TACTICAL FROGMilitado D12 Military Mens Watch VD78 Quartz Sapphire Crystal C3 Super Luminous 36mm Dial Military-Style Dress Watches, 100M Waterproof

The Japanese quartz movement is keeping precise time. The watch appears to be well-made with a nice stainless case and case back, screw-down crown, and decent lume. It wears easily and the leather band is substantial but soft. A lot of watch for the money.

The small seconds is what caught my eye. Along with it having the aviator design as well. I love my pilot watch’s & this here, has been my edw for months now. If I’m not rocking my G-shock. Then it’s this. You can swim, shower, work, whatever & this holds up easily. The lens is still in perfect condition. Same with the body.Don’t worry or hesitate. Just do it. Their craftsmanship is one of the best. I’ve paid for watches well over $2-300. That didn’t last or hold up as much as this one.

For under 100, if you are looking for a nice vintage looking field watch to be able yo wear everyday, this is it. hands down. there is no better value for such a watch under 100 usd. It just feels high quality. It also comes in a nice carrying case that is military like, pretty cool. There is a very small imperfection on the hour hand that can be seen from certain angles, but that is very nitpicky. Its also real sapphire if anyone was wondering. another small downside was the strap was cheap and the lume only lasts about 25 minutes before going completely dark. so overall 4 out of 5. if it didnt have the small imperfection it would probably be 5 stars.

I purchased this watch with the so called "Snake Hands" with are really the same as the original Dirty DozenCathedral style from Longines. I feel they add a certain charm and historical interest.The watch is perfection in terms of finish, accuracy, features and build quality.It is water resistant to 19ATM, featuring a screw down crown and casebackI love that the watch is sterile, with no markings other than the British MoD Broad Arrow.The subsecond hand is lovely and the hand hits the markers with exactness.For this price, it is an absolute giveaway (second review:) Have had watch for about ten days now. It is keeping PERFECT time to the second!

This watch is a repro of an Elgin Buships Issue watch from the 1940's (Except it is Quartz). It is the correct size and looks and it is exactly what I was looking for. It seems to be keeping excellent time losing less than a second over a week.It has all the benefits of having a vintage watch without the maintenance and foibles of an 80 year old mechanical watch.I did get rid of the band and replace it with a Zulu strap. I was not impressed with strap that came with it.

I immediately replaced the strap with a leather one that I had ordered for another watch, but all in all I'm impressed with this one. I wanted a small-ish field watch. I tried a 38mm, and I have a 32mm which I do like but is a tad small. I really wanted something in the 35-36 range with a domed crystal for the more vintage look.I decided to try this cheaper option out because I wanted a true daily wear watch that I didn't care what kind of abuse I put it through. The only downside is that it's a little thicker than what I'm used to, but I can live with that.I had read some other reviews that mentioned the details or print not being very crisp, but honestly I don't see any of that on the watch I received. If you're looking for a vintage feeling field watch and you're on a budget, (a real budget, not like some blogs that claim to show you budget field watches and say "at just under $1,000, this is a great buy.") So for those of us on real world budgets, this feels like a solid choice to me.

Watch arrived with a dead battery. When the battery was replaced I learned it had a faulty mechanism and the second hand barely moved. Sending this one back for a refund.

I initially paid around $70 for this watch. And when I opened the packaging, which was well done, by the way, I laughed with incredulity. This looked and felt good... too good for the price. I realized how substandard so many sub $100 (even sub $200) popular name brand watches are in comparison. It made me understand the appeal of Chinese watches among some in the watch collecting community. I got this watch simply because I wanted a cheap little beater but, after admiring the craftsmanship, I kind of want to baby it. I enjoy wearing it, especially after swapping the strap to a leather one (I'm not a fan of Nato straps). I am completely unfamiliar with Tactical Frog, but I respect this little watch they put out.