I didn't want to be too harsh because it's so cheap. Maybe you really don't want to pay any more for a fancy-looking watch, or maybe you want to see if you like wearing one of these honkers before you pay more for one.

The battery died after about a month. I figured it may have been sitting in a warehouse for a long time, so whatever I might have to replace the battery.  Then I opened the watch to see which battery it needs, and it's a sr621sw, which is even smaller than the 626 which I usually need for my slim men's/unisex watches. There's plenty of room in this big honker of a watch, but they used the smallest women's watch movement inside.

Another issue is the band. As it comes, it is sized for an amazingly large male wrist. Unless you're a major beef cake, you absolutely will need to remove some links. Unfortunately, the links are made poorly and the pins are mashed into the shape of the wadded sheet metal which forms the links, which means they only are really ideally suited for the same link they came out of. They tend to explode the link as you press them back in.

I really wanted to like this watch because I kind of hate date windows and this is the only watch of this style without one. I guess it's still OK if you absolutely won't pay more and don't mind ordering a cheap battery from China, but if you're kind of just exploring the idea of a fake you-know-what-brand, maybe start with a better one and risk paying return shipping if you decide you don't want one.