🕰️ GWC15044S Gotham Silver Tone Polished Railroad Watch Review

This is a great pocket watch for the money, easily beating out much cheaper pocket watches on sale. The hands and dial are easy to read, and the minute markers allow you to read the time much faster than with a regular analog watch. The chain that comes with it is nice and long enough. The buckle on the belt is securely fixed and prevents the watch from falling. The coating is beautiful, evenly applied, but scratched. The release button is quite stiff and offers good resistance. The clasp is…

What? Any comments on that crappy watch you sold me? Don't buy anything in Gotham. 30 minutes lost from 5:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m. Batman is ashamed of Gotham

Bought for garden use and is great for that use. My hands and arms get very dirty in the garden, and watches (even waterproof ones) just get clogged with dirt, leaving a solid buildup of dirt under the watch band around my wrist. That's why I carry this pocket watch in my pocket. I wonder what time is it? Just pull out your watch and take a quick look.

I try very hard to like this watch, I really do. Pros: The clock seems to show the exact time. Easy to wear, not too bulky, not too small. The trouser clip on the chain is tight and holds well. Cons: I'm not a fan of the plastic dial but I knew it was happening and the main reason I made sure it was a closed watch. The body scratches easily. It only went from a light glossy finish to a slightly matte finish after fingering my jeans in my watch pocket. I also noticed that the silver finish on…

I bought these to complete my watch collection. As a retired railway worker, he tells the story of the past. As close to reality as a battery powered watch can get. It's not the hallmark of an investment, but it serves a purpose and can tell a story. I started transmitting signals man to man, but one day they gave me a radio. Now people call the head of train traffic on a mobile phone. The times have changed. For the better? Probably no.