Everything about this watch is CHEAP, really CHEAP, from the extremely thin and flimsy tapered bracelet (I hate tapered bracelets), to the non-hacking movement making it impossible to precisely set the time, to the poorly designed crown making it extremely difficlut to either wind this watch or set the date and time, to the loosely rotating bezel. The words on the dial: "Superlative Chronometer, Officially Certified" are lies and meaningless, simply copies of the words on a Rolex watch face --- this watch has never been officially certified to anything (had it been certified, it would have come with certification certificate papers, grossly missing). I began by giving, at first, two stars for the watch, but then after realization that the watch is pretty much falsely claimed, only one star, the lowest possible, is all that it gets. If I could give NO stars, that would better fit this watch. I wish I could find something nice to say about this watch, but I cannot. Truly a "beater" timepiece -- meaning that you should not expect much from this watch, it is one that you would wear to do chores or activities where damage could be certain -- you will not be losing anything except the few dollars spent. When purchasing this watch, I did expect a cheap timepiece that I could wear for working chores without worry of loss, but I did expect a bit more than what is presented. On the plus side, the watch, while new and unused does present an attractive face and look. The colors are good. This watch will probably spend its lifetime in the watchbox with little wear time. It does not deserve much else. Yes, I do have over 50 watches in my collection, from cheap ones, mid-priced ones, to extremely expensive ones, so I do have a good sort for comparison. This watch is at the very bottom of the list.