Triwa Ocean Diver - garbage on your wrist - LITERALLY

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Today we are reviewing a piece of garbage for your wrist, LITERALLY!!
When Triwa first contacted me about the review of their plastic watch with a cheap quartz movement that costs quite a lot, I wanted to turn them down, as I didn't think there is anything good to say about it, BUT after finding out the watch is made out of plastic salvaged from the oceans and the message the watch sends, I said I will proudly feature the watch on my channel.
A part of their Time for Change movement, Triwa Ocean plastic SUB is made entirely, strap included out of recycled plastic collected from the oceans, so think of purchasing this watch as a donation where instead of a thank you card, you are left with a funky watch :)

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