Automatic Watches for Men Stainless Steel Diver 200 M Luminescent Analog Business Casual Dress Watch Men

as of right now this is an incredible watch. 100 bucks and pretty much identical to the hamilton khaki which is about 800. only had this watch for a couple days so that may change. but for now im incredibly impressed. it was running about 6 seconds slow a day which is actually phenomenal for a 100 dollar automatic watch. granted it does have the seiko nh35 movement. so... and i dont recommend this unless you know what youre doing and you can still damage it, i opened up the caseback and adjusted the regulator. now got it to plus 4 seconds a day. i could fiddle with it some more but best let it go from here. found out where they may have cut corners. opening up the back of my seiko the caseback slips right back into place and very smoothly screws back down. took about 2 minutes to line up the threads on the addiesdive watch caseback and when i screwed it down it was kind of rough and scratchy. but screwed down securely. and of course theres an o ring. so it should be fine. anyways for 100 bucks this is a great watch and looks amazing. the bracelet is good. not wonderful. but you can buy a metal watch bracelet for 50 bucks and it wont be as good as this one. so for the time being my review on this is its a great watch at an incredible priceUpdate: opened it up again and adjusted the beat error/impulse pin and rate/speed adjuster pin. Running at perfect time now. No plus or minus for 24 hoursNother update: had this watch for maybe 2 weeks now. its up there with my seiko snzg17j1 and seiko arnieanother update: 2 months in and this watch has been running about +2 seconds a day. awesome. and the lume is just as good as seiko. 8-9 hours in the dark and still glows. this watch is great and looks great

This is one sweet watch. The fit and finish is top notch, albeit the clasp is a little flimsy, the lume is excellent, and accuracy is about 5 seconds per day slow on this unit! How can Addiesdive do this for so little? I currently have it on a black NATO, and will probably replace the clasp with an OTF micro adjust one, but othewise this watch is perfect for me. I’m a big fan of tool watches in general, fliegers and divers more specifically. This is a great daily driver, and I would recommend it highly.

The watch itself is nice, and actually very nice.The likes:- Awesome watch that has the pilot look.- The size is awesome- Lume is fantastic, and seriously, it's fantastic- NH35 is an NH35, workhorse movement- 20mm Lug to Lug for aftermarket straps- Finish work is very cool and exceptional- Price- Cool cushioned box that fits the watch/s and strapsThe Dislikes- OG band is not good- Not the biggest fan of the logo, and it's not a deal breakerThe strap pictured is a Standard NATO from Crown and Buckle, which was $10.00. Crown and Buckle is a fantastic strap brand.

First off from a design standpoint this is a complete copy that aside it's a copy of one of the most iconic field watches ever so it's undeniably good looking. The full kit is made of quality Steel but it isn't very thick so the watch feels light and wears very well. The lume is bright but doesn't last all that long however this isn't a dive watch and thanks to YouTube people think all watches have to glow in the dark. The bracelet feels comfortable can be sized very easily just be careful and start the screws slowly, there are some sharp edges here and there no big deal it isn't finished like a $600 Hamilton it's acceptable at this price. I swapped the bracelet for a single pass leather strap but only because I think field and pilot watches should be on leather not steel, otherwise I do like the braceletMy one knock on this watch was the case back engraving is pretty sharp and actually scratched my wrist. I ended up taking a fine grit sanding disc on a Dremel and polished it up so be careful.

The milling leaves hard, almost sharp edges on the bracelet and case. The band says 20 mm and tapers to 18 mm (guesstimate). The 18 is not centered above the 6 on the dial, no one else will really see that but you. Other than that it’s a solid watch. You can get a citizen that’s going to be milled out much better that’s a bit more expensive, but at the price it’s at might as well pay the extra. I like Addiesdive but the corners they cut stick out quite a bit imho.

I prefer mechanical watches and have loved my Seiko 5 for many years, although I could never get the regulator set properly. When I saw this watch, priced at under $100, I thought it would be worth it as a backup. Well, I am never taking it off if I can help it! It arrived dead on accurate out of the box and as far as I can tell has not lost a second since I put it on my wrist. It has a screw-down crown, a highly readable face and, much for to my delight, is available without a logo. The band is a bit small, but I was always planning on swapping in a Barton anyway. This is a spectacular minimalist watch at a can’t-be-beat price.

Very solid watch for the money. Wears slightly bigger than the stated 39mm case size, due to the narrow bezel. Movement keeps great time. Very legible and easy to read dial. Case finish is better than I expected. Lume is good, but not up to Seiko lumibrite standards. Sapphire crystal with AR coating is a bonus. Only 4 stars for water resistance as I have not as yet gotten it wet. It's not ISO 6425 tested or rated to my knowledge. If you like the IWC Spitfire, but don't want to shell out the thousands of dollars for one, this is a great option!

While very stylish, after about 6 months stopping keeping time and I always having to reset the time. Completely a waste of money!!!