With so many positive reviews, I can't add much except to say an outstanding value from someone who knows the category well. Buy two. It's difficult to be critical when you consider the price, I own several dive watches, and I enjoy wearing this one.  I have been a diver for many years and don't find it lacking in quality.  For reference I often wear entry level Seiko Divers: SKX007, a few Monsters, a Sea Urchin and various 5 Sports models as well as the Citizen NY0040 (still my favorite of the group), but I like this watch a lot. Almost didn't pull the trigger as I thought it would be too large as a Daily, but it wears nice. I do wish it were slightly smaller, but I have a lot of watches about 44mm and it wears great relative to the others. It's a little lower profile and the band not as thick as the Seiko Divers which are all Automatics and so for me generally more desirable, but it manages to avoid getting snagged or bang on things as often as I thought it might.  That makes it a great anytime watch you wear worry-free no matter the harsh environment. If you want another choice in a high quality quartz true entry level 200 meter Diver, check out the Citizen BN0150-28E.&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/Citizen-Men-s-Eco-Drive-Promaster-Diver-Watch-with-Date-BN0150-28E/dp/B016R90VBK/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">Citizen Men's Eco-Drive Promaster Diver Watch with Date, BN0150-28E</a>&nbsp;It is $100 more, totally worth it and is Solar charged to boot. Anyway, don't hesitate, you won't regret either choice.