Men's Luxury Mechanical Watch with Tourbillon | Skeleton Manual Watches for Men | Waterproof Dress Watch for Business & Formal Occasions | Sapphire Glass | 50M Water Resistant (Black-Gold)

Every time I look at this watch I like it even more. The finishing is excellent, the design is beautiful, the tourbillon is completely visible and, at 40 mm in diameter, the size is just right. With eight beats per second and an 80-hour power reserve, the movement is particularly impressive. It's even fun to watch the mainsprings tighten in the twin barrels when the watch is wound. I've included a picture of the watch on a separately purchased 20 mm blue sailcloth strap from Ritche. My only small complaint is that the crown is small and it takes many, many turns to fully wind the watch. I solved that problem with an inexpensive 7 mm mechanical crown winding tool. Finally, there is a superb video showing the complete disassembly, cleaning, lubrication, reassembly of this exact watch. You can find it by searching for "vintage watch services agelocer" on YouTube.

I'd been looking for a "high-end" <$1k tourbillon watch for several months. One of the watch forums on reddit suggested I check out this watch. It has a custom in house (Chinese) developed movement and has won a couple of prestigious awards. I bought this watch in large part based on a review by "Talking Timepieces". The review showed the watch as shipping with a nice clasping leather band and an electric winder. The watch was intended to be a Father's Day present. The reviewer spoke very highly of the watch. The winder and the clasping band were a perfect fit as the intended recipient of the watch is handicapped and has some fine motor skill and neuropathy issues. When I received the watch, the packaging was very classy and in line with the price. However, I was disappointed to find no winder and no clasping band. Instead it came with two seemingly identical two piece leather bands. I contacted the seller who said that the winder/band were a one time special for some event. He sent me a link where I could buy the winder off Amazon for $100 shipped from China (+150% tariffs) and offered to send me the band for free. However, by that point I'd already sourced another band and I declined to spend another $250 on a $5 winder. I immediately wound the watch and was surprised to find fine metal shavings on my fingers afterwards. I wiped at the stem with a cloth a few times and was able to remove a few more metal shavings. I didn't think to take a picture. I did not see any shavings in the watch itself and I didn't feel any burrs. grinding, or resistance while winding. I suspect the shavings on the stem were just leftovers from manufacturing but still very disconcerting. Is the movement full of fine metal shavings too? I couldn't see any but the situation wasn't ideal. The watch itself if nice looking. The blue ended up being a bit brighter than I would've preferred. If I were to do it again I would've ordered the black watch. Also, despite knowing the advertised size in mm of the watch, it looked very dainty on my wrist. This was going to be a problem as the watch is for a large man. I set the watch and checked the time on it twice over a 72 hour period. It was within +/- 3 seconds. It continued to run for at least 48 hours after a single winding. I ultimately decided that because of it's small size, the metal shavings, and the lack of expected accessories/band to return the watch. This was a big disappointment.

I recently bought this Agelocer watch, and I couldn’t be happier with it! I was impressed by the sleek modern design and solid craftsmanship and the tourbillion is fun to watch. The strap that comes with watch is okay but I bought several bands that compliments the watch. So far, it’s been incredibly accurate. I’ve already received several compliments on it, and I find myself checking the time just to admire the tourbillion! Highly recommend!

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The build quality is much higher than expected. It features a real tourbillon and genuine gold plating, and it is very lightweight. My advice to the manufacturer: consider making the watches in a larger size, around 44–46mm, with a 22mm strap width. Use genuine alligator leather for the straps and make them LONGER. Currently, a 40mm watch is generally considered a women's size.

My first tourbillon watch. Can't stop looking at it! Looks and feels much more expensive than it costs!

Box included two buckle straps. Watch is shown with deployment latch strap. Either send deployment strap or I will return

I am almost never speechless. But this, this masterful and magnificent creation, has left me without the vocabulary to properly articulate the way that I feel. I selected this paragon of horological wonder for my husband to thank him for standing beside me as I fight stage IV breast cancer. I thought nothing could capture the gratitude that I feel, but AGELOCER did so and so much more. With craftmanship that comes second to none that I've seen, AGELOCER perfectly encompassed my emotions in the design of their Tourbillion timepiece. It literally took my husband's breath away when he opened it... and then it brought him to tears. It is indubitably worth its price tag (which is $1,099 at the time of this review) and I would recommend it highly to all who can afford it. It is a work of art and we have no complaints, though we will update the review should our experience change. I am wholly impressed and even feel indebted to AGELOCER in a sense. If there were more stars that I could give, I would give them. Well done. Bravo.