It is a great looking watch, and so far it appears to be keeping time right on the button.

BUT...

First the "Soft Special PU Leather Strap" ... it's nice but it's designed for Muhammad Ali's or Arnold Schwarzenegger's wrist rather than for us regular humans. Mine's set at the last notch to keep the watch from falling off my wrist, and I'm definitely not a skinny person.

Secondly the "Day Display and Date Display: Lets you know the date daily and clearly"! Right! Clearly only if you have no trouble reading 5 point type or the foot tracks left behind from a tiny ant.

Thirdly it's advertised as a waterproof watch only it's "Water Resistance for Daily life, but not for Diving, Swimming, or Hot Water Bathing"! Maybe it's OK then to wash my hands under very cold water. Pass the magnifying lens please..

Fourthly "1 Nonstandard Battery batteries required." the number one usually designates a singular unit, so what's with the "batteries" and which of the vast multitude of tiny batteries for watches is this "nonstandard" one, and very importantly where can I get it?

Fifthly the photo of their watch is beautiful, though to get a feel of what it looks like on an actual wrist shrink it down to at least 25 - 30%.

Lastly, but really not in the least, is the set of instructions this watch comes with. It's printed on both sides of a purplish tinted paper.
The instructions on one side are in a variant of Chinese and has sufficient contrast between the purple ink of the typeface and the purplish tinted paper to be readable. Unfortunately I am not able to read this or any other variant of the Chinese language.
The instructions on the opposite side are in English. Unfortunately the contrast between the ink and the paper is so bad as to make it totally unlegible. It's like looking at jellyfish in swampy muddy water.
Why don't they use white paper with black ink for the type, or Is it just because they want to be artsy-fartsy?