I bought the silver version of this watch as I have quite a few watches (I'm addicted to watches).  So, rather than spend the extra cash on the gold version, I decided to try the stainless steel item.

It comes magnificently packaged and is very attractive and worth the money, but it is a misnomer to say it is the world's thinnest watch.  I have a watch specially made for Sachs Fifth Avenue, bought in 1984 for a mere pittance that is as thin as the Steinhausen watch.  It, also, has a Swiss quartz movement with a date display at three o'clock, plus it has a sweep second hand that I like.

The Steinhausen watch has a true thickness of about 6.5mm, which is much less than some of the behemoth's I own, but certainly isn't the world's thinnest.  Nonetheless, I am a fan of this watch--the workmanship is far superior to most, and it is truly a beautiful watch.