Belair Titanium Watch (For Men)

i brought this watch in to a local jeweler to have the band adjusted. It turns out, Belair makes watches for jewelry stores that sell under the store name. When I told the jeweler the price, he nearly dropped his tool. He works with lots of watches and believes this to be a high quality timepiece.

A very handsome and rugged watch and I am fully pleased with it, once I figured out how to adjust the band and found a stout and very slander pin to take it apart and reconfigure it for my wrist.

The watch is good looking at a great price. It goes from a business suit to sports attire without missing a tick. HOWEVER . . . It is a still heavy for titanium. The weak link is the "10 cent" budget clasp on the band. It really doesn't measure up to the quality of the rest of the watch, and that is too bad as the clasp is a key component. It is possible to pop-open the clasp in everyday activities. Keep an eye on that. Also, keep in mind, since the band is titanium, it will scratch quickly. IF the clasp and the band are not an isuse for you, it is otherwise a great value. Sierra asks if I'd recommend it -- "With Reservation" is the answer.

I have the white face. I think it's more practical and less gaudy then the blue [...] Great watch and a remarkable value. I wanted all titanium, too. A SERIOUS issue, also mentioned by many customers, is the watchband's clasp -- not sure if it's a poor design or what, but the clasp opens freely while watch is on the wrist and I had to send it back to Belair in NJ to repair it. [...]if Belair can't fix the clasp, sadly, it will be returned.

this present came with a dead battery,very tacky, needed a professional to replace it.