MRCUFF Traveler Working Watch Thermometer & Compass Steampunk Spinning Globe Pilot 4 Pairs Cufflinks in a Presentation Gift Box & Polishing Cloth

Amazing cuff links - HIGHLY recommended and will buy more!

Very cheap...I had to send them back because when first opened, one of the thermometer cufflinks was way off on temperature, and one of the watch/clock cufflinks wouldn't keep accurate time.Having worn cufflinks for 30 years, I suspect if you want accurate mechanical cufflinks like these that can stand the wear and tear of being worn all day long over many years, you'll probably need to spend a lot more (I was skeptical when I saw 4 sets for this price). I still have a pair of temperature/barometer cufflinks that I purchased 20 years ago, and they still work, but the one set cost more than the 4 sets of these.

I like all the cufflinks in the set. The watches work fine and are probably the most practical. The globe cufflinks are my favorites.

These cuff links look great.

The media could not be loaded. These cufflinks are nice. They are made of high quality materials. They each have movement--- the compass is a compass. The watch/clock keeps time. The globe spins. The thermometer measures the temperature.I almost didn't order these because I thought they were too gimmicky; however, the great reviews made think twice. I'm glad I did. These are beautiful cufflinks.The cufflinks are thicker than most cufflinks, and that is probably because they are made to actually be functional. See pics and videos for more details.

I like it

These cuff links are nicely made and feel good in the hand. I love that each of them is not just a model of the tool they represent, but a functioning tool themselves. The compass points North, the thermometer reads the temperature, the watches keep the time, and the globe spins. I generally hate getting dressed up (I'm a shorts-year-round kind of guy), but I'm geeking out a bit and look forward to having a reason to pull these out. The hard part will be deciding which pair to use...or likely which two to mix and match.My only nit is that I wish the land masses on the globes were a little more realistic and legible. Some of the continents are very darkly colored making for low contrast compared to the oceans around them. In the daytime it might be legible still, but most formal events I attend are galas etc at night that are less than well lit. A minor detail, especially since out of all of the sets the globe is my least favorite of the tools in general, but it's my only note for improvement.

I got these intending to gift them to my seafaring son for Christmas, and they really do look great. But other than the clocks the items are not accurate. The little compasses both show entirely different directions, neither of which is north. The thermometers are also both different and seem off in different directions.Overall these are very attractive and would look good as novelty cufflinks, but for a seasoned traveler that would want these to work right it might be a little frustrating.