How much time do we have?  Not very long, actually.  Time goes by way too fast.  Having a watch on your wrist that notifies you of each second ticking by is unnerving.  Unless you're timing an event or something, it's unnecessary.  You tell the time to someone in hours and minutes, not seconds (unless you're Sheldon Cooper).  Thankfully this watch does away with that.

So, I wanted a time piece that would epitomize the black hole of time.  Because time gets sucked away into that vacuous black vortex, going where we know not.  The bracelet graces my wrist with firm but assured conformity.  The Eco-drive system ensures that I'll never need to worry about the battery, one less concern in addition to the lack of seconds to remind me how fast time is going.  A soothing, reassuring but cool comfort of black nothingness.

And so I wore this watch on my wrist and everything began to go black.  I slipped away into the droning swirl of time itself. I became nothing but black.  Darkness incarnate.  Warmed by brushed steel in deep midnight heart of darkness black, taking my body heat and giving me back just a little in return.

I had to come back to write this review.  Just to let you know of the special secret gift this watch bestows. I wish I could describe it in more detail, but words fail me.  You must own it to know it...  And now, I put it back on and fade . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . into nothingness.