Review on Carrie Hughes CHPW9B: Transparent Mechanical Watch with Timeless Elegance by Deandre Kamaludin

The watch is about 3/4 the size of an old antique train watch but very nice in style. Probably uses imitation jewelry for work, but does it matter if he works well and keeps to the time? The only downside I have is that this watch doesn't have lumens to tell time in the dark. We got (2) such watches for emergencies if something happens and the price. We're not preppers or alarmists, but when crazy things happen it's good to know we're prepared for most problems. EDIT after 1 month of use Well after about a month of use the watch started losing time and stopped for no apparent reason and the mainspring still had power to start. Nor have they been rewound or abused. Having grown up with hand-wound watches, I know what excessive winding can do to a watch. i give it back If they act this early, they will continue to act and deteriorate. Let's move on to another choice of movement.