OLEVS Men Black Analog Quartz Waterproof Watches Multifunction Chronograph Diamond Moon Phase Luminous Silicone Band Wrist Watches

Bought this because I liked looks good and that's all that matters to me.

I knew I was purchasing junk but this falls below any standard of junk.A) Engagement of the chronograph buttons feels like their filled with gritB) The chronograph buttons do not lock downC) The watch’s bezel has a tachometer scale but the watch doesn’t function as a tachometerD) The watch’s case is ridiculously overplatedE) The lume is weak and lasted perhaps 40 seconds after being exposed to direct sunlight

I'm not overly familiar with OLEVS watches, but they have quite the catalog. Overall, I'm really happy with the watch. I chose the black face, silver dial/buttons, with black silicone band. It's been perfect for everyday wear to the office. I used to wear a full metal watch with metal band, but that became cumbersome. Then I switched to an Apple watch, but after it broke I didn't feel the need to get another. So lately I've been going watchless, but it's been nice to be able to tell the time without needing to pull out the phone. Plus, it's a bit more classy and professional. The watch itself isn't too heavy. The band is fairly comfortable, is quite robust in thickness but on the slimmer side in band width. The corners and edges of the watch body are a little sharp, not enough to cut but enough to poke and jab you. I'm on the fence about how "blingy" the face is though with the stones, and I could do without the markings on the outer ring but I guess it gives it a bit of a sporty feel. My other main criticism is a detail thing: the hands don't line up exactly with the face markings. Sometimes it's on the line and sometimes it's halfway in between. I think this is due to accommodating the stones and wide numbers. It's not something other people will notice from afar, but you'll definitely notice it if you're trying to figure out the minute hand or if you're counting seconds. Speaking of counting time, I've been wearing this watch for 1 week now. Since then, the watch has fallen behind about 6-7 seconds (I initially set it to the online world clock and matched it to the seconds). I reckon I'll have to check it every month or two to make sure the minute doesn't start falling behind. But at this price point, it's still a good watch.

I've owned a few expensive watches in my time, but something would occur to terminate their usefulness (i.e. lost, stolen, and break-down). After a time, I didn't even want to wear the expensive watches for the fear that someone would happen to them. Enter the OLEVS Chronograph.This is a great looking watch. It also appears to be keeping great time. I synchronized the watch to an atomic clock I own. After 24 hours the watch and the clock are exactly the same. Granted this is a limited sample, but enough to opine the watch works well right out of the box.The band is silicone. Some folks might like a stainless-steel band for appearances, but I actually like silicone. With this band, no adjustments are required, and it is comfortable to wear which is not the case with some steel bands. The watch has a quality feel. It has some heft, but not too hefty that it noticeable when wearing. It also has the date, chronograph second hand and chronograph minute hand.I can wear the watch without fear of prior watch failures. At this price point, I could replace the watch if necessary. However, I hope that doesn't occur. This watch is as good or better than my some of my higher end watches. Time will tell, of course, regarding longevity. However, based on my initial assessment of build quality, I suspect this watch will last a long time.

I completely understand that this watch is a 60$ watch. When thinking through these inxpensive watches I know what I am getting. 1) the bands are always mediocre at best. But slap a Nato or nice leather band on most of these and they look and feel great.This one is sort of an exception. The finish around the face is so high gloss that it almost looks like plastic, the printing on the bezel is uneven and very thin in some areas. But the biggest issue is that after owning if for about 3 weeks and never wearing out of the house, the chronograph function stopped working consistently. It works sometimes, and not others.Honestly, one of my favorite watches is a 50$ Amazon special on a decent leather band. I think this one should try harder for 60$. Its probably a reasonable value at about half that.

When I saw the current Amazon price for this OLEVS Men's Quartz Diamond Stainless Steel Multifunctional Chronograph Watch, I thought it was either a misprint or that the watch would be very low quality. I was pleasantly surprised to find that the watch works well, looks good, and feels comfortable on the wrist. Additionally, having seen other low priced chronograph-like watches before with subdials and pushers that turned out to be just decorative, I was delighted to find that the chronograph stopwatch on this OLEVS timepiece actually functions and properly starts, stops, and resets the elapsed second and minute subdials. The sun/moon hour of day subdial at the 3 o’clock position works, too. The date calendar at the 4:30 position turns over at midnight, and there’s even glow-in-the-dark luminescence on the hour and minute hands. The watch bezel features a nice looking tachymeter and the silicone watch band is soft, but sturdy. No obvious negative aspects jumped out at me regarding this well-working and handsomely attractive watch. Overall, this is a decent multi-function chronograph quartz watch that is being sold for a bargain price. I’ll likely order another one given that the current low price is accurate as well.

When I got mine, I read the instructions, set the time and date, and checked how the complications worked. Well, the chronograph does not reset, which renders it useless. So, 1 star for quality, 5 stars for looks but I will be returning it. Hopefully, I can get another OLEVS watch that works, and can update this review for great customer service.