




The Men's Magnetic Ball-Bearing Quartz Watch offers a radical departure from standard dial layouts by using floating magnets instead of traditional hands. I spent a week testing its durability and legibility to see if this unconventional design actually works for daily wear.
Constructed from zinc alloy and resin, the build feels lightweight rather than rugged, which is expected at this price point. While the magnetic movement is undeniably clever, the watch's resistance is limited to light splashes, so it is best kept away from heavy water exposure.
Telling time with magnets requires a brief adjustment period, as you are reading the position of the balls rather than glancing at hands. The lack of a crystal covering over the track can occasionally cause the bearings to reset if hit against a surface, which is a quirk of the design.
This watch is perfect for the style-conscious individual who wants a conversation starter and values unique aesthetic design over traditional watch mechanics.
With an overall rating of 3.29, this watch is an interesting addition to any collection for $69.00. It is not meant for extreme utility, but it certainly brings a fresh, tactile perspective to how we perceive the passing of time.