I've bought 8 of these OLEVS watches including this one. I've bought them all between 2019 and 2024. None of them have disappointed. But given the complaining from a bunch of watch snobs in these reviews, let me explain what I look for in a watch. Hopefully that will help you understand why I'm completely satisfied while someone else may not be.I'm not into collecting watches. I consider wristwatches an anachronism in 2024. My car has 3 clocks. Why, I don't know. My iPhone has a clock. My computer has a clock. My iPad has a clock. All those electronic devices are getting their time feed from a network that uses the US time standard atomic clock in Boulder Colorado as their reference. Further, every airport, train station, building lobby, bar, and restaurant has a clock. On top of that, everyone around me has a phone with a clock. The danger of me not knowing what time it is hover about as close to zero as you can get. And they all require zero maintenance by me.So for me a watch is pretty much a fashion accessory and that's it. Any quartz movement is good enough at keeping time and more reliable than a mechanical watch. The only maintenance is changing a $1 battery about once a year. And I think all of these OLEVS watches cost me between $35 and $50.So what it really gets down to for me is looks and comfort. And OLEVS has always produced great looking, well styled watches IMHO. I can have 8 different looks to match up with business and casual wear. I don't stress about damaging or losing them. They are all comfortable to wear. And honestly, no one is scrutinizing my watch up close with a jeweler's loop. I think people look at it from 3-6 feet away and come away with the impression that I'm well dressed including a nice watch. That's good enough for me. 99% of the population are not into watches and don't know / don't care about your watch.As for this watch specifically, go look up a Rolex Daytona. This is a pretty accurate copy of a $40,000 watch for $58. I actually think the styling changes OLEVS made look better than the ROLEX in the Stainless Case / Silver Dial version I bought. The overall look is just classier,very clean and easy to read. And the 8 fake diamonds on the face are a nice touch. One downside is that the outer bezel for the chronograph is fake. It doesn't turn. It's there for looks only. Not a problem for me. I'd never use it anyway.I've seen complaints about the rubber / silicone band and buckle here. Once again, the look, feel, and comfort of this band and buckle is excellent in my opinion.The movement is a quartz electric unit. All my OLEVS watches keep great time. I don't really care that it's not a high end Seiko movement. The crystal is glass with a hardened coating, not a synthetic sapphire crystal. Think of it like a Timex or Citizen watch, perfectly serviceable. And I'm not hard on watches I wear for business and casual use. At this price, I'm not looking for a lifetime timepiece. For sports and backpacking I have a Casio G-Shock Mudman that can take a beating.So, all of the above explains why I'm perfectly satisfied with this watch at $58. If you need your watch to say Rolex on the face, get out your checkbook and write that $40,000 check. If anyone asks me about my watches I happily tell them they are cheap copies at prices that mean I don't have to worry about them.Hope this helps with your decision.