FORSININGMen's Self Winding Waterproof Automatic Stainless Steel Skeleton Tourbillon Calendar Wrist Watch

Very comfortable to wear. It looks good, very good quality. Keeps good time and is a decent size as my husband is partially sighted. Excellent price.

Manual winder (and automatic), day and month, slide rule bezel (good luck with that). This is a great watch for the price! It is not a Breitling Navitimer copy ( and look out for "real fakes" on Ebay at £500 plus) but has a similar colour scheme and look. The metal strap is not great and its is not waterproof. But, hey, what do expect. This is a fun homage made in China. Just don't use it to plan your next solo round the world flight!

Cheap looking

Bought this because I was intrigued about slide Rule watches and automatic movements and it was affordable enough to throw away if it was rubbish.I didn't like the metal strap - it felt quite tinny and cheap, but it can easily be taken off by just prising the metal clip on the underside off and then you can attach any normal strap (24mm). Mine now has a nice tan leather strap that matches the white face nicely. The holes for the strap pins are quite close to the edge, so if you have a particularly thick leather strap it might show some raw edges, but a normal one will be fine.I tried the Slide rule just so I can say I know how to use it - I found instructions for a Breitling one online but it didn't really match. There are probably just a few different layouts - will update when I find a better reference. The actual slide bezel is quite free moving and there is a slight rattle when you knock it. Another review said it was quite stiff so I think it is the luck of the draw. It's fine for the money.The weekday adjuster at 8pm doesn't have a prominent button it as other people have noted, but it works fine if you jab it with a biro. The design is busy enough without even more buttons cluttering it up - in fact I would have liked it if the rarely used month button had that treatment as well. The buttons in general are a pleasure - push the top button and the date changes. I wish all watches were like that.I don't plan on using this watch every day so I can't talk about long term accuracy or reliability - for the most part it will sit in my watch box looking fabulous, but it lasts the full day without any noticeable dropped time.Overall it's fine for the money. You aren't getting a Rolex in Sheeps clothing or anything like that but it is fully featured, nice looking and something a bit different. The size automatically makes it look quite Blingy, even though it isn't really that type of watch.

This is my third Forsinning watch and the best so far. The watch is big wich makes the dials easy to read. No problems with the quality. I have had the watch for four months now it loses approx 3 minutes over a week so no problems with time keeping. The watch looks and feels very expensive, many friends have mistaken it for a Brietling costing £6000 it really is stunning to look at. I had to adust the strap when it arrived removing several links this proved to be very easy using a watch repair kit i bought from Amazon sometime back, 5 minutes max to remove 3 links. I can not stress the quality of these forsinning watches enough they are up there with the best i already have my eyes on another wich i hope to get over Christmas.

A toubillion for £35?? It seemed too good to be true, I had to have one.Well, it was 2g2bt, it is not a tourbillion, but it does look like one. It is obviously styled to look like a Breitling, and although the company claims nothing, when it came, my Alexa called it one.For a self winding watch at this price, I cannot argue, I set the various dials according to the manual, (The 8 button is recessed, other reviews said it was missing, use a ball point to press it.) but do not rely on the "Month" r "Date" dials, as ordinary wear often presses the buttons!Time keeping is good enough, I cannot stop the sweep second hand as the maual claims, so I cannot be precise, but I think I am loosing ~ 10 seconds a day, again, good enough. (I have a Citizen solar-powered-radio-controlled-quartz if I need the precise time!) and my lifstyle is in no need of better than that. The ferry to town runs on a ~1 minute schedule, not fractions of a second.Build quality is OK for the price, I don't know how long it will last, but I have no decendents, so I am not worried about passing-on an hierloom. When I adjusted the strap, I thought the pins looked very simple. (No arrows on the strap, either, to show which way the pins should be pressed out, but it was the easiest strap I have ever done)I like it, I am happy with it, it is a good, cheap, self winder, that looks nice.I might treat myself to another, black dial version, who knows?

Thought I'd give it a month before reviewing. Did some research before I bought this watch and appeared to be about the best of the bunch from a well established Chinese manufacturer. Still wasn't sure what to expect but one month down the line what do I have?A £33!!!! fully automatic with day month and date display. Circular slide rule bezel (memories of my 1970's college days when pocket calculators were but a distant dream).Been accurate to +/- 10 seconds a day and only comes off my wrist for bath or shower.Smooth sweep second hand and automatic movement has not required any winding up to now. Wouldn't risk it in water but at this price it's a real quality looking watch. Large face. Decent quality stainless watch band.Bottom line it exceeded my expectations and couldn't be happier. No sense in paying **100 TIMES** the price of this one unless you have money to burn or a serious image issue. Don't expect any fancy box or packaging. It's the watch you're buying.