and conform over time.May report back with power reserve numbers as it will be in a box with all of my other watches for "time trials.

Nice looking watch for the price. Works fine, keeps accurate time. Only drawback is the case is very thick and watch rides high on your wrist. Not great with long sleeves. Also the time won’t keep overnight if you leave it on the night stand

It is a replica of the Franck Muller Wristwatch Geneva Model 503 from 1932. The tonneau shape makes it very comfortable to wear. The automatic mechanical clockwork is an accurate timekeeper. Looks like a 500 $ watch. Great buy.

Great product

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This is a beautiful timepiece. It looks exactly as shown on the Amazon site. It comes packaged in a lovely box, perfect for gifting. The design is classic; the inner workings are contemporary; the leather band is good quality.This watch could be worn in most any situation, formal or informal.I recommend this product highly.

As long as you wind it by hand, it will keep good time with a decent reserve. Or shake it a few times and then wear it. However, as an automatic, it has a seemingly unpredictable reserve. It does have a quick date setting so there really isn't a problem if you do run out of reserve. It has an odd 100 meters marking on the face, which is meaningless since it has only the basic 30 meter water resistance. "Meters" is even spelled wrong on the face as "MF TERS". The watch band is completely synthetic, which I have to say, I like, since you can sweat into it without damaging it. All in all, I like it as a mechanical. And it does have a nice tight crown and solid hand wind. Only after the crown loosened did I discover the quick date setting. The turned face is very nice; the numbers are applied; it is not too big, and it is comfortable, though somewhat thick. A good buy with a resemblance to the Franck Muller, whose model number appears at the very bottom.