GMT Watches for Men Swiss Quartz Movement Waterproof 200 M Luminous Analog Two Tone Luxury Wrist Watch

For what it is, it is worth it. Looks way more than it costs and the quality is actually pretty good. The seconds don't exactly hit it right on the hash marks but for this price, it's good enough. GMT works and feel on the wrist is solid. It does look like a GMT master ii from a distance and even slightly up close. But I'm using this for my travel days to areas that might not be as paradise like so it serves it's purpose.

So far, so good! No real gripes aside from the Lumi not being as dazzling as others or the marketing suggest. It is good but not stellar; its brightness decays like any other watch I've owned. I agree with other comments here about some very small dial and bezel alignments being ever so slightly off, but for the cost of the watch, it's impossible to really care about this. Nearly imperceptible to the naked eye, you need to be looking for it. The time works well; the GMT function does as well. The printed manual that came with it isn't very good; however, you can easily find YouTube instructions and other information online if you need it. The biggest concern I had about buying an inexpensive watch was the movement noise; there isn't any, thanks to the Swiss movement, which was a masterstroke, IMO, by the manufacturer. If you press your ear right against the watch, you will hear faint ticking, but it is otherwise silent. I bought this as a knock-around GMT watch for travel. It is weighty. The case steel is very good, and the metal band is too. It's a little tricky changing links. Use the reference arrows for link-pin directional support if you take any links out or add them in. I fit an aftermarket heavy-duty nylon and Velcro band, and it knocked some weight off. This checks all the boxes for me: it doesn't look cheap, it's well made, has no glaring imperfections, keeps time well, has a GMT function, can be read in the dark (give it a good light-soak first), and if I lose or break it, I'll buy another.

For context I own several watches from $200 to $10,000. I have to say, for $100, they did not skimp on the finishing or lume. A few reviewers commented about the hand alignment, so I looked out for it. Happy to report the minute and hour hand had perfect alignment. The seconds hand can be finagled to have good alignment (sometimes). The GMT hand is a little less than half a minute notch off. I was pleasantly surprised by the lume, I’ve included a picture of it about 5 mins after a bright flash of light from a flashlight. The crown screw-down is smooth, I only wish setting the GMT hand was a little easier, but I can’t complain at this price-point. The other GMT’s I own, automatically align the hour hand to the GMT hand and it jumps at hour intervals when setting. You will have to align your hour hand to an even hour interval in order to align your GMT hand. First impressions, I definitely recommend this watch.

The watch is a perfect size. The green color looks great. The loom is awesome. The feel of the watch is perfect love that it has micro adjustments on clasp.

This is a nice watch. It looks like a more expensive timepiece. The case and bracelet are well finished. The Ronda 51524H movement keeps excellent time. Once I sized the bracelet I felt that the case size was just right for my wrist. The jubilee style bracelet gives the watch a sophisticated look and is quite comfortable as well. I am very pleased with the watch and the value it provides.

I'd been looking for a decent Rolex GMT II homage with a quartz movement. It was proving to be a bit of a unicorn. Lots of mechanical-automatics out there but slim pickings for a quartz movement version. I'm not a fan of automatics. Even the best and most expensive require upkeep and maintenance. No fuss reliability please and thank you! Then I found this quartz offering from AddiesDive. FYI: Addies is the name of the Chinese manufacturer. The addition of "Dive" on the end, AddiesDive, identifies this as being in their dive-watch line. Odd for a pilots watch but welcome protection nonetheless. I nearly passed this over due to the absurdly low price. Under $100... REALLY? I was sure this was going to be a disappointment but the reviews gave me hope. The specs, on paper, are enticing. Ronda Swiss quartz movement, ceramic bezel, water resistant, screw down crown, stainless steel body, Jubilee strap, hardened mineral crystal, etc... What the heck! I ordered it. Usual Amazon overnight delivery magic and viola! I now have an inexpensive, very pleasing GMT II knockoff! The paper specs were spot on. The strap is nicely executed with an anticipated stiffness for the first day while it "broke-in". Solid links with push pins, solid end links and five micro adjusts. No problems getting a nice fit. Now about the lume: The face AND the bezel glow brightly for 2 plus hours. Pretty good! The bezel itself is ceramic, bi-directional and aligns perfectly with the dial hash marks. 96 Clicks to make it all the way around the dial. The cyclops is very well placed and has just the right amount of magnification. The screw down crown is remarkably smooth and clicks with precision. The movement can be hacked and the GMT setting is dead on. I expect that like the other Ronda quartz movements I've experienced, this will likely run with near zero variance for months/years. Lone complaint and reason for 4 stars? The secondhand does not land exactly on the hash marks which is not really unexpected at this price. Besides, I went over this thing with a jeweler's loop! At a glance, you don't even notice this minor defect. They claim 200 meter water resistance. I'll leave that test to someone else. It has at least proven to be water tight at sea-level displaying no issues while being bathed with glass cleaner and rinsed under hot water. All in all this is a pleasing and seemingly well done GMT homage. The fine work and execution are first rate. Durability? Too soon to tell. I'll update this in a few months. Look, feel and execution out of the box? Pretty darned good!

This watch actually surprised me. It looks great, keeps time within 15 +/- seconds a month when I set it to the current time website. It has actually stayed about 15 to 20 seconds ahead of actual time. I love it.

GMT works, but requires you to read approximate GMT time off the bezel. Not easy to use. Metal bracelet pops ope n. Doesn't have security clasp to keep it closed.

A well made timepiece 👌Looks better in real.

Es un reloj bonito y con buenos acabados por el precio. Funcional el GMT y confiable por su movimiento de cuarzo.

Worth for the price and nice looking

Nice watch. I didn’t expect this quality

Excelente pieza