Yes, they get good reviews and bad, all taken with a grain of salt.Guess they are like everything else, damned by some on that site but praised by others. I did like the bit about them being "gift watches"; sounds like they created a niche, then filled it. I have no illusion what one gets in a $50-$100 watch, but still might take a chance on one of them when my back-up Casio dies. I wear my Eco-Drive at least 95% of the time I wear a watch, but go to the back-up if working outside or traveling to sketchy parts of the world.
Thanks Roy.
One company that comes to mind in that price range is Stuhrling Watches. They have sport watches to dress watches and all price ranges. They even use decent movements in some of their better watches.
https://www.stuhrling.com/
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