Category: Electronics (-> Jewelry -> Watches)
Product: Fashion JCKY B304 Green LED White Round Dial Quartz Hours Analog and Digital Display Time Watch - Silver
Product Name: JCKY TIME B-304 Dual Watch (TINE WR 100)
Description: "Specification
Color: BLACK DIAL, BLUE DIAL, WHITE DIAL
Category: Watches ยป Sports Watches
Main Feature:
This is a good present for your children and relatives and friends who you love.
Fashionable, very charming for all occasions.
Special dial design draws much attention from buyers.
Let you know the time anytime and anywhere freely and conveniently.
Four function buttons for easy control.
Amazing looking watch.
Precise movement.
Simple buckle clasp fastened.
Solid stainless steel back cover.
Precise time and keep good time.
Battery included in the watch.
Steel wrist band for comfortable wearing.
Water resistant (not for diving/swimming).
It's worth to buy for cheap and having a good quality.
The dial dimension is 4.6 x 4.2 x 1.6 cm
Specification:
LED Color: Green
Weight: 0.125 kg
Size: 10.84.61.6 cm"
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Product Rating: * * * * () [4 stars]
Pros: Cheap, Stylish & cool looking
Cons: Wristband too large & not easy to adjust, Too big & heavy overall, Timekeep
Recommend this product to a friend? Yes
Review:
I org bought this jewelry item at a dubious english chinese store front site, that wouldn't let me simply review it ( https://www.sammydress.com):
Let me start by the explicit summarized statement that this is a good dual watch (white dial). I had seen others with the same internal mechanism but with different cases and obv rebranding; yet I don't know who the OEM is. This comes labeled accurately as stated on the product description. It also says (on the back) that's water resistant up to 30m; but I wouldn't bet on it. It barely seems fortunate enough to withstand a simple bath/shower. The only truly stainless steel parts appear to be the back and the bezel's tachymeter-like dial. Frame feels hollow and too lightweight (to be made of actual steel); but's definitely some sort of sim metal (alloy). What matters (to me, at least) is that it doesn't scratch easily; and hopefully it'll last a good couple of years.
The bracelet's like links seemed to be fixed in place, and hence I couldn't adjust them for a proper fit. The folding lock mechanism does has the standard spring pins; but taking it out doesn't adjust anything, unless you plan to replace it for a shorter one. Besides I like that retractable flapping wings on its side that reopen it. I have a large wrist (8") and still it'll be too loose; but barely. So beware, this is a "manly" wristwatch; and hence it weights accordingly... 1/4 of a pound! But you'll get used to, though.
The most useful of the aux functions is the 12 o'clock wheel that displays the day of the week; long followed by the almost unnecessary 9 one, which is an alt second and fractional count (for the chronometer); and the sigher 6 one which is the most useless one, it merely shows a couple of flags. The toggle state of date (as if pressing the button and having the time changed to date wasn't clearly enough), and the state of the alarm (on/off). Also, the time and date disp at 3 o'clock is a bit large, and seems a little out of place with the rest; being square like and all that. Sadly the "tachymeter dial" is only decorative; when at least; it could've been easily used for a 2nd hour zone setting. This was a disappointment since it was important to me that all of the featured functions were actually functional, and not just for decor. Time systems are independent; and furthermore; the analog time keeping runs a little slower than the digital one (which is obv more precise, or maybe is the other way around). And there also was a little skewed rotational angle on either the white cover disp or the analog hands (or both); that made seconds stops fall in between markings. The analog disp could have used a little more fluorescent paint too; because it gets a little hard to see in the dark. So craftsmanship is not top notch, but something like that was to be expected; ironically. I seldomly read the analog display anyhow. Still, I really like the way it looks (I bought the one with the white cover;) And it's a good enough reason on it's own.
There was no manual; not that there's needed; just it'd have been a nice touch. It did came with tags and a protective screen showing it as new. Again; a proper small gift box would have been a nice touch. This is a good enough product, and I'd overall rate this as a good buy. Just wish it could've been slightly better; but I guess it's more than ok, for the price.