🕰️ Discover the Timeless Charm of MJSCPHBJK Pattern Steampunk Vintage Numerals Review

I liked that it looked just like the picture. I liked that it was easy to set the time after playing around with it a bit and figuring it out. I couldn't open it at first, I had no idea how a pocket watch works. But after playing with it for a few minutes, I pushed the top button and it opened. and when you put on the spinning gear, you can tune in to your desired time. It's easy to read if you can read by analogy. it attaches easily and discreetly to my pants. the chain breaks easily. I am…

Item arrived on time in excellent condition. Looks stylish, displays military and standard time. The timing is accurate and consistent, which is confirmed by my reference hourglass. And most of all, I like that I don't have to open the case to check the time in a hurry. I don't usually like digital pocket watches that much because changing the battery can be a headache, but it was worth it. 10/10 recommend

Elegant black steampunk watch with chain. I like the feel of my hand, not too light or too heavy. It feels solid and strong. I bought this as a Christmas present for my 15 year old son who loves pocket watches with chains. He likes to wear them because they make him feel well dressed and elegant. I know he'll love this with a steampunk design, black metal and roman numerals. The seller was really great too. I received my order without a chain and contacted the seller who quickly rectified the…

Small punk rock pocket watch suitable for any sex use. The long chain has a nice clip for jeans, skirt or trousers above the waist and now I have bought number 2 and 3. #1 went to a 1 year old grandson who loves it. Watch #2 goes to 18s and Watch #3 WL is for people over 66. WSTCH COMES IN BOX BUT IT WORKS and has no guarantee which I thought was good considering the price. It looks very neat and is worth the money. for trust! MADE IN cbina.

Pros: Looks good and clock works. Cons: The clock came with no instructions and I couldn't set the time initially. You have to pull hard on the stem and then you don't "feel" the arrows turning. The "feel" of setting this watch is unlike any previous experience I have had with a winding pocket watch when used as a stand alone watch. Another thing missing is instructions on how to change the battery. I'm assuming someone just uses a tool like a screwdriver to pry off the back panel. I would like