I was looking for a plain "Regular Guy" watch that didn't stand out too much to wear everyday.  When I saw this series of watch I thought, for the price, it was just what I was looking for.  When the watch arrived and I opened it, I was a little disappointed on the weight and feel of the band (much lighter than I expected, but to some it may be a good thing), but for the price I couldn't really complain.  Upon turning the watch over, I was baffled at the mechanisms used to attached the links. I had never seen this configuration before, and I typically like to adjust my own watch bands. However, after a few internet searches, I was able to figure out how to adjust it.
On the watch itself, I was very disappointed that for some reason this watch did not wind on my automatic winder. I would comeback a day later and the watch would have stopped keeping time after about 12 hours. I have several automatic watches (even a Rolex for special occasions) and if you wear any automatic watch day after day, it will begin to run fast by a few minutes. This watch is no exception, but it took a few days longer to start running fast than my other watches. It also has the days of the week in English and French. Just set it to whatever language you want and it will stay on that language (It does pass through the opposite language for about an hour after midnight).

If you are considering buying this watch, it isn't a bad buy, just don't expect an expensive feeling (heavy weight) watch. Don't expect it to work on a "slow" watch winder, this one takes a bit of effort to wind if you want to alternate between other "automatics" in your collection. And unless you have considerable experience with adjusting metal watch bands, take it to a jeweler or watch repair shop to get it adjusted, as it doesn't use typical pins.