Tonnier Genuine Leather Band Analog Digital LED Dual Time Display Mens Watch

What is most impressive about this watch is its size and weight, similar to a quality stainless steel body chronograph, with a very sturdy, thick leather band. Watch is very attractive, with depth in the face and strong gold black colors and luminous hands. It is worth the price as an analog watch in itself. The digital features seem secondary and fall a little short in two areas, first, as with all digital devices, the sequence of functions takes study, and is confusing. This is no different. The instructions are well written and printed in larger format, but one instruction is lacking: when setting the digital values you must have the stem pulled out. My only complaint about this watch is the readability of the digital values. In daylight, they can only be seen when viewed straight on, and even then are dim (as seen in the photo). The backlight is also very weak, although you can hold it in the "ON". Assuming this is intentional, the manufacturer seems to want the watch to be as attractive as possible with a strong black gold face, having the digital functions limited visibly to certain angles. The backlight can be held inposition as long as needed. All in all, I see value in the analog timepiece and the digital chronograph, alarm and timer function providing additional utility that fully analog watches can not, I give it a recommendation as a good value at the Amazon Price Point.

I was completely impressed with the look, feel and quality of this watch. It came in a nice box with instructions and a warranty card. The watch has good weight, is just the right size and nothing feels loose. The band is leather and is of good quality. Very solid watch. I could not belive it was $25. Definitely worth buying.

It is a very high quality watch IMO as it is so heavy!!!. Must be heavy metal lol. Nice watch however, the digital readout during the day is dim and so difficult to see. The buttons on the watch are difficult to press but I think this is by design and so a "feature" so that they are hard to press by mistake while wearing the watch. I chose this watch to have both Analog Time and FULL MONTH-DAY-DATE digital display. Remember that any of these watches with 4 buttons for basic functions do require patience in setting the watch. People complain; but in order for these or other watches to have all these functions, the buttons are required to be pressed in a certain sequence. The band is a bit short, but it looks like the band can be easily replaced with a longer one. One star lacking because of dim display and shorter than usual band.

Such a nice watch for the money I can hardly believe it. Build quality really is top notch. This watch is heavy and big and I love every inch of it. Didn't realize until it arrived that the numbers and number markers inside the bezel are copper or rose gold colored which is a nice contrast to the gold outer shell. The band really is leather and incredibly tough. Been getting constant compliments since I've started wearing it. Could not be happier.

First of all - this is a very elegant, classy watch. It looks really good. It feels well made and the leather band seems nice. The problem is the LED display(s). You simply can not see them. Forget about viewing them in daylight, and using the backlight doesn't help. In a darkened room, the displays are barely visible with the backlight function. I wanted it so I could set the digital display time to east coast, and use the hands to set the time to where I travel. That way I would always have a "home" reference time. That purpose for me is useless, as the LED display could not be viewed. That product photo of the bright backlit LED display IS NOT how it looks for the black and gold version. The display is actually a backlit LCD type of display, NOT exactly a LED as pictured. I bought this as a lightning deal for $20. I even considered keeping it as a nice analog watch, but decided to return it. I'll wait for another watch.

I didn't get my first watch until I was in high school. It was a cheap Timex with a black strap and white face. I don't know why I was so late getting a watch but considering that until I was three, apparently I didn't speak a word, not even 'Timex!' I guess it was just my nature to be slow.My second watch was a Seiko-5, a gold-tone Rolex-style item that I vaguely remember wearing all the way up to graduate seminars. I don't know what I got next but I do know by that time I wouldn't be caught dead in a 'gold' watch.Until I met this Naviforce ana-digi character. I had already bought their pure-analogue rose-gold & black number - huge and beautiful, more like copper than gold, with a pleasing root-beer brown dial and bezel details, and a knockout black-enamel case - and while browsing that one saw the gold ana-digi with black dial and prominent gold & white hands with lumi. I kept coming back to it and soon it overcame my dislike of digital elements in an analogue timepiece. I ordered it. The copper/black model had come with a laughably fake leather strap in mud brown that so annoyed me I had to drive straight downtown to a watch shop and spend more on a black leather strap than I had on the watch. I expected the same with this one and ordered a tan leather strap that was a little too orange for my taste but was the only thing I could get in 24mm.When the watch arrived I found it wearing a strap that I actually liked. A thick, sueded, peanut-butter coloured strap with silky medium-brown stitching that I wore for a couple weeks until I felt so sorry for the orange/tan side order that I had to do something with it. So I got after it with teak oil, which really penetrated and took the orange down to a good dark tan and left the white stitching untainted. Let it dry for a few days and just put it on tonight. Sorry, peanut butter, you weren't bad but this is better even though now that it's dry it looks orange again.The watch itself is easy to read under any conditions - like even if you were kidnapped and thrown in the trunk of a car - with the bright gold & white hands against the black dial, which is flecked with seemingly random strokes of gold by the barely noticeable digital info. The perimeter of the dial is traced with three concentric gold circles that nicely relate the dial to the gold of the bezel. The immovable bezel is marked with compass directions that have no obvious purpose and I'd much rather have had it marked 5-10-15-20 etc. because the dial itself is not dressed with visible time indicators either. The bezel goes N I NE I E I SE and so on, the compass points separated by vertical slashes, but there are 16 positions marked and there's no relation between these and the 12 marks we use to represent the hours of the day. Too bad, because as already stated, the compass marks are useless too. But if you need an alarm, it's there. If you need a chronometer, it's there. I don't need those things but I do like to see the day of the week written large on the screen and the date legible if you look at the screen head on. Mostly I think of it as a sun dial on my wrist and for the price I paid, I am very happy.

Excellent looking watch bought as a present. Delivered quickly well packaged. Good quality. The numbers are a bit duller than they look in the pics which was my only disappointment

Had this watch a few months now. No issues, keeps perfect time and it looks nice.

rate is very high should be less apporx 2500/-