Review on 🕰️ Seiko Women's Gold Tone Stainless Steel Automatic Japanese Women's Watches by Brittney Weaver

I paid $145 Revain is now selling it for $129. This watch was losing about 20 minutes a day until I let it sit for a week and then shook it back and forth for about 30 seconds to wind it up. Now you gain about 3 minutes a day. The timing is irrelevant. I bought this watch because I liked the style and looks and was tired of changing batteries on other older, cheaper watches. After 3 1/2 months of wearing, the watch and strap show signs of wear (silver spots) on the edges of the dial and on the strap. It looks like the gilding has worn off. It has either very cheap gold plating or a very thin gold tint. You might think that a self-winding watch should be an everyday watch that can stand up to normal wear and tear without showing obvious signs of wear and tear. 2 stars.