I received this for Christmas (was purchased during a Lightning Deal).
Overall, it is nice.  I love the quality of the mechanics and the old fashioned ticking sound and the see-through case.  Awesome.  It also came packaged in a very nice case.  The overall feel is nice quality for around a hundred dollars.
  There are a few caveats that I've found though:
At an angle, the watch is readable, but straight on, the watch is pretty hard to read as there is very little contrast in the hands and background.
The very sparse manual states that it can be wound either with the crown or by movement of the wrist.  I have found that just wearing it without first winding it will result in a stopped watch.  I've had it stop multiple times on my wrist.  I'm not sure if mine is just defective or not, but combine that with the fact that it is hard for me to read it, I may have to return it.
Lastly, even when I do wind it, if I don't give it around 12 to 16 twists of the crown, it will be dead by morning time.  As the watch gets close to "empty" on the winding, it will also slow down resulting in time that is off.
  I can't help but think mine is just defective as Stuhrling makes nice watches and this seems out of character.  I wouldn't hesitate to buy another Stuhrling watch, but this time I will make sure the face is readable.  A small application of glow-in-the-dark material on the hands or hours would help greatly.