Men's Hand Winding Mechanical Wrist Watch - Unique 38mm Single Hand Design with Leather Band. Russian Calibre 1801.1H. Review

I ordered this black dial with crocodile clasp. Got a smooth crotch with an unbranded buckle. It seems like they just put all the pieces together. Very easy. Don't ditch the cheap feel and harsh sound of cheap metal. The clock sounds muffled when not powered on. So I don't take it off and show it to someone if they ask for it. When I take it off to show someone my first statement, yes I know it's cheap and looks cheap. If you're watching, you'll know what I mean. I have a range of watches from…

Beautiful and unique. Model "Luch" 77471760-RUS, very beautiful and unique watch. They are carried with an arrow but are easy to read. The shapely black hand contrasts well with the beautifully finished white dial. Dimensions: case diameter 38 mm, thickness only 7.8 mm and length 43.5 mm; at only 41 you can almost forget you're wearing it. Pretty comfortable and properly proportioned for my 6 ¾" wrist. The leather strap is better than expected, thin and comfortable. The crown is well…

I was pleasantly surprised by the quality of this one hand Luch watch. When collecting watches from the former Eastern Bloc (Vostok), I got used to their spartan packaging. Not this watch. The presentation box it came in, while simple, was quite nice. The watch itself looks quite elegant. Changing diapers is also a pleasant experience. I use it all day and so far the accuracy is excellent. Having used watches (both digital and analog) for most of my life, I expected that the transition to…

I love my unique one hand watch. Wear it for the last 3 days since it arrived and it's already easy to tell the time. My son and husband were quite confused until I showed them how to read the dial. Each small mark between the hour digits represents 5 minutes and the larger mark represents 15 minutes. My son said it was like a pressure gauge on my wrist but he's 17 so what does he know? ;) They tell the time surprisingly well for a hand-wound watch. I like their minimalism, the Cyrillic…

Now something completely different. Minimalist and elegant timekeeping, reduced to the essentials. The earliest mechanical watches were single hands, and we can now wear their modern medieval equivalent on the wrist. No complications, no superimposed markings, no fluorescent tubes, no self-winding, no embellishments; just a plain clear colored dial with clear markings every 5 minutes, excellent contrast and a single pointer to show the way. Most of us simply need to be able to tell the time to…

Simple, clean time measurement. A quick glance shows the time with an accuracy of 3-4 minutes. If you look closely, you can get there in a minute or two. Good enough. It can be relaxing when you're not focused on the precision of each second. This white dial model has a clean and simple look and is very easy to read. Fonts and other symbols on the dial are clear and even elegant. I particularly like the (excessive) leading zeros on the one through nine hour markers. Have fun. The chromed brass…

If you like minimalist clocks, you'll love this pup. He's so minimalist, he only has one arm. No complications. There is no automatic movement. No cool displays. Just the dial and one hand. Once you get used to the dial, it will be easy to use. The large markers between the hour markers measure time in 15 minute increments, the smaller markers between the larger markers measure time in 5 minute intervals. With this clock you can measure the exact time with an accuracy of the nearest 5 minutes…