As an amateur watch aficionado, this was the first mid-range watch I purchased.  I saw it online and immediately drooled on my keyboard.  The skeleton movement and concept of a battery-free movement which winds itself from your motion was fascinating.  Needless to say I ordered it + rush shipping as soon as I located that plastic card of mine.  The watch itself is a looker, the movement is clearly visible behind the hands, and watching the balance wheel rotate and all the gears turning is awesome for anyone that cares about such things.  Unfortunately, but no surprise considering the price of the watch, this is a cheap Chinese movement and being such it's not very accurate, my particular one seems to gain about 90 seconds a day, which may not seem like much but it becomes a pain to have to adjust the time daily to stay true to a work schedule. The Invicta 8926 Automatic I recently purchased is accurate to +/- 2 seconds a day.  The only other complaint is the bezel scratches very easily, after a few weeks there were small nicks all over it, which are only really noticeable if you scrutinize it.

But the main point of this watch isn't to keep fantastic time, it's objective is to look cool, and it does a great job.  If you want something specifically for dead-accurate timekeeping, but a Timex or Casio quartz.

This is a great watch for someone that wants a self-winder that looks fancy and will draw a lot of compliments, all under $100.