Lots of reviews here, nothing wrong with the watch itself.  It's exactly as you may remember it, etc.  I lost it a star because of how hard it was.

I read the reviews about the difficulty of resizing, and thought very little of it, that perhaps they didn't know how to do it, etc.  But of 25 watches that I've resized in the past 10 years, I would say this by far was the hardest watch that I've ever had to resize.  I even ruined about 3 of my watch tools just trying to get to end of job.

If I had to do it again, I might think twice and instead get the black version with the plastic band.  I don't know why this metal band was so hard.  Perhaps there is something to be said that the metal tolerances on a lower priced watch mean that it isn't as easy to work with the metal bits.  Pulling the metal pieces out took a lot of work to resize it, however.  There's a lot of instructions on here about how, and recommend you follow them.

Two thoughts on the resizing:
1.  Taking to a jeweler or mall for resizing should be considered.  If you have no idea what you're doing, you'll likely deform the clasps you remove on the watch during the pulling process.  The problem of course is that it's $10-15 for a jeweler to do it, and it really changes the economics of this watch.

2.  If you go forward and do it yourself:  Except for the deformity of the clasps issue, the key to the others' instructions is really make sure you hammer the round nipple inside the area well to expose the connector as much as humanly possible.  The more you get it punched out, the easier it will be for the pliers to pull.  My biggest problem was that I was gingerly hammering, when I should have been hitting it harder.  The good news is the watch appears to be able to take it.  The second problem that I had was that until you pull out the connector, you don't realize that it's lopsided.  The connector you are removing looks like an "L" -- so ensure you pull from the sides of it, not from the middle (it also helped to do a little wiggling when pulling.

(I realize that the above sounds cryptic to most now, but if you read this and the other reviews while you're resizing, you might find it helpful.