Pros: The watch is attractive and is comfortable. Both of these are qualitative descriptions so take them with a grain of salt.  The four circular numerical rings, the four faces and six hands gives the watch a busy but yet nicely detailed look.  I find the smallest numbers a bit of a challenge but at 54 years of age I can read them without glasses or contacts.

Yes, it is heavy, but men's dress watches often are and should be in my opinion. For those with issues perhaps your wife/girlfriend can find you something lighter or let you use hers.  Come now get a gym membership.  What an embarrassing complaint.

The locking design of the crown is most welcome.  I won't wear a watch with a stopwatch feature and no locking crown and have stopped wearing other watches because of repeatedly finding the stopwatch running.

I have had the watch for years now and am an active person.  The watch has seen many hours of outdoor activities including advanced home repair.

Note although the watch is advertised as one for an active lifestyle take care it not very durable.

Cons:  Following up on the previous statement I have had to send the watch in for repair at least two and I believe three times.  The issues have been the stopwatch hand refusing to reset to 12:00 and the last time for the second hand falling off.  I have recently found the reset button not working but don't plan to return the watch a fourth time since I don't use the stopwatch and because I have other nice(r) watches.  None of my other watches including the Seikos have had these or really any issues.

Although a Seiko fan I can not recommend this model due to the issues I have had and continue to have.  Nor would I buy another Seiko chronograph.  I gave it a two star rating because these problems should not be occurring however the repair facility has been great about quick turnaround on repairs and would receive five stars if they could.