Its a bit pricey for what it is, but I like it.  If it was $50 instead of $70, I'd 4-star-love it.  If it was $50 AND had a more standard way to adjust the band I'd 5-star-love it.  HINT: search Youtube for a demo of how to remove excess links before you attempt it.  I found a steel curved pointy pick, like a dental pic but more robust, was perfect for pulling the flat pins out from between the links far enough to grab the edge with fine strong needle nose pliers.  NOTE: you don't drive pins out of this band's links: you pull them out.  You will completely screw up the band if you try driving these flat pins out from the opposite side...they don't go all the way thru to the other side of the band, even tho it kinda looks like they do.
UPDATE: after wearing watch for over a week, now I know what others were saying about the hands being hard to read.  I agree: the skeletonized hour and minute hands leave only the white tips of the hands visible and the minute hand basically disappears when its aligned with any of the hour number marker dots, especially the 3-6-9-12 positions.  Its irritating enough that I'm thinking of returning it.  Re-rating to 2 stars for lack of contrast between hands and hour markers.