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Awful, stay well clear. I wasn't happy with the look of the watch when it arrived, it looked cheap. I requested a return, I was told to pay for tracking and send to an address in China. Surprise surprise they claim it was never delivered and so they have refused to provide a refund. Avoid, avoid, avoid!
Website claims European product, delivery straight from China. It took weeks. I bought a replica Oris with automatic movement, after inspection it’s battery powered. I don’t think it is a bad replica, but it isn’t what it’s supposed to be.
On 30.08.2019 my credit card was charged. To date, no goods arrived. So far written five mails, no answer. No goods but money away. It is our own fault that we allow such crooks to charge our credit card.
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