Foshan Chancheng District Yingduowan Clothing Store

If you're trawling 1688 for watch-type accessories (think Submariner Date and Datejust styles), this Foshan-based seller—佛山市禅城区盈多万服装店—is probably going to pop up in your search. And honestly? The numbers look pretty tempting at first glance: 53 products live, all in the Accessories category, with a super-quick average dispatch time of 0.7 days. That means once you place your order, it's out the door in less than a day. Delivery to your agent's warehouse in China? Also speedy—about 1.5 days on average. So if you're using a proxy buyer, you won't be twiddling your thumbs waiting for the domestic leg to finish. That's the part that matters for your agent, by the way—this is purely the time it takes to get from the seller to your Chinese warehouse, not the international hop to your doorstep. That part's on the shipping company you pick.

The store's got a clean sheet when it comes to defect records—zero flagged items, which is a good sign. But here's where I have to pump the brakes. Only one product has recent reviews, and it's not glowing. The Submariner Date got a mixed bag: the buyer said the glass on top is offset two minutes counterclockwise, so the magnifier over the date is crooked. They added that winding, sealing, and timekeeping are all fine, but that crooked glass is a real QC miss. For a watch-style piece, alignment issues are kind of a big deal—you're going to notice that every time you strap it on. The rest of the review mentions 'a little extra care wouldn't have hurt,' which is just a polite way of saying this seller needs to tighten up their quality checks before shipping.

Now, the top three favorited items are Submariner Date, Datejust, and Datejust again—so people are clearly eyeballing those models. But with only one review on the entire store, you're flying a bit blind. There's no chatter about what else is good or bad. That's a risk. You could get a solid piece, or you could get a crooked glass situation. The store's return rate range isn't listed here, which on 1688 sometimes means it's not tracked well or it's just not shown—either way, don't rely on returns as a safety net. My take? If you're okay rolling the dice on a cheap accessory and you're not obsessed with perfection, the fast dispatch to your agent is a plus. But if alignment and finish matter to you, maybe message the seller first and ask for close-up photos of the crystal and date window before you commit. Solid find for the price, but not a top-tier pick.