Stauer Morgan Silver Dollar Men's Watch with Swiss Movement – Stainless Steel Vintage Watch with Genuine Silver Coin and Brown Leather Band, 45mm

So many compliments received whenever I wear this watch! The style is a stand out feature of this watch. It keeps time well.

Beautiful timepiece. Band is thin but okay and will be replaced. Lots of compliments on the first day. Size is good for a man that likes a bigger face, not as large as I thought(in good way) Update: most complimented watch in my collection. Everyone in Vegas has asked who made it and where to buy. Great conversation piece

I like that this watch is interesting and a good conversation piece, but it doesn't give off attention seeking vibes. The coin in the watch I received is from 1897 and looks circulated but certainly well enough for its age. I'd prefer not to have a shiny new coin in there anyway. The packaging and other materials in the watch are "good enough", affordable enough to offset the cost of the slightly expensive coin but of decent enough quality that I would consider the whole package priced fairly and reliable. The case and movement seem put together nicely, I would not be worried to wear it often.

Received this item and was excited. Pictures not indicative of product received. Ad pictures are definitely doctored or filtered. I don’t expect and bright “shiny” new coin but it looks they picked this one up of the street. I’m not saying a wearer looked is bad either but they should have different prices for one that look like this and ones you expect when you buy online. Bummer. Had potential. Pictures 1 and 2 taken under white and yellow lights. Picture 3 is the picture used to advertise product.

I can see this having a strong opinion in the crowd, as it's really neither fish nor foul -- there's a beautiful leather strap and a genuine Morgan Silver Dollar (best guess mine's worth @$25). But at the same time, it's not a traditional dress watch. The faux gold and almost-toy blue hands aren't fooling anybody. For me, that means I don't have to wait for a special occasion to wear it -- goes with jeans just fine. The big draw is the real coin -- a little bit of history right on your wrist (mine is from 1880!). While they make a big deal of 1921 in the write-up, note that was a specialty year. The coin was primarily minted from 1878 to 1904 (and you won't know where, as you only get the face). It's fun to think of all the major events this coin predates, and that there's some real silver inside. Definite conversation piece, and I am happy with the purchase.

I love this watch.

El reloj vino con problemas. Se detiene con frecuencia la aguja del minuto y retrasa la hora . Desafortunadamente bote la caja y no se si podré devolverlo . El Reloj está precioso pero no se sin la caja podré devolverlo

I have several watches, including a Rolex with the gold & stainless witht he blue face. I have had more compliments on this that all my other watches combined. The look is unusual and has drawn many comments. It looks like something that would cost a fortune and is actually very reasonably priced in my opinion. I would buy this again and probably pay more for it if necessary.