It's a $50 quartz watch? What sort of movement specifications do you expect it to have?

 

I have nothing of value to add.

 

It would he interesting to see what movements are used in these offbrand(?) ani-digi.

 

Looks very much like a Citizen Promaster Skyhawk homage. At 38.7mm case width, I doubt you can read much of the slide rule. It doesn't even say if the bezel can rotate, and one pic kind of implies it doesn't. So, non-functional slide rule. One of the pics says 50M WR, but the text says "Swim proof (31m - 199m)". Not exactly sure what to think.

 

Looks very much like a Citizen Promaster Skyhawk homage. At 38.7mm case width, I doubt you can read much of the slide rule. It doesn't even say if the bezel can rotate, and one pic kind of implies it doesn't. So, non-functional slide rule. One of the pics says 50M WR, but the text says "Swim proof (31m - 199m)". Not exactly sure what to think.

There were Accurist watches in the past that used the same movement as the Skyhawk(edit:Navihawk) miyota c300
But this is not one of them

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Here’s another older Accurist that used the citizen Navihawk c300 / cp00 movement. Picked one up a few years ago. Great watch.

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