Seiko Men's Automatic Stainless Steel Seiko Men's Automatic Stainless Steel

Pros: Great watch. I was tired of having to change batteries in the quartz watches, so I ordered this Seiko self-winding. It keeps better time than my Rolex ever did.

Cons: none

Other Thoughts: Very happy with this watch!

Pros: If you pull out the stem to the position that adjusts the minute hand, and then if you turn the stem slightly backwards, the second hand stops moving. You can use that maneuver to set the watch accurately to the second.

[My] watch runs fast, picking up about 3 seconds every day. Using the above maneuver to stop the second hand momentarily, the watch is easy to re-set accurately.

There are 14 day-names, 7 in English, and 7 in Espanol. If you set an English day, it will continue to display English days. Set a Spanish day, it will continue to display in Spanish.

Real Midnight Blue.

I've hit the watch into walls, and thought I scratched the crystal. But I scratched the paint off of the crystal, and the crystal was fine. I guess the damage went to the walls.

I paid a shopping-mall jeweler to remove a few sections of the watchband. First, I asked if they had experience working on this kind of band. A couple sections from each end so the watch remains opposite the clasp

Cons: No one has ever paid 225.00 for this watch. It's fraud to label that as "the original price."

Other Thoughts: Squeeze the tabs on the clasp to release the watchband.

The Seiko items are very very very poorly described on Newegg. Who you gonna call?

The watch continues running about 1 day after you take it off your wrist. No problem wearing it overnight, although it's pretty heavy hardware that's better to remove if you're sharing the bed.

My job is a little dirty, so I wear a digital watch to work. But I wear the Seiko on weekends and after work; it does formal and informal nicely.