I purchased two of these watches as gifts, one of them for myself. I've been obsessed with this watch since I saw it about a year ago. The colors, the aesthetics, the price, and something about solar power just interested me.

Both watches arrived in nice quality boxes and both were working perfectly. The rotating bezels however were slightly different from one another in that one seemed to line up to the 12 mark a bit more accurately than the other. Overall, neither bezel on either watch is super accurate. Not a deal breaker at the price I paid though. Another thing, which I assumed all along, these watches are "grey market". Considering the MSRP is roughly $400, this is a no-brainer. Anyway, the warranty card is not signed and stamped by the retailer which = "grey market". Again, not a deal breaker given the price and because it's a Seiko, I really don't foresee anything happening to these watches. But buyer beware.

So the watch itself is excellent. Beautiful fit and finish. The case size is perfect; not too small and not too large, and it has a nice presence. The face looks a tad cluttered but is easy to read. The date is a bit small and not something you can glance at quickly. Lume is excellent as well; nice and bright and lasts fairly long. I opted to rid the bracelet (the one and only thing I disliked about the watch) in favor of some NATO straps to compliment the blue accents on the watch. The bracelet can be easily removed with a paperclip inserted into the holes in the lugs. If you're wanting to do the same, you'll need a 20mm NATO strap. The locking crowns for the chronograph function were a nice touch as well. This watch looks similar to a high-end divers watch I own yet with a splash of color and comes in at a price where if I get some dings, etc., I won't mind at all.

I really don't know what else to add. It does what it's supposed to, does it well and it looks great.