An excellent watch. Functional and stylish. It is a fantastic watch to have.

Gave this as a gift to my 92 year old father with macular degeneration. Mom had suggested we get a talking watch because she was tired of him asking her what time it was. With his hearing issues I suspected that would be just as maddening. Plus most of the talking watches just seemed to be ugly mini computers that would be more complicated than necessary. I wanted a watch a vision impaired person could use that would be a nice watch. There has been a learning process to work out feeling the ball bearings particularly along the edge but he has loved showing it off to folks in his retirement community and he can use it. Everyone agrees that it is a really nice looking watch that really works as a watch. It would be nice to see a slightly smaller scaled version for a woman.

The watch fits well and is cute, it's a lot lighter than I was expecting. What I didn't realize (and probably my own fault) was that the hour hand is on the external ring and the minute hand is on the interior which doesn't make any sense to my brain (just my wiring). I've learned to adjust, but wear it more as an accessory than a watch since I'm still learning how to "feel" the time. I love that this watch has many textures, so I'm slowly learning how to "feel" for the time. I'd recommend the watch to anyone willing to take the time to learn to use it properly.

After looking at this watch online for about a year, I finally decided to get one for myself during the Black Friday sale and it arrived yesterday.

First impression is that it's absolutely beautiful. It looks and feels like a quality product. The matte titanium in combination with the polished raised markers is a very beautiful combination. And I also think the more technical body of the watch combined with the leather strap makes for a well balanced look, not too techy, but also not too traditional. It really looks special, like a small art piece.

When putting it on I was surprised how light the watch is, and it looks smaller on my wrist than I thought it would. So far it feels very comfortable, hardly notice it weight-wise.

With regards to telling time, so far I use it more traditionally by looking at the watch, but I'm training myself to "feel" the time, not easy yet, but this requires some getting used to no doubt. The outer ball-bearing that indicates the hour does come off quite easily, but that's probably the result of it sitting on the outside and being held in place by a magnet sideways, instead of from the bottom as the minute marker. As a result, it does come loose multiple times during the day if you move your hand quickly or if your sweater or coat brushes against it. It snaps back in place easily though when moving your wrist. Not sure yet how I feel about this, perhaps you won't notice it after a while or it's actually fun to play around with, but I guess it's just part of the watch and something that you need to accept/get used to. If you think this will bother you, then go for a traditional watch. But in my case the uniqueness of this product, the entire story behind it, and the beautiful aesthetics, already make me love this watch a lot.

I'm a happy chappy. An excellent addition to my collection