Numeral Pocket Quartz Movement by ShoppeWatch Review

4 stars for the monthly price. Unpacked it looked ok for the price. It's a bit "fragile" but suitable for a pocket watch/vest. No workhorse. I like the look of the dial and hands. The dial also has a discreet 24 hour marker which I didn't see in the description. The spring hinge is likely to become a weak point over time. I wouldn't play with opening and closing the case all the time. The time is accurate for my little experience. My first thought was what a great piece of jewelery for actors…

Sharp little watch. It's by no means an expensive watch, but it's not too cheap either. You get what you pay for. Wind it up carefully, don't drop it often, and it will probably last for a while. Mine work great although I don't use a chain and just keep them in my pocket as I can't wear a watch to work. It's a bit smaller than a regular pocket watch, but that doesn't matter.

For $5? Come on! If he holds the half-time, then everything is fine! Very nice, pleasant to the touch metal. The front cover is plastic, but for $5 it fits me! Bought for use while working in an environment that ruins a wristwatch so I won't be devastated if I kill it or it breaks. It has a battery, but if it's the same as the others (I bought two for that price) then it still needs body movements to keep time. If he sits, he loses time, even with a battery. But I knew it would happen. Nice…

Gift for 13 year olds. Was a huge success. Something about a pocket watch that you just can't get with a $600 disposable phone. The watch has held up flawlessly for the last 5 months, has been worn irregularly to school and often hung on a chain, it still tells the time. They all have plastic internals so they won't be a family heirloom, but they made a great gift for a teenager.

I received two of these watches to give to my friends. I engraved them on site and was overall very happy with their appearance. I have to say the quality isn't outstanding, but I didn't expect it to be for something this cheap. If you're looking for something that you plan on using infrequently rather than regularly, this is probably the watch for you. If you are looking for something out of the ordinary, you can look elsewhere.

is also understandable for the price of one month, rating 4 stars. Unpacked it looked ok for the price. It's a bit "fragile" but suitable for a pocket watch/vest. No workhorse. I like the look of the dial and hands. The dial also has a discreet 24 hour marker which I didn't see in the description. The spring hinge is likely to become a weak point over time. I wouldn't play with opening and closing the case all the time. The time is accurate for my little experience. My first thought was what a…

I like this watch because it's easy to see, the hands and numbers are clear, it comes with an extra battery, it shows the correct time. The tick is noisy, sometimes a tick can be heard 5 feet away in a quiet room because it is buried at the bottom of the bag. I rarely notice loud ticking, so it doesn't bother me. What confuses me is that he scratches fairly easily - the first time he only scratched his pocket. The scratches are superficial and only visible in certain lights, but this is a…

I bought it expecting a bit more weight, it was advertised with a mineral dial window but it is actually very thin plastic combined with even thinner hands. When I opened them I checked them and put them back for fear of damaging them from handling. If I am planning to give the groom as a gift for my wedding, after engraving it I will tell my friends that this is more of a sentimental token than an everyday commodity. I suspect they would look nice in a closet or dresser, but no more.