BUREI Men Watches Fashion Analog Stainless Steel Quartz Waterproof Watches,Gift for Men.

Value value value,,, with a rich look!!!!!!!!

Sure, this watch looks fairly good. I personally wish watch designers would stop making the average men's watch resemble the dimensions of a stop sign. I mean.. do you ever see smart watch faces or sporty wlanalog watch faces, in general, take up an entire wrist? But that's a personal opinion. What should be universally understood is that good products require good quality assurance. I've worn this watch for a couple hours. It's uncomfortable. So I pull it off and... There's an impression in my wrist where the crown is located. I'm right handed, like the majority of the observable universe. I wear my watch on my left hand. If I flex my left hand to any degree the crown imbeds itself into the top of my hand due to the direction it's facing and how unsmooth it is. Any protrusion in that area of a watch is going to do the same thing to anyone while using their left hand to any real degree. How am I the first person in the history of anything to notice this? So, this watch, the first non-smart watch I've owned in forever has just been relegated to being a formal occasion only watch. Sometimes I wonder if we really did put a man on the moon if we can't even get basic comfort right for more than 60 minutes.

Arrived not working. Probably dead battery, which shouldn’t happen with new watch and adequate quality control. Not suitable for a gift. In process of returning.

As a connoisseur of fine watches, I recently had the pleasure of experiencing the BUREI Fashion Quartz Watch for Men, and I must say, it left a lasting impression. This timepiece effortlessly blends style with functionality, making it a standout accessory for any occasion. First and foremost, let's talk about design. The BUREI watch boasts a classic yet modern aesthetic that immediately catches the eye. Its stainless steel band exudes durability and sophistication, while the analog display with a date function adds practicality to its charm. The clean lines and minimalist dial design make for a versatile piece that transitions seamlessly from casual to formal settings. In terms of performance, the BUREI watch does not disappoint. Powered by a reliable quartz movement, it delivers precise timekeeping, ensuring that you're always punctual. Additionally, its waterproof feature provides peace of mind, allowing you to wear it confidently in various environments, whether you're caught in a sudden downpour or simply washing your hands. Comfort is another aspect where the BUREI watch excels. The stainless steel band feels comfortable against the skin and offers a secure fit, thanks to its adjustable clasp. Whether worn for a short outing or an extended period, this watch remains comfortable throughout, without causing any irritation or discomfort. Durability is a hallmark of the BUREI brand, and this watch is no exception. Crafted from high-quality materials and subjected to rigorous testing, it is built to withstand the rigors of daily wear. From its scratch-resistant mineral crystal to its robust stainless steel construction, every component reflects BUREI's commitment to excellence. Furthermore, the BUREI Fashion Quartz Watch for Men comes packaged in an elegant box, making it ideal for gifting to a loved one or treating yourself to a timeless accessory. The attention to detail in both presentation and craftsmanship further enhances its appeal. In conclusion, the BUREI Fashion Quartz Watch for Men is a superb blend of style, functionality, and reliability. Whether you're dressing up for a formal event or keeping it casual on the weekends, this watch is sure to make a statement. With its timeless design and impeccable performance, it's a worthy addition to any watch collection.

Good weight, clasp works well but not triggered too easily. Has an acceptable amount of rattle for the price point. The glitter on the dial however is a bit coarse, giving it a 1950's fast food vinyl seating kind of sheen. There are some visible flaws in the burnishing of the bezel. The case also seems to have some kind of finish, probably a plating, over the metal that has a sort of off luster to it. Perhaps the most distracting though is the bracelet. Most links in a bracelet like this are slightly convex, so that when it is worn the facets blend into one another. This bracelet seems to have been polished while on a flatter surface. It looks fine when on a flat surface but looks a bit strange when on a wrist as each link catches the light differently. Granted, it is not fair to compare this with watches costing 1000, 100, or even 10 times as much, but it only barely compares with a Timex or Stauer of a similar price. That said, even while I own around 60 wristwatches, I will find time to wear this one. Don't let my collectors eye tell you it is outright bad. Just don't think of it as anything much more than a beater either.