A really nice diver's/sport watch for ladies is not totally easy to come by.

I got this one for a long time friend - who has a track record of being terrible on watches.

Some minor things - none effect the quality of the watch:
The spring-bars on this watch are 15mm long, but are 2.0mm bars (or 1.95mm as measured).  The ends on the bars measured 1.17mm, so I suspect they are called 1.2mm ends.  Those are FAT bars, and an odd length.  What does that all mean?  Normal spring-bars are either .6mm or .8mm at the ends, and will fit very loosely in the case.  You pretty much need to stick with the OEM type bracelet/band, or... you'll need to have a jeweler modify both the replacement bracelet and/or a set of spring-bars to fit an Oyster or Jubilee style one.  Spring-bars can be modified... its not that big of a deal, but will cost you in the $40 range, plus bracelet (2012 Florida pricing).  There may be stainless deployment clasps available for the stock band.  I've seen quite a few out there for 16mm bands (at the buckle), but can't say if they'll accept the OEM bands thickness.  Might be a bit of trial and error to find one.

I really like the unidirectional bezel.  Very smooth, just the right amount of stiffness.  The crown is a screw down type.  This case is rated to 300meters - something like 1000 feet.  The case back is smooth - something ladies will like.  The crystal is sapphire, which I personally prefer to Hardlex.

The watch has a certain heft.  My friend noticed it immediately compared to her inexpensive watches (Timex, Casio).  She didn't complain, and is a moderately small framed lady in her mid 40's.

Totally satisfied.  This watch fulfills its duty nicely.  Near indestructibility, traditional features and styling, priced moderately.

I wear a Rolex Submariner, and three different Seiko SKX-case diver's watches and I would absolutely recommend this to a friend.