This simple watch is stylish and clean. The leather band, stainless steel casing, and blue dial with silver accents all work well together to create a professional but casual look. It's a nice daily wear watch for this reason and also because it's not too expensive.

Functionally, what can you say? It's a watch. I'm two weeks into wearing mine, and it hasn't gained or lost any time at all. It still matches up perfectly with my smartphone clock.

The features of the watch are simple but welcome. Day and date markers are useful and don't interfere with the style of the watch. The watch also claims to be 100ft water resistant. I've been caught in the rain while wearing it and it's been fine, but I have no idea how deep it can actually go.

Now, there are some peculiarities to this watch that I truly don't understand.

One is that the 1, 2, 4, 5, 7, 8, 10, and 11 ticks on the dial are marked with glow in the dark material. Great! Except the hands of the watch are not glow in the dark. This renders the glow in the dark feature useless because you can't see the actual hands in the dark.

Also, the minute and hour hands are distinguished only by their lengths. The hour hand is maybe two millimeters longer than the minute hand. Otherwise, they're the same color, texture, width, and cut. Sometimes I have to look closely at the watch for a second to clearly tell which hand is which.

There is one legitimate negative for me, which is the band. The band looks great, but it presents two problems for me. Problem one is the size. I have narrow wrists, and the smallest setting on the band is just slightly too small for me. The watch slides around a bit on my wrist because of it. Also, the loops that hold the loose end of the band in place aren't tight enough. They slide around all day long, and it's annoying having to tuck the band neatly back into place at least once an hour.

The band is replaceable, though, and the quirky design choices aren't a deal breaker for me. Overall a nice looking watch. It just would be so much nicer if they could solve the really weird design decisions--especially the glow in the dark one because really, why do I need hour markers that glow in the dark when I can't use them to tell the time?