Overall, this quartz watch is terrific.  It's constructed very well, the face/dial size makes it very easy to read at a glance, and best of all, it looks great.  AFTER one learns to set-up and use the watch, life is good, but the learning process just requires a bit of effort.  You'd think using a watch is like using a spoon or comb, but that's not quite the case, at least in my instance.

Upon receiving the watch, the chronometer's second hand (as in measuring 60 seconds) was positioned at the 58 second mark.  To reposition it, and set it at the 12:00 o'clock position, push both top and bottom pushers for say 3 or 4 seconds, the watch will then enter a mode that will allow one to move the second hand CW or CCW.  After this set-up, the watch is forever "good" so to speak.

Using the alarm, which is the sub-dial at the 6:00 o'clock position requires one to set the time one wants the alarm to sound-off.  Just maintain constant pressure on the lower pusher and the dial hands will move.  When it's in this programming mode, one can press the button repeatedly to move the minute hand incrementally.  This same pusher, when it emits two beeps, that indicates the alarm function is armed.  A single beep confirms de-activation.

Simple right?  Well, yes...  All in all, I really like this watch.