JIANDUN Swiss Movement Men's One Hand 24 Hour Watch Single Hand Black Case with Italian Leather Strap

Well truthfully this one LARGE watch! This truly helps me read it without my glasses. I have owned the original Slow Jo watch for several years now. The Slow Jo watch though heavier than this one is much smaller. I have had problems with the Slow Jo falling off my wrist (KLUNK) as the pins on the band let go. I called the company and they sent me new pins to no avail. SO I now have a soft leather strap with medical tape on the full length of the strap in hopes of saving the watch from falling off my wrist again. Bad design. Now this watch being lighter hopefully will not have that problem. I love the look of this watch, black band and hand, white face. The stainless steel case looks great though the instructions caution the owner to be wary about rust. Stainless-rust Whatever. If this brand new watch suffers any deterioration I will update this review. PS though the face is large it is not 17 feet across for which I am very grateful. 17 feet would make driving difficult.

From my experience I say don't waist your money. I may have gotten the only one out of who knows how many that doesn't work at all. Checked the battery with a multimeter and it was expired, so I bought a new fresh battery and tested it to make sure it was at least 1.55v and it was 1.57v. Very good battery, and the watch still does not work. So I am out $60. with no refunds or replacement !

Nice watch

A really great 24 hour one hand at a fabulous price. I've had it for more than 6 months with zero problems and perfect time keeping. You should notice, though that the slightly more expensive ones have better specs. Compare the back bezel photos in the listings. The better models are marked JIANDUN, have SWISS MOVEMENT, and are water resistant to 5 ATM (=50 meters). the others have the same model number, but are relatively sterile dials, not listed as "SWISS," and are only rated to 3ATM (=30, the lowest rating that can be termed "water resistant" I'm guessing the better ones are old stock and will eventually run out. They both seem to use the same Italian leather strap, so they look alike on your wrist. I don't own the other one so I can't say it doesn't have a Swiss made Ronda 515 movement, but it seems unlikely. U pays ur money and u take your choice. Photo is on my 8.15 " wrist - so, yeah: big watch. Turned down lugs help, though.

I really love the aesthetics of this watch (black watch with date dial) I really like this watch, love the unique face, it always gets comments...but right out of the box I was adjusting the date to the correct day and it broke and stopped turning on the 9. I can't adjust the date past 9 but I figured out that when it gets stuck at 9, I have to then wind the clock past the 0 to manually shift the date forward and then I can adjust the date again. (Until it hit 9 again) kind of annoying but not something I ever really deal with anymore after adjusting the date.

Enjoyed the unique design and wore it daily. Handled it carefully. Did not need to adjust it very often at all. However, after merely 6 months of use, the adjustment knob fell right off when attempting to change the time (due to travel into a different time zone). Exceptionally disappointing because I very rarely used the adjustment knob. Leaves me with a bad feeling about the quality, and feeling very reluctant to purchase from this manufacturer again. Sad, because I really liked the unique design.

I have had this for a few weeks. It is accurate and keeps time great. It is made very well for the price. If the name of a popular brand on the dial, it would easily be twice the price. This company didn't invent the single hand watch, and they don't claim they did (like some other brands). You can pay $1000s of for a single hand watch (check out MeisterSinger). This isn't the watch you wear when you need to know the time, is the one you wear when you just want to keep track of the time and chill. In some ways it's better at keeping track of time, you can clearly see how much of your day is left; it's like an analog gauge for your day. If you look closely, it is precise enough to estimate the time within 5 minutes. However, that's not the point; it is to help you to stop worrying so much about the time. There are some quirks. It is essential a GMT movement without the other hands installed. The first position will change the time the date switches, set it in the second position. Also, the movement takes time to catch up with the hand, so you may need to set it a little ahead. I got mine dead on accurate after playing with it. I think these quirks are expected for the price. Do a try before you buy if you are unsure. This is a great entry into the single-hand watch world.

Looks great on my wrist but will not keep time correctly. Instead of a 24h time period in one sweep, it sweeps 1 hr in about 40m.. To my knowledge, no way to control this. Cheap timepiece. If there is any control over the sweep timing, someone pls comment and I will be happy to adjust my watch accordingly and change this review.