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I ordered the matching couples set with men's/women's watches. The rose gold with blue dial and leather strap. Men's model number 2888G, women's model 5522L. These watches are strictly "fashion" watches and should be considered as accessories for various occasions. They are attractive and functional as timepieces go. The blue dial (watch face) really stands out against the case coloring. The leather strap is comfortable but is already showing wear after only three or four uses so far. I expect that we'll need to upgrade both in the near future. Women's watch: The case measures a petite 29 mm, 31 mm including crown. The lug-to-lug measurement is 34mm, 13mm strap width at the lugs. Crown is signed and push, not screw-down. After removing the protective film there is one spot where the plating did not cover. The back is press fit. The second hand indexes to the markers only on the left side of the chapter ring, but it does hack. Accuracy is what you'd expect for an entry-level quartz movement. The buckle on the strap is signed and nicely matches the case coloration. One keeper is fixed and the other slides. The date complication is small and a bit hard to see without a closer look, but a cyclops would not be helpful on such a small watch. Mineral glass flat crystal. The spear shaped hands are coated with white paint, there is *zero* lume. Men's watch: case dimensions are 43mm width and 45.5 mm with crown. Lug to lug measurement is 49 mm. The crown is signed and the pushers seem solid - again, push, not screwed-down. The case has press fit back. Watch strap lug width is 22mm. The leather band is not top quality, but the buckle is color matched to the case and is signed. One keeper is fixed and the other slides. The date complication is at the 4:30 position and is not outlined, but is visible from normal viewing distances. Chronometer function: The design of this watch is *backwards* from how a true chronometer is set up. The small seconds hand at six o'clock should be for the normal second sweep, and the larger second hand should have been set up as the chronometer elapsed seconds hand. Because the hands are reversed like this, the tachymeter scale on the main chapter ring is pretty much useless, unless you hack at the top and then restart. So, not a true chronometer. The small elapsed second hand and elapsed hour hand both reset to the top of their indices as they should. The 24 hour and day/night complication (not a true "moon phase") works as it should. The large second hand does not index to the chapter ring or applied indices for about one-fourth of the sweep. The crystal is flat mineral glass (no AR coating) and like on the women's watch, the hands have no lume - only white paint. I would consider the pair to be a "fair value" when you consider the price paid of about $64 US. Working pushers/complications on the men's watch are the redeeming graces that barely make the value equal to the cost. These are fine for limited use as fashion pieces, I would not wear these on an everyday basis. There are better choices with much higher value for the cost offerings out there if you shop around. Addies Dive, Watch Dives, and Pagani Designs are just a few options. A true chronometer with a mecha-quartz caliber can be found for about the same price.

Nice!

Light weight but gorgeous