XERIC WATCHESReviews of xeric.com

I have given this a lot of thought as I like Xeric. I have bought before & think they are good quality & very innovative. Originally was going for the 'James Webb' Version But decided it was too 'in your face' so bought the Trappist 1 Lunar Module Edition instead. Glad I did - more restrained & a good choice. Overall I'm satisfied. It was well finished with excellent materials + a quick delivery. Only downside is the Miyota 82S0 Non Hacking , Non Gilt $32- $55 Movt. with an accuracy of +20 ~ - 40 Secs. a day... which is JUST O.K. but so basic you can see all the money has been spent on the dial, rotor & casework. I know they don't say so but I thought it should be 'Hacking' at least. This is supposed to be a $500.00 Watch! Why not a basic NH35 or similar Citizen movt?

I m expecting to receive a nice watch

Very responsive and fast delivery, good design and no need to worry about the quartz movement. A better quality of the white printing on the SS case would be perfect.

Very attractive watch. Only issue is the lum'. If you shine a tourch on the watch and then turn out the lights, the watch glows nicely. Wakeup in the middle of the night and it will be dark. That aside a lovely watch

I got a Halograph 3 Chrono - personally I preferred the look of the quartz-powered Chrono to the auto. Shipping was relatively swift given that it comes from the US. The warranty card was not signed though, which is not a good sign - if there was time to engrave each unit with their supposed number 0058/1966 for the silver/yellow Chrono - surely there was enough time to sign the warrantee card. Watch is great though.

Love the watch and the rapid execution of purchase and delivery. Minor points - add a magnifier of the day/date. Any pair of eyes >40 will need it. A touch of lume on the dial would not hurt either. Very creative though - love the inventive way of telling time and the power reserve is great!

I ordered two straps from Xeric, the Horween brown leather with deployment clasp and the Italian Suede Charcoal. The quality of the leather on both was outstanding. Unfortunately neither of them were quite right for my watch (Tudor GMT). The Charcoal did not match very well and while I really liked the Horween, the deployment clasp is a bit large and I did not like the fit. Their customer service was great though, no issues with returning both straps.

I wish I would have known upfront that the gunmetal orange model didn't come with iridescent coatings. Your site doesn't make it obvious that only certain models do. Maybe it's because I'm new to buying watches but I've never heard of a watch that didn't glow in the dark or have some mechanism to let you read it at night. I probably would have chosen another model had it been made clear to me. While the watch is gorgeous, I'm a little annoyed that it doesn't have such a seemingly basic feature. Though, to speak a bit about the rest of the watch, it is beautiful and everything else is hard to find fault with. I will say though, that while it does work on a skinny wrist (6.5") the leather band isn't good enough at balancing the heavy watch body on my wrist. It actually feels like the watch is constantly tipping over because of the unusual weight and thickness of the watch body. Due to the sale on at the time I was given two additional straps for free and I have to say the black mesh strap is easily the ultimate strap. No hair pulling, the aesthetics match the gunmetal perfectly and most importantly it's strong enough to balance the watch on a skinny wrist. I also bought a linked gunmetal strap but will need to remove MANY links before I can try it properly... so don't hold your breath on that review.