Jad R.
Scam AI company
Scam AI company, EXACT same watch is selling for $1 in Aliexpress
I’m Henry, and I’ve spent years perfecting the art of watchmaking. Each timepiece is carefully crafted with precision and passion, using only the finest materials. Every design tells a story—crafted just for you.
Henrys Watches (henrys-watches.com) has 656 customer reviews on Five Star Index, with an average rating of 3.1 out of 5.
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Jad R.
Scam AI company, EXACT same watch is selling for $1 in Aliexpress
Galaxy
This is a scam! A marketing scam!
Mike
These are $1 watches that some chancer has bulk bought from Ali Express and is scamming people by selling them pn at a hugely infllated price. They're not made by 'Henry', they're massed produced in a factory in China.
Lou P.
Stoped working after a year, the movement is so cheap (and tiny) there was no way to fix it. Feels a lot like being conned.
Pierre
Hello folks, This review follows a one year escapade with Henry and concludes my experience. I purchased a sports watch from Henry. You can look at other reviews for quality and pricing, I actually purchased the same watch again from Temu for 87% less, it arrived quicker, and the quality of both is exactly what you would expect from Temu-cheap, very cheap. The watch I purchased catastrophically failed within 54 hours of unboxing it under normal day to day wear. I contacted Henry’s. They offered a 10% refund. I did not accept the offer and they then offered a 20% refund after many emails back and forth. Again I did not accept the offer. Finally, after many more emails and a couple months they offered a 30% refund. I grew so tired of dealing with them, I accepted their offer. After a few days they emailed back to say that since I purchased the watch so long ago “they were sorry, but I was not entitled a refund”. I cannot recommend Henry’s. Apparently there might be some satisfied customers; but after my experience I don’t see how Henry’s can stay in business. My advice is if you can afford to give your money away without receiving a timepiece you expect, then go ahead and play the roulette table…only thing to remember-the odds the watch you get is something you like…is pretty close to betting it all on “green”. There are no mulligans. Henry’s warranty/return policy is a joke. Good luck should you choose to do business with Henry.
Response from Henrys WatchesJul 17, 2026
Thank you for taking the time to share your experience. We're sorry to hear this didn't go the way it should have. We'd encourage you to reach out to us directly at [email protected] so we can look into this properly and make sure you're taken care of. We want every customer to feel heard and supported.
Ben
Worst watch I have ever bought. Can buy a better watch on Amazon for a cheaper price. It will break if I shake it too hard awful quality. And the AI Grandpa is a shitty coverup to scam people prick…
Response from Henrys WatchesJul 14, 2026
We're sorry to hear this — a watch that can't handle everyday wear is not acceptable and we'd like to look into it. Please reach out to us at [email protected] and we'll do our best to make it right for you.
Sanjay R.
Good looking, Co Operative ,prompt reply
Response from Henrys WatchesMay 30, 2026
Thank you so much for the kind words! We're thrilled you had a great experience with us — looking good and keeping things running smoothly is exactly what we aim for. We appreciate you taking the time to share your feedback, and we hope to see you again soon!
Nicholas C.
Hello I have never bought there watches but I can tell u they are a scam here it is Henry Watches is a fraudulent enterprise that leverages sophisticated AI-generated imagery and deceptive marketing tactics to facilitate a classic drop-shipping scheme. Forensic analysis of the company's promotional material, as documented by Pleasant Green, reveals unmistakable digital artifacts, such as the "Henry" persona appearing with anatomical anomalies like three fingers on a single hand. While the brand narrative claims a 33-year heritage of craftsmanship, public WHOIS data confirms the website domain was registered only within the last year, and the inconsistent appearance of the founder across Facebook advertisements further validates the use of generative AI. The promotional testimonials are not authentic customer experiences but are instead scripted performances by paid actors sourced from freelance platforms like Fiverr. Furthermore, logistical tracking proves the products are not manufactured in the United States as implied; rather, they are sourced from the Guangdong Province in China and are identical to low-cost units available on AliExpress. By rebranding generic, mass-produced items through a fabricated American identity, the operation intentionally misleads consumers to justify significant price markups. If u guys think I am lying check the YouTube channel name pleasant green the video showing the evidence is don’t buy stuff from old ai people.
Response from Henrys WatchesMay 15, 2026
Thank you for sharing your concerns and perspective. We understand the seriousness of the points you’ve raised and appreciate you taking the time to provide detailed feedback. All customer feedback is taken seriously and reviewed internally by our team.