I'm a watch collector, and I've had this watch for a few years now, long enough to change the battery twice. The back looks like a screw-on Rolex-type one, but it is really a pop-off type. It doesn't have a raised part to help you get it under, either. You'll need a sharp caseback knife to get it open, and be careful not to gash your thumb in the process. If you have one of those cheap ones that comes in the watch tool kits here, you'll dull it on the first use with this watch.

The red bezel really pops, although you should know it is plastic, and not particularly hard, so it does get gouged up fairly easily. Legibility is awesome; it is a field watch with some class to it. The movement is very quiet and accurate, not like a Swatch or entry level Seiko quartz that will keep you awake from across the room with the ticking of its cheap plastic gears.

The hands could be a bit longer. The strap is comfortable, but it's a shame they went with vinyl for the trim. Leather would have really classed it up. No matter, straps are disposable. Get a good quality two-piece nylon strap, or even black leather with white stitching and really class this baby up.