Have been on the hunt for a an octagonal two tone watch with either tick marks or roman numerals, and a champaign dial.  This is pretty close, and I am happy with the quality.  I like the idea of never needing to replace the battery.  The bracelet is generously sized; most will need to remove a few links. (You don't need a special tool, just a paper clip and needle nosed pliers: push the pins down in the direction of the arrows against a layer of cloth or tissue.  The pins will pop right out.)

I took off one star for the goofy half-second tick marks on the face of the watch, though.  What earthly use is a half-second tick mark on an analog watch with an indexed second-hand that mechanically CAN'T stop between full seconds?  It's just visual clutter, and makes the dial look like it is ringed with stubble.  It's a really unfortunate effect since the watch otherwise looks elegant.  However, there aren't so many two tone watches with dodecagons (and I failed to find an octagon)  around the dial.  They look very classy and people comment on the shape. I like the look of the rest of the watch well enough to keep it and am training my eyes to ignore the 120 tick marks around the edge of the dial.  Overall, a nice watch.