Swiss Precimax Men's SuperNova SP12108 Black Polyurethane Swiss Quartz Watch with Black Dial Swiss Precimax Men's SuperNova SP12108 Black Polyurethane Swiss Quartz Watch with Black Dial

Pros: It looks nice and its always a conversation starter. People always comment on it. Which is cool.

Hasn't broken yet. I wear it to the office everyday to work. I wouldn't know how long it would last in a more action based environment.

The face hasn't collected any scratches yet. I am fairly careful and although I have bumped it into some things accidentally, it hasn't surfaced any scratches.

Cons: The strap likes to collect dust in the crevices. It can be easily cleaned with a cotton swab and some alcohol.

The watch is heavier than the average watch, but really its what you should expect when you buy a large face watch.

Other Thoughts: About a month and a half of owning this watch. I haven't dipped it under water yet, as I have no pressing need to.

My wrist is about 7-1/2 inches circumference and I am on the 3rd to 4th smallest notch. I do think that this watch was intended for people with large wrists, but its looks pretty sweet and I like wearing big watches.

Haven't noticed noticed any stutters lately - so that's a positive. The watch does seem to lose a second or two per day, but I haven't monitored it extensively so I could just be deceiving myself...

I was initially reluctant after this purchase, but its still working, not broken and hasn't had to have its battery changed.

I would probably prefer a watch that utilizes a larger face and shorter bezel/tachometer - it'll make the watch seem larger.

Pros: none

Cons: The wristband is too large for an average wrist and can not be adjusted. The watch is also very large and heavy and not comfortable to wear.

Pros: It looks nice...I've had it for 5 minutes...(nice things finish last), supposedly comes with a 5-year limited warranty.

Cons: Heard about seal tightness with this brand of watch, so I am reluctant to try it swimming. It looks like an ordinary watch, I'm wondering how long the battery will last (when I will need it replaced, which sometimes can be a good indicator of how cheap the watch is made). This thing is a rock (it weighs a lot) and its is very thick. For having only a second, minute, and hour hand, a date feature and tachymeter, it weighs way more than it should (about 10 oz [about twice the weight of a cell phone nowadays]). I don't even know where this weight would come from. Strap pins seem cheap and feels like it could break off at any time, but that part is replaceable.

Just noticed that the second hand will stutter sometimes. From what I can see, it has not affected the time, but watches should not stutter. I'm wondering what the problem is. Probably poorly spec'd parts.

Other Thoughts: Purchased off another site. Right now it is functioning right out of the box. I will update more the longer I have owned this watch. Should have just gotten a Seiko or Citizen EcoDrive. I thought this watch would be a good value, but the MSRP is very deceptive as you can find these watches between $60-$250 compared to the MSRP of $700-$1300. I would consider an $80 Fossil watch over this next time. I feel like this company is trying to piggyback off of another company that has great products (SwissGear), however I've heard that these watches use poorly made Chinese parts...

I hope that this watch lasts me a long time, however I am very reluctant.

I cannot make a recommendation having this for only a few minutes, but from my tone, you can see where I would go. I do hope that this watch can prove me wrong.