BIDENMens Watches Chronograph Stainless Steel Waterproof Date Analog Quartz Watch Business Wrist Watches for Men

It is with measured thought and a discerning eye that I offer this reflection on the BIDEN Men's Chronograph Stainless Steel Watch a timepiece which, though modest in cost, presents itself with dignity and understated grace.This watch marks my first venture into wearing such an accessory. I sought not extravagance, but something well-crafted, presentable, and sincere in its design. What I received exceeded expectation. Functions very well for a first time watch. It's construction is notably durable, the stainless steel frame bears daily wear with quiet resilience, showing no signs of fragility or compromise. The watch rests on the wrist with perfect balance: not cumbersome, nor insubstantial, but weighted just enough to remind you of its presence without demanding your attention. The battery life, I must say, is exceptional. From the moment it began ticking, it has shown unwavering strength, there is a confidence in knowing it will not falter anytime soon. As for accuracy, it is nothing short of exact. In a world where time is often uncertain, this piece holds fast to its duty, never drifting from the truth. Wearability, too, deserves praise. It complements both formal attire and casual wear seamlessly, an adaptable companion that does not require occasion to feel appropriate. For one’s first watch, or even as a refined addition to an existing collection, this timepiece stands as a quiet testament to reliability, craftsmanship, and the elegance of simplicity. A truly commendable choice.

Looks good beautiful , nice firm colorsNice weight , colors solid and great price

Nice watch…

Good value Good lookingHeavy steel constructionRotating bezelLow glow in dark conditionsWant precision in smaller dials? Expect to pay much more

Another nice inexpensive watch...heavy hefty chrono...nice band, tools to resize, working fine...very nice...$22.00 delivered and I can beat it up as a daily wearer and not worry...looks great! Can't swim with it, so what?

The media could not be loaded. I’m reviewing the blue one well may as well review both.The blue one from the biden collection. I love invicta. The biden collection reminds me of the pro diver but upgraded and that’s really my style. The blue band is better than expected. I was worried it would be cheap coating or some kind of plastic. in general the biden collection has been a great find. They’re always on sale. Used ones usually show up as described and good old Amazon will happily take it back if something is wrong.The black and red one in the description is ok. I didn’t really like how the red lettering on the band was hard to read against the black but who needs to read that anyway 🤣🤣 it’s a really good looking watch. Good weight like you’d expect from an invicta. U don’t have to hide it from the rain or wind it up it’s a solid watch for everyday use ata fair price.Typical invicta issues. Glass is weak. Get a protector or expect to replace it at least once.Batteries are only gonna last 6 months. Just how it is. Replace it once with a better battery (energized recommended) and you’ll be set for 2yrs. Maybe a year and a half but nice thing about these watches is you can replace and maintain these yourself with a basic kit.I love invictas. I’ve got about 20 of them and about 10 that have broken glass or dead battery or I broke the band after some kind of impact. I’ve never had one break unless I hit it on something or dropped it or hit something really hard. The bands aren’t made to be worn while your hammering or boxing or anything more physical than swimming even jogging is ok but not running for long periods of time. Good chance a pin will come loose.

I like the name "Biden." I bought one watch with a black face and a black band and one with a green face and a gold and silver band. Both of them look great and they seem to keep accurate time. They are large and heavy. Neither of them seems to work well as a stopwatch, using the three "chronometer" dials. I view those dials as decorative only. I had a lot of trouble resizing the first band using the tool provided and, after destroying all three of the tool tips, I ended up taking the watch to a watch repair place that charged $10 to resize the band. I had more luck with the second band and was able to resize it myself using the tool that came with that watch. Some tips for others: first, be sure you are using the tool to push the pin in the direction shown by an arrow on some of the links in the band. The pin will not go the other way and trying to force it will destroy the tool. Second, before you start turning the screw on the tool, be very careful to anchor the tool pin in the tiny hole where the band pin is. Otherwise, you will bend the tool pin and destroy it. Finally, a note on pricing: it bounces around. I bought one of these watches for $18.99. At this moment it is $35.99. Check the watch you want daily. You shouldn't have to pay more than $19-23 for it.

Over all this watch is a good deal for the money. Here are my feelings of the Pros and consProGood weightAll Chronograph functions workNo dust under dial or scratchesPe90 movement (ok for this price point)Desent bandBezel spins one way 60 clickBasic water resistanceLum worksConsAlthough band is decent it's still a folded metalPE90 movement is ok and does the job but is still a Chinese movement Miyota would have been a better choice.I would not swim/with the watch it is still a steel band and unknown(most likely brass) metal under the finishBand is a bit noisyBezel is a bit loose for my tasteFor the price I really can't complain