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I recently purchased the Benyar Men's Chronograph Analogue Quartz Watch, and it has proven to be a fantastic addition to my collection. The sleek and stylish design caught my eye, and I'm pleased to say it looks even better in person.The watch's chronograph function is not only accurate but also adds a touch of sophistication to its overall appeal. I've received numerous compliments on its elegant black finish, making it suitable for both casual and formal occasions.Beyond its aesthetic charm, the Benyar watch is remarkably durable and waterproof, living up to its promise of quality. The quartz movement ensures reliable timekeeping, and the comfortable wristband makes it a pleasure to wear throughout the day.For those seeking a combination of style, functionality, and durability in a wristwatch, the Benyar Men's Chronograph Analogue Quartz Watch is an excellent choice. I highly recommend it for anyone in search of a reliable and attractive timepiece.

As someone who appreciates a touch of elegance in everyday accessories, the Benyar Men's Watch Chronograph has become an indispensable part of my wardrobe. Its sleek black dial exudes sophistication, while the leather strap adds a subtle yet refined flair to my ensemble. The chronograph feature not only adds a practical element but also elevates the watch's overall aesthetic. I love how the waterproof design gives me peace of mind, whether I'm caught in a sudden rain shower or simply going about my daily activities. With its timeless appeal and functionality, it's not just a watch—it's a statement piece that reflects my personal style and attention to detail.

Plus points:Fast delivery, well packaged and appears to be very good quality. Certainly as good as I could expect for the price as these are relatively inexpensive watches.Negatives:The watch is very heavy and so does not always stay in place on my wrist when doing DIY and gardening. I bought a version with a metal braclet (maybe the leather strapped versions are better) and needed to remove a link from the braclet to get it to fit. Unfortunately the supplied tool broke as soon as I tried using it. I contacted the supplier and they sent a replacement reasonably quickly.Would have given 5 stars if the watch had been a little lighter.

You really can't expect much out of a watch that costs less than 100 quid, let alone less than 50, so the bar was set accordingly, but this watch did exceed expectations. Aside from the logo, which is fairly large and I personally don't like the design, it's a fantastic looking watch out of the box. No idea how it's going to hold up to wear and tear (again, very low expectations here), but from a purely visual aspect it really is fantastic. You can tell its a cheap watch as soon as you pick it up by it's weight and just the feel of it. The strap is fairly noisy as and makes noises as you move your hand around, but again, I would expect nothing less from a cheap metal bracelet. In terms of comfort, I wouldn't really consider it a watch for daily use, but it's fine for nights out or formal occasions etc.This watch does exactly what it's designed to do. It looks like a nice watch without the cost of a nice watch. All of its negative points are down to its cheap construction, so can't be held against it for the price, and importantly, they are generally only noticed by the user, not the people around you. I would definitely recommend this watch for those looking for a cheap fancy watch, but for anyone looking for a quality watch, this is not the one, as is reflected in the price.

This watch showed so much promise. To be fair it looks great and better than a £40 watch and I was looking forward to wearing it on a forthcoming holiday to the Caribbean. Now I may be a nerd, but I like my watches to show the correct time - that is for the second hand to be reasonably aligned with the time of day and the minute hand to track appropriately. With this watch, every time I tried to set it to the correct time and pushed the crown to re-start the watch, the minute hand jumped either back or forward to a half minute point. So a clear indication of the time to the minute was ambiguous. If that wasn’t bad enough, when I tried to use the stopwatch facility, it wouldn’t reset to zero afterwards, instead “zeroing” to some random point around 37 min and 55 seconds. Cant be bothered to return it – chucked it in the bin.

Opened the box and immediately noticed that there was no clear film on the glass and that the crown had not been pulled out or protected. The watch was not in working order, simply did not work. I took it to the jeweler who commented that the item was most likely second hand, however the back housing where the mechanism and the battery had never been opened before.It turned out all that was needed was a new battery, so the watch now works and so far two weeks after purchase it tells the time correctly.One thing I would comment on is that the leather strap feels very cheap and flimsy. It does not look like in the photos. It looks more like rubber than leather and the buckle is small and weak, so It will be replaced by real leather heavy buckle alternative. Overall, not bad for the money, but budget for a battery and strap change on top..

I have for over 30 years only bought designer watches, and to a certain extent I still do. I bought my first Benyar two years ago and even though they don’t cost a fortune I still did research, what I found is that the area these are made are well known for watch making. So I bought one and I still use it every day for work and it’s still working as it should, so I thought I ll get another, and again the quality is really good, they even included a tool, to remove the links. They come in a nice box that’s makes it good if you are giving one as a present. I am sure I will buy more of this brand and so far would highly recommend them, rarely am i impressed on lower value, but these are good value and look good too, they have put thought into their product so hats off to them.