GOLDEN HOUR Ultra-Thin Minimalist Sports Waterproof Digital Watches Men with Wide-Angle Display Rubber Strap Wrist Watch for Men Women

I was pleasantly surprised by how much I liked this digital watch. At first glance, it’s very simple, but that simplicity is exactly what makes it stand out. There are no unnecessary features or complicated menus—just a clear digital display that’s easy to read at a glance. What impressed me most is how reasonable and practical the watch is. It does everything a digital watch should do: keeps accurate time, has a dependable alarm and stopwatch, and doesn’t try to be more than it needs to be. Because of that, it’s incredibly easy to use and feels reliable in everyday situations. The build quality also deserves credit. The watch feels durable and well-made, able to handle daily wear without showing signs of weakness. Whether worn casually or during light activity, it holds up well and gives confidence that it will last. Style-wise, the design is clean and modern. Its minimal look makes it versatile enough to wear with almost any outfit, from casual to slightly dressy. Overall, this digital watch proves that you don’t need flashy features to have a great product—it’s simple, reliable, durable, and stylish, making it an excellent everyday watch.

More comfortable than other watches I've tried. Slim case really helps. Easy to read, easy to set. Good watch.

As of this review, I have owned the watch for just a little over a month. I bought the black resin version, not metal. Once I wear a watch, I do not take it off. So over the past month, I have worn this watch 24/7, while I sleep and in all activities of daily life. Lets just jump straight into the pros and cons. Pros: thin, light, easy to read, looks pretty good, so far no scratches, no water or moisture issues in hot and cold showers, has the date/time/day of the week all on one screen, and very affordable. Cons: straps are on the harder plaster feel rather than soft silicon rubber, loses about 4-5 seconds each week. Cycling through the modes get you to the time setup rather than having to press two buttons at the same time or holding a button for a few seconds to set the time. This is a con for me because it's very easy to accidentally cycle to the time setup mode and potentially adjust your time by accident. I've ended up on the time setup mode quite a few times and that may be a contributing factor to losing 4-5 seconds a week. I bought this watch to replace my $14 Casio just to change it up a bit without having to pay a lot of money and being afraid of damaging it because of my active life style. My Casio has been super reliable and has gone through two strap replacement already just to illustrate that I beat my watch up on the daily. Overall, for a sub $20 watch, the Golden Hour watch is pretty good. Again, my biggest issues with it is the loss of time and mode button.

TL;DR: Cheap, lightweight, easy to read, and comfortable. Perfect as a gym beater. Not fancy, not premium, just functional. I bought this as a gym-only watch. I wanted something I wouldn’t care about banging into equipment or sweating all over, and for that purpose it works well. The watch is extremely lightweight and barely noticeable on the wrist. The rubber strap is basic but soft and flexible, and I’ve had no irritation during workouts. The display is very easy to read both indoors and outdoors. Numbers are clear at a glance, which is ideal between sets. The backlight works well at night and makes the screen readable in low light. Build quality is exactly what you’d expect for around $18. It’s not luxurious and it doesn’t try to be. Buttons work properly, nothing rattles, and nothing feels loose or fragile. I haven’t tested the water resistance beyond sweaty gym sessions. I don’t shower or swim with watches on. For workouts, it’s been completely fine. Accuracy has been solid so far. It’s a quartz digital watch and keeps time as expected. I’ve only owned it a few days, but adjusting time or alarms is simple. Visually, it’s clean and minimalist. The thin profile helps it sit flat on the wrist and not feel bulky. It doesn’t look expensive, but it also doesn’t look bad. For $17.99, the value is good. Would I buy it again? Probably, as long as it holds up for a few months. If it breaks quickly, then no. But as a low-cost gym beater, it does its job. If you want a simple digital watch for workouts or just everyday abuse, this is a solid option. If you’re looking for premium materials or long-term durability, you should look elsewhere.

The GOLDEN HOUR Ultra‑Thin Minimalist Sports Watch delivers a surprisingly premium feel for its price. The slim profile makes it comfortable for all‑day wear, and the minimalist face is easy to read without looking bulky or busy. The build feels solid, the band is comfortable, and the overall design works well for both casual and active use. A stylish, lightweight option if you want a simple sports watch that still looks refined.

This is a really nice, easy, functional, accurate and flexible little wrist watch! It has a nice night light button, start/ stop timing, alarm setting and a 24hr clock change setting! Great gift for yourself or friend and great quality for price! Battery life is LONG and it’s easily wearable.

Not sure why wrist watches have become so large and heavy, especially since in a watch, size does not matter. Though larger in diameter than I care for, the Golden Hour GH1313 being thin is a big plus and on my postal scale, it weighs in at 1.3oz (38g). Received the watch on 12/06 and it is very easy to set up the time and the date. It has a stopwatch function, which I'll probably never use, and an alarm which will come in handy when I travel. The oversized watch dial is very visible and the pretty aqua colored light is plenty bright enough and remains on for about 3 secs. Overall, a nice watch for the price... I have included some photos and you may notice that the date for Saturday in December is 19, but if you look at the calendar you will see that the 19th in December is a Tuesday. So of course you're thinking, 'well. the twit set the watch up wrong' and that is the exact thing I thought. So I went back and worked to get the thing properly set and as I scrolled through the 31 days available to set for the date, I became disappointed in my brand new watch. In my photos, I could have of course set any date for any day and claimed foul in the hopes that the vendor would ship me a new watch just to shut me up. However, one of the photos shows the date as 38 and 39 and there is no way for me to fudge those. Those two numbers show for the 28th (38), the 29th (39), the 30th (38), and the 31st (39). The other inaccurate dates are the 8th (18), 9th (19), 10th (28), and the 11th (29). So if I can't trust the calendar, how can I trust the time?

Nice looking watch with larger face, The band is comfortable The face simple to read with no “useless” info(for those who want simple). However, if you press the timewatch feature by accident you lose the time screen and screen shows timewatch counting You then need to press another button to get screen with time The wrong button can be pressed , when you bend your arm etc