GORBENCompass Watches for Men, Turntable Wooden Watch, Lightweight Handmade, Quartz Sports Watch

The media could not be loaded. I love this masterpiece!It arrived as described, good quality and easy to setup. I am impressed with the time presition, I set it up over a month prior to this review and the time is still very exact. I've used other watches and the time has to be re-adjusted periodically, but this one measures the time perfectly. The compass is not that accurate because it tends to get stuck and doesn't rotate freely, I have to position the watch level and shake my hand a little bit and works but not perfectly. I still rate it 5 stars because the design and concept is a masterpiece! Perfect for a gift.

The watch was cool at first sight. The band adjusts easily, comes with the press to press out the band pins. The watch feels good on the wrist and the band is a folding clamp type band. There is a lock the press to unlock the band which works good. The compass is a little cheap looking, but it seems to work. Down fall is there is no back light so telling time in the dark is out. Glowing numbers would have helped. Even with that flaw I like the watch, it's neat. I'm not a watch guy, but I been wearing it quite a bit.

Great buy! Since I'm a habitual wood worker, I had to have one! Just the comments are worth the price.

I figured the compass wouldn't work but still bought it anyway. The watch also runs about 1 min slow a day. Definitely not worth it. I've already put it in a drawer and put my 5 dollar walmart watch back on.

It’s a strong watch and the clock itself is fine, the compass doesn’t work. But it’s a good looking, rugged watch.

Boyfriend loved this!

Gave to my child's history teacher for being her second father like figure. He was definitely on time and kept her out of the woods!

I noticed immediately that there wasn't enough clearance for the crown. Once you pull it out to set the time it could not be fully pushed back in because the wooden watch frame gets in the way. Since the crown cannot be fully pushed in, the watch won't start keeping time. The only way I could fix this was to remove the back (four very tiny screws) pull out the watch head (the wooden watch is merely a frame that surrounds a fully enclosed metal watch head), push the crown in, reinsert the watch head back into the frame, and replace the back and screws. Considering the size of the back screws and that they are screwed into wood, they will most likely strip after just one or two times going through thus whole process to set the time and restart the watch.The link tool is a nice addition but not very stout. It bent after removing the second link.Bottom line: awesome looking watch but at $40, you do get what you pay for.