Stauer 1930 Dashtronic Watch Cotswold Genuine Mens Watches Leather Band w Stainless Steel Case Automated Movement 3-ATM Water

I LOVE this watch. I've been a huge fan of jump-hour watches for many years but they can be very difficult to find, especially ones that aren't too expensive. The price for this watch was great since many other jump-hours can be well over $200 bucks. It keeps time wonderfully thanks to the built-in automatic winder. If I haven't worn it for a few days the time does need to be reset and the winder manually wound. That takes just a few seconds so I don't mind at all. Obviously I wouldn't have to do that if it had a battery, but I really don't mind at all. The transparent back and underlying skeleton is yet another unique aspect to this watch I quite like. I get compliments about how unique and nice looking the watch is all the time. Many people have never seen a jump-hour watch where the faces move instead of the hands. People typically want to know how expensive it was and never expect to hear that it was roughly $150. Often I'm told that they expected to hear it was $300 or more. So naturally the price tag is a another great aspect of the watch overall. If I had to find a negative aspect of the watch I'd say I didn't really like the original strap that came with. However, replacing it with the metal one from my pictures was easy and inexpensive. All I had to do was go to one of those places in the mall where they were able to make switch in less than a half hour. I believe that swapping the original for my metal strap cost less than $10, and probably closer to $5 but I can't quite remember exactly. All in all, if you're also a fan of jump-hour watches this is a great one. If you've never had a jump-hour this is also a great way to start your collection. And even if you're not really a big fan of jump-hours and just want a unique-looking watch that others will be curious about, this is a pretty great watch overall! I promise that you'll love it too! Read more

UPDATE! So, I have been wearing this watch daily since purchase and not winding it manually just using the motion of my wrist throughout the day. I decided to sit it down the night before last night and leave it....I picked it up this morning and it was still ticking away I was absolutely AMAZED! Now it was behind a couple of minutes but that is to be expected after almost 40 hours. Extremely happy with the purchase will update again. So, to start it's a budget watch keep that in mind. If you want to see a video review it is in our Amazon Affiliates video section. Quality it's a nice stainless-steel exhibition back automatic watch. Unique design I find it very pleasing and easy to read. The leather band is very thick & stiff. I personally don't like leather bands, so I ordered a replacement metal one and its perfect (22mm) watch band, so you know As far as time keeping so far over the past few days with normal wok-day wearing ZERO ISSUES Gave it a few turns on the crown and set it down woke up in the morning and it was still ticking away! Over 2 days it's hard to tell if it gained any time, it certainly did not lose any according to the atomic clock it's within a few seconds. Power reserve is more than 12 hours for sure when fully wound. Read more

This watch is a unique design at a decent price. It keeps pretty good time. And the automatic movement insures that the watch will keep wound and ready as long as you're wearing it. As the display only covers part of the face, it can be a bit small to read. But it's easy to determine the time once you get used to the design. One small niggle I have with this watch is that the top of the hour on the minute track is indicated by the number 60 instead of 00. If this watch had a seconds function, I could see the logic behind having the 60. But it makes no sense to show the top of a given hour as x:60. This watch is fairly accurate. It has a clear back if you're into seeing the movement of your watches. It's pretty easy to set. Just pull out the crown to it's furthest position and turn it. The strap on this watch is genuine leather, but not alligator. It’s pretty stiff coming out of the box, so I had to crease, bend and twist the strap for a few minutes to soften the leather and make it more comfortable. So far, the watch feels like it’s well made. Has a bit of heft to it. It’s not a Patek Phillipe or a Rolex, probably would not arouse the interest of a serious watch collector, but if you’re interested in a decent watch with a unique design at a low price, This Stauer might be worth a look. Read more

Got this for my boyfriend 2 years ago and it is one of his most complimented watches. It still isn’t showing any wear on the band and goes with everything Read more