The watch is very beautiful, but the vibration is very weak (don’t expect it to wake you up), and it lasts for 10 seconds before stopping on its own. It only has one alarm you can set per day, and you have to keep changing that one.

Could a 2026 watch not use a 2000 mechanism, have a large dial, no improvement in legibility, and the number 2 in the 24-hour display be so small to fit that it looks like a symbol? Chinese tactics

The company's roughly square shape, perhaps a little more like a parallelogram.
At around 42 mm, the size should fit smaller wrists well too.
The light is an easy-to-read orange, and the vibration is adequate.
The other functions are the company's timeless menu, but there is only one alarm.
Nice and lightweight; I would have preferred it to be a little larger.

The watch is initially beautiful for its category. It retains the classic “square” shape of the 80s. The display is excellent, as is the backlight. The vibration is adequate and the audible alarm is quite loud (unfortunately, they cannot be used at the same time). The only downside is that it has only one alarm. The buttons feel excellent and respond immediately. Regarding the vibration, the strap needs to be relatively tight; the strap has (if I’m not mistaken) more holes so that it can be fastened in the right position for the wearer to feel the vibration.