Pantor Dive Watch -200m Diver Watches for Men with Rubber Strap_Nautilus Quartz 515

I like a heavy watch so this does it for me. It's attractive in an industrial way and I'm pleased I bought it. Having a bit of trouble with the calendar but I'm sure I will sort it out as the date is easy to change. The minimalist instructions absolutely give enough information.

EDIT........After letting my below OCD gripes go (most of which belong to ALL quartz watches, my order quartz model had the BLACK bezel) I've upgraded to 4*'s. The watch case design, look and comfort outshine the little not quite right details.There are two versions of this watch, i would normally buy the automatic but could not justify the extra £100 for a seiko movement and slightly better glass that i know manufacturers could pick up for a tenner. Plus the dial is printed not applied.The overall look and feel of the watch is really good. And for a microbrand the quality of the materials used and the finish of the case is eye catching indeed. In the light the difference between the top brushed steel and the side polished is nice. I also really like the cushion/turtle shell case shape. The strap is very utilitarian but was easy to change. Screw down crown and back for 200m water resistance. The lume is decent.So why only 3 stars?I really wanted to love it. I wanted a 5* watch. It looks it. People compliment it. But go a little deeper and the attention to detail fails. There is too much play in the rotating bezel. The bezel point doesn't hit the 12. The second hand doesn't get near any of the markers. The date window isn't halfway exactly between the 4 and 5 o'clock. Things that you'll only notice as the owner and not the onlooker. But for £120 you would expect better. It IS better that a fashion watch that you would pay much more for plus you won't see another one of these about.I do like it, the steel case is very comfortable and hugs the wrist. See picture, it really follows the curvature, apologies about the slight wrist flash.I would recommend, i just expected more. (Taking the carry case into account, which is more useful than a box, probably makes this buy closer to 4* territory. Great for storing straps and taking an extra watch on trips.)

I needed a strong waterproof watch for sailing with a preference for automatics. This watch has the Seiko workings, so it is likely to be very reliable and accurate. I like its look, simple and not too huge. Just what I need and very pleased.

The Pantor watch is quite ok for the money, there is a lack of finish, exclusiveness and most of all ; “ story” behind it ?! Who is making it ? Where is it made ? And so on, the best of all is, that it use a Rhonda clock inside and so far i Think Its ok for the money.

I cannot praise this watch enough. It far exceeded my expectations for a watch of this value. I was blown away when I received it. Beautifully packaged, unboxing was in itself an experience. I would have no hesitation whatsoever to buy this brand again.

Nice solid watch,comfortable strap hugs wrist nicely. The bezel is 120 one way directional no play and hits the 12 oclock marker perfectly. Also there is a lume market on bezel. Nice deep engraving on back and on crown.keeping accurate time.slight dislikes the bezel is polished stainless steel with black numbers engraved,not the black bezel shown on photos when purchasing, model shown is automatic not the quartz model.the lime is bright for around 15 mins then unreadable.and when the crown is pulled out it's hard to find the click to change date,also feels a little flimsy. Overall feels like a expensive watch weight is nice in the hand.for the price of £139.00 its worth it comparing to seiko turtle of £400.00.

Nice, big watch, arrives in a lovely gift box.Strap is too big and rubs the wrist.Lumens aren’t that good

Nice watch looks good on a nato strap