I ordered the Complexity Automatic for my partner and it was fantastic. The brand is extremely elegant and the 5 year warranty is brilliant. `My partner was very impressed and I will certainly order again very soon!

Amazing!

I would like to know is these watches assembled in China?

I purchased a watch from this company I did have a problem which was resolved very quickly. Excellent watch excellent customer service highly recommended

OMG what an amazing watch, this is a work of incredible art, absolutely beautiful. Got this for my birthday and I will treasure it forever.

I bought a Swan & Edgar Roman Date watch from Ideal World, which arrived on Friday. I was curious about the brand, although the name Swan & Edgar is in the collective memory of British people, I don't think the current company really has much to do with the old store that used to be in Piccaddily. The box it came in is rather 'average' quality, but I think that's a good thing - I hate it when companies spend a fortune on massive, expensive boxes to sell poor quality watches. The watchcase is IP plated (so I assume that means its base metal), but looks the part. It's a large watch (the info on the website says 43mm, although I've not measured it), but actually is very comfortable. The dial is a beautiful blue and is quite stunning. The strap is also dark blue and seems to be of good quality. There's a 60 click unidirectional bezel, which is one of the weaker points of the watch. It's not knurled, so it quite difficult to turn, and is also very noisey and there's a bit of play in it. There's 3 subdials, a 24 hour one which also has a sun and moon indicator (not the moon phase it states on the website, but quite appealing none the less), a day indicator and a month indicator (the latter two are set using the pushers on the side of the watch). There's also a cut-out for the date. The back of the case is engraved/eteched with the Swan & Edgar logo. It's not the best etching I've seen, but not the worst either. In terms of accuracy, I set the watch against my fit-bit and it still is showing the same minute, which seems good to me. Water resistance is 30m. One of the best things about the watch is it comes with a 5 year gurantee (other mircobrands I bought recently only offer a 1 or 2 year); I know that the gurantee is only worth it if the company lasts that long, but I hope Swan & Edgar do. They're a British company offering mechanical watches at prices you'd struggle to get a quartz watch for. The watches are attractive, appear accurate and offer something different. Where they appear to have cut corners are on unimportant things such as the box and the engraving on the back. I'd definitely recommend them if you're looking for a mechanical watch; I'd have given 5 stars if the bezel was knurled and smoother operating.