First of all, there are two errors in the description of this watch on Amazon.  Firstly, contrary to what is stated in the watch information section, this watch does not have luminous dial or luminous second hand; not a deal breaker for me but most likely omitted to cut manufacturing cost. Even the removable tag on the watch says "special value" next to the list price.

But second error, perhaps more glaring or comical, depending on one's point of view, is under the listing of MOVEMENT, it states that the watch has Swiss Quartz movement. I got a really good chuckle out of that one since on the back of the watch, it clearly states Movement Japan.  I never heard of Seiko using Swiss movement in their watches, no less a budget line, mind you.  It's akin to saying your Toyota Camry is powered by a Ferrari engine.

OK, on to the description of the watch.  The overall design of the watch face is that of precision without clutter.  Some chronographs are wrought with overly fussy design cues that distract you from quickly reading the time. The blue dial face has a subtle sheen that does not reflect glare and aids in contrast of the dial markers. The overall finish is very good. Only negative is that the band feels cheap and light in contrast to the body of the watch itself. On the other hand, lightness of the band aids in watch being none too heavy, compared to other feature rich watches.  Except for very upper echelon models, most all Seiko watches have that same cheap feeling bands that are hard to adjust.  I've mangled few links before I became proficient at adjusting them. I deducted a star because of crappy, hard to adjust bands.  However, I can attest that despite less than robust feeling construction, the Seiko bands have never failed me, not once in past twenty years over several different models.  Overall, it is an excellent, handsome watch and represents a good value.