Mens Automatic Watch NH35A / 8215 Movement Sapphire 200 M Waterproof Super Lume Stainless Steel Casual Business Dress Watches

This watch has incredible quality for the price. Pound for pound the best money you can spend on an automatic watch. Some highlights for me: - Super reliable Seiko NH35 movement. - Sapphire Crystal WITH anti-reflective coating - Stainless steel construction and bracelet - Great Lume - All under $100 in price. First of all, I love the sterile look of fliegers, but I also want a bracelet and not just a strap. So this has both. Then you factor in that you get all the features of a watch that easily can cost up to $500. I've seen other watches with the same movement for that price. Also, Addiesdive has great customer service. Mine was a minute off/day. I contacted Addiesdive about this and they offered me three options: send it to their service tech, send it back to their factory in China, or refund me the repair price for a local technician. I opted for the latter and now it's -5/day, which is amazing for the NH35. If you're in the market for a quality watch for an absolute steal of a price, Addiesdive is the way to go.

The case is moderately sized, but it wears a little larger on the wrist because of the minimal bezel size. I'd say it wears like a 40mm on my 7+ inch wrist. Nice brushed finish on the case. I got the sterile dial version with no branding anywhere, looks like a nice utility flieger. The dial printing is crisp and clear, the lume is great. It's keeping great time. All in all it's a crazy good value for a nice automatic flieger for about a hundred bucks.

I’ve had this watch for about six weeks. Look at my photos for a truer sense of the color of the numbers and lume painted indices on the dial. I’ve included photos on the bracelet, nylon nato style straps, and a canvas strap. The case fit and finish are high quality, for the price certainly. The links on the bracelet are thin. But, the brushing on the bracelet integrates well with the brushing on the case. I had no problem sizing the bracelet and I was able to get a perfect fit. The three holes of micro adjustment on the clasp is sufficient. The movement was -20 seconds per day with normal wear out of the box. This is with specs for the Seiko NH35A movement, so I’m not downgrading based on inaccurate timekeeping. I opened the case back and successfully adjusted the movement after watching YouTube video instruction. Now, I am getting -1 to -3 seconds per day. It’s slow while on wrist and slightly fast while face up in my watch box. The lume is remarkably bright, and relatively long lasting considering that everything on the dial is painted and not applied. It’s high quality for this price range, IMO. Overall, I’m satisfied with the watch and believe that this was a good purchase decision for me.

I bought the sterile dial on the stainless bracelet. This watch appears to very well-made. The case is nicely finished. The bracelet is well made and was easy to adjust by removing links. The Seiko-made movement is keeping good time. All the little details are well done. It is a lot of watch for the money.

Very nice watch all Addie’s dive products good.

Good watch. Made in China, but has Seiko movement. Keeps time within a few seconds per day. I'm old and inactive, so I don't move around enough to keep it wound, but it can also be wound manually. So, I wind it with the crown each morning. Good band, comfortable. I'm pleased with it so far,almost two weeks. The date is a tad small, but readable to my AMD-stricken eyes.

This is basically an IWC clone watch without the branding. I'll just list the negatives and you can decide if you care: the dial paint is more khaki than white so it doesn't have the same "pop" an actual IWC would have but it's plenty legible. I had to take the back of mine to regulate it and now it's running within a couple seconds drift per day. If I didn't know how to do this I would probably have exchanged it for another one. Seems to have enough waterproofing to survive showers and normal type submersions. The bracelet is where they saved some money. It's a bit squaky and some links are a bit tighter than others but it's not a problem IMO at this price point. Basically it's a great beater watch to add to my collection when I know I'm going to be shoving my hands in engine bays or tight spots where I don't want to destroy a $$$$ watch.

Good looking watch, seems to keep time accurately.

この値段の時計としては想像以上に出来が良く感心しました。ロゴなしの文字盤もすっきりとしてカッコいいと思います。夜光塗料の色味が思ったより強くて秒針とのコントラストが個人的には気になりますが好みの問題だと思います。ステンレスの色も黄色みがかかっており、最初は違和感がありましたが今は気に入っております。精度は約3週間使用で日差-10sほどでミヨタと比較すると精度は劣るものの巻き上げ効率が良いのか私の使い方でも止まる気配がないです。ブレスレットはそれなりですが薄さが幸いして装着感は悪くないです。日常使いの自動巻き時計としては最強ではないでしょうか。

Bellissimo, ma....non è la versione anonima, senza marchio e scritte presentato nelle immagini, ed ormai l'offerta è scaduta e non posso più approfittarne se lo restituisco, avrei potuto valutare l'offerta su un altro orologio, se almeno la consegna non avesse richiesto 5 giorni, con prime oltretutto. Valuterò se tenerlo, ma le immagini sono ingannevoli.

Rarely do I ever award a 5 star but this watch at the price point is excellent - keeps time well. I have the unbranded dial which I would recommend. The lume is good - not quite seiko but good enough. The bracelet can seem a bit rattly but it is easy the put it on an nato strap or whatever. The case finish is comparable with watches many times the price. A great knock around watch if you want to stay old school rather than go cheap digital.

IT's an automatic movement that keeps great time. great glow on the dark, even at 4 in the morning. good feel on the wrist. I read some negative reviews on the bracelet but can't find anything wrong with it. It fits my 8 1/2 inch wrist with only one link removed. wouldn't fit a small child's wrist but wasn't meant for a child. Love the clean look with no markings on the dial or the watch back. For the price you can afford to replace the bracelet with a new one or a leather strap or NATO band. I would buy it again and I might just buy another one.

Je trouvais cette montre parfaite (look, lisibilité, et fluorescente pour voir l'heure la nuit), mais la date ne semblait pas fonctionner, en n'utilisant que le 2e cran (date) du remontoir pour la réajuster. Au bout d'un mois 1/2, grâce à un tutoriel sur Youtube, j'ai fini par comprendre qu'il faut également utiliser le 3e cran (réglage de l'heure) pour régler la date. Donc, effectivement, montre quasiment parfaite : au départ, elle avançait d'une minute par semaine, mais grâce à un petit levier d'ajustement à l'intérieur du boitier, on peut nettement améliorer sa précision sur le long terme.