You prefer an unobtrusive, lightweight, good looking watch. Movement is nice, feels good on my wrist and I actually prefer the buckle style band so I can tighten or loosen depending on my activity. With that said, if it's tight, it is the only way you know its on. Being it is so very light, I have to comment on the case thickness as this is a quality that is new to me, and one I happen to like quite a bit. At an 8mm of thickness some might think it would make the watch feel cheap, which is not the case at all. The quality of the craftmanship more than makes up for its thinness, but thats to say you do not like thin watches, which in this case I didn't know I did until I received it in the mail. I didn't buy this watch intentionally just happened upon it on a bidding site and was fortunate enough to win it at a very low cost. I am now currently searching for my next Skagen watch to purchase and figured I would leave my 2 cents, being I got the watch today and have only taken it off to shower.  Gave it a 4 out of 5 only b/c I am certain Skagen has another one out there that is not only better visually, but mechanically and more rugged......... (to the reviewer who one starred this watch then commented on the delicate nature of the lens. I imagine it is more of an accountants watch than a landscapers watch. W/ that said, I happened to be trying out my new "Gerber Machete" while wearing my Skagen 233XXLSLB and it held up just fine. Though I wasn't using the lens as a chopping block, but only what it was intended for , which was to let see that I was out there from 7:30 p.m.  til  9:06 p.m..)