This is far from my only watch.  When I was younger I used to collect watches (only "fashion" watches since I didn't have the money for a good watch) so I have quite a few $50-150 watches.  I also have a nice $400+ Citizen I recently picked up.  Compared to my fashion watches this isn't necessarily the best looking, compared to my Citizen it doesn't have the features and doesn't feel as solid, but for what it is (a decent basic watch) it is a good watch.

My fashion watches I've had forever slowly saw their batteries die without my replacing them.  I generally kept one or two with a good battery.  When they died, I got lazy and went without a watch for a while (I'm a teacher, I generally use the clock in my room, and when out I always have my cell phone with me).  Just over a year ago I wanted a watch and ran into this while looking for batteries.  The price was right and I liked the look, and I do like to collect watches, so I bought it.

After a year as my only watch, I'd say it has held up decently.  My sweat apparently has a high pH level and many of my watches are pretty badly pitted.  After a year, this watch has only minor pitting. The mineral crystal has no scratches whatsoever.  It holds time very well, I haven't actively kept up with it to see if it loses a few seconds here and there, but I have only had to reset it a couple times.  I have used it when camping, swimming, and working out, as well as at work, on weekends and when dressed up.

Cosmetically, it is a basic watch that looks pretty decent.  It looks a lot like the photos- a nice rich blue face, no clutter, and mildly polished stainless surfaces.  It works in a casual environment or dressed up with a suit.

My only complaint (like many others) is a long band that isn't easy to adjust.