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I wish I could write a good review for this watch. It’s very handsome and watching the mechanism tick away is fascinating. Unfortunately, the self winding mechanism broke after less than a month of use. The watch now needs to be wound by hand.

Two other things that annoyed me about this watch:

-The leather band that comes with it is rather stiff and uncomfortable, even after wearing it for a week to break it in.

-This isn’t a Swiss watch! Sturhling can talk all they want about how their factory is “Swiss owned” but the fact is that Sturhling watches are made in China. And they don’t make it easy to find that out! I had to do some serious digging.

After finding out that the watch was made in China I wasn’t all that surprised when the self-winding mechanism broke the following week.

I won’t be buying Sturhling again and I urge you not to either.
Rating: 2 / 5

I received this watch as a gift, and I could not be any happier with it. It keeps time to within one minute per week (yes, per week) compared to the time.gov site. The watch itself is absolutely beautiful, even more so in person than in pictures.

Finally, I have examined the movement (the visible parts anyway) under a microscope. If you have access to a microscope, I would highly recommend it. It is a very well made movement, and seeing it so close has given me a new appreciation for horology.
Rating: 5 / 5

My grandaughter call this watch…. my Golden Compass. Indeed it resembles that item from the movie. The beautiful moving parts and watchworks visible from the back give this unique timepiece the look of a museum treasure.

My favorite accolade however revoles around the absence of a battery. This watch powers itself on the movement of one’s arm and an occasional winding if it hasn’t been worn in a few days. Actually I’ve given this to all the women in my family..sisters and daughter. The Sturhling classic is a work of art AND a functional treasure!
Rating: 5 / 5