I have owned a similar Skagen watch for four years or so.  Like other comments, the crystal cracked after less than a month, but I had it replaced at a watch repair place and never had a problem again.  This watch looks and feels great, but there were two problems with the watch I owned.  First, the watch band is only replaceable by ordering from Skagen directly for about $35.  I've always gone to Target or Wal Mart to buy new leather watchbands, but this style is very unusual, and what is really annoying is that you can't get it from a Skagen retailer or find a knockoff anywhere.  I replaced the band about two years ago by printing out and mailing back an order form to Skagen--no Internet ordering.  What a pain!  Next, the watch stopped every month or so.  At first, I thought it was the battery, but my watch repair place said the battery was fine.  By pulling out and pushing back in the stem, the darn thing would start again and be fine for another month.

This month, both the watchband and battery needed to be replaced, so I tossed it in the trash and am looking for a similar watch in another brand.  I love how the Skagens look, but I'm very disheartened about their reliability.