At this time it is possible to find this watch for around $150, about half retail, on Amazon. It is a very good choice for a dive-style watch, in fact I will go ahead and call it a dive watch. The Promaster is made with the same precision as very expensive pieces. The hands line up with the registers and even under high magnification there are no flaws. The design is high contrast, so if you wear glasses and need to dive, swim or exercise without those glasses, it is still very easy to see the time. If you take the time to set the time precisely to the second using an online reference, you will still see the exact time a month later, week maybe a second fast at most. This alone makes it a wise choice to turn your back on automatics and get a quartz movement. if you are going to look at the time, it should be the right time and nothing else. The Eco-Drive (called Solar in Seiko and other watches), means that the dial is a photo-voltaic panel, and there is a capacitor and a rechargable battery inside.  Therefore you may never need to open the case for over a decade, when the battery may need replacing. For a dive watch, this is a great advantage. I have had two Seiko Solar watches and loved them both, but I chose this Citizen because the Seiko Solars have the lume dot on the back end of the second hand, which for someone who obsessively likes to see the right time, is unsettling. For the price, this watch is the best you can get.