This is one watch with 5 interchangeable nylon bands.  The bands are black, grey, an attractive olive green, emerald green, and a really hideous royal blue.  The case is a gold tone stainless steel, the dial face is white, the display is analog. There is a day/date function and a second hand.  Weirdly, there are also red 'military time' numbers next to each of the 1 - 12 numbers (so '13' is written in smaller red numbers next to the '1', '14 is next to the '2', etc).  Is this for people who can't add 12 to any given number?

THE GOOD:
+ Comes in a nice case; makes a nice gift
+ interchangeable bands are a good idea
+ Keeps good time
+ Easy to set, easy to read

THE BAD:
- HUGE watchface, bulky (though not heavy)
- HUGE numbers look odd; this could be a plus for older people though
- Band colors are not very attractive, also the bands are stiff (though they may 'break in')
- Very 'busy' on the face with the military numbers

THE JUST PLAIN WEIRD:
The design!  Who is this watch designed for?  The HUGE numbers make it seem like a watch for senior citizens.  The colored nylon bands and various colors on the face (blue hour/minute hands, red second hand, etc) make is seem sporty and young.  The gold tone case and old-school black on white analog numbers seem like they would go on a more classic, dressy watch... but all the colors + the size of the numbers + the military numbers make this NOT a classic look at all.  Someone very confused designed this watch.

BOTTOM LINE:  The photos are accurate, so if you like the look, this is a good watch at a good price.