I'm not a bulky oversized watch wearer, my primary watch is an Eco Titanium.  Love it.  Never winding, most durable metal on earth and it does not set off metal detectors in govn't bldgs and airports.

That is to say - I don't like having to take my watch off outside, diving, working in the yard, going through airports (which I do a lot) or any other time.  My watch should be at least as durable as I am.

So this is my 'other' watch.  Almost no metal in it, very durable and the dial light is a huge plus.

When my eyes hit 50 (oddly at the same time as the rest of me) I noticed my Eco was getting harder to read at night even with luminescence.  But man this guy I can read day or night without glasses.

I am getting used to wearing with dress shirts, but that is a rare occurrence.  For all other times this watch has pleased me very much.  I like the fit, the finish is excellent and the durability is up there with my titanium.

Now, is this really a Navy Seal watch?  Maybe a spec for a government bid or a test, but I don't think anybody in the military wears bright glow in the dark objects on them that can be seen 100m away at night, just not practicable for a military that moves at night.  Since that is not why I bought it, I'm okay with that.

Love the watch.