I purchased this beautiful timepiece at a jewelry store earlier this year.  After a year of solid use, I'm happy to report that this watch is still accurate, still beautiful, and still gets attention.  Let's start with the looks.

Looks:  A solid, bright watch with a rectangular case.  The crystal is not flat, but curved from top to bottom, the peak of this curve cresting at the center of the crystal.  It has a circular viewing window on the pinstriped face of the watch, partially skeleton, allowing you to view the gears and flywheels in action.  An exhibition case allows for viewing the winding wheel in action from the back of the watch as well.  The crown is protected from catching by a flange on either side.  A very eye-catching piece!

Feel:  The watch feels heavy at first, but then feels natural with regular use.  I find a properly fitting watch to be less distracting and more natural feeling, so make sure it fits properly!  Not too tight, but not jangling around either.  This is not an elastic band watch.

Band:  The double clasp system on the back creates a seamless band that releases with the touch of the two buttons, one on either side.  Pinching this mechanism opens up the double clasp and allows you to remove the watch.  The effect is beautiful and doesn't catch on things the way a single-clasp system can.

This watch has quickly become my default watch.  It's price for the brand, look and function are all fantastic.  If you're looking for a next-level watch, go to a jewelry store that carries Bulova and see if they have one in stock.  Give it a wear, and see what you think.  For the price online, however, you can't go wrong with it.  It'll last you a lifetime!

EDIT: 12/18/14  Just wanted to say, I still have this watch, and it's still wonderful!  A little bit of care every once in a while really helps this thing keep it's luster.  I noticed the band was getting scratched up pretty good from being a daily wear for so long, so I took my dremel with a polishing tool and some Mother's Aluminum polish from Auto Zone to it and it shines like new.  Only gripe - one of the pins in the bracelet will occasionally start to fall out.  Hasn't happened since I tapped it in a little more forcefully with a small pin and hammer, but I keep an eye on it all the same.  Still tells the time, no mechanical failures of the watch movement, and it still gets complements.