This product confuses me. I honestly don't see the point of it. It's a "unisex" watch, in the sense that it's technically designed for both men and women, but look at it. Can you see the average woman thinking, "Wow, this looks great!"? I mean, I can't even see the average male past about 8th grade thinking that it looks good. And that's 8th grade, circa 1981.

Because that's the other thing. This design, in addition to being "unisex" is also "freaking bizarre". More of a gauntlet than a wristwatch, and it's got this strange LED display that only shows the time when you press a button (rather like very early digital watches). If that wasn't odd enough, it display animation every time you try to see the time of day, and you can't skip past the animation. Plus it's exceptionally bright.

There's also the problem of size. It fits comfortably enough, but is way too lose, so that it begins rotating around the wrist as you wear it. Within a few hand motions, it can rotate completely around, which I suppose is somewhat impressive. Also, the wrist band is basically black rubber and you can't adjust the size, so unless you have an absolutely perfectly sized wrist, forget about wearing this comfortably.

To be fair, it must be said that the box it comes in is rather neat, in that it's a padded, yellow box designed to hold a product without damage. It's simple, elegant, and gets the job done. Therefore, I really wish the people who made the box had a hand in making the watch.