Wouldn't you know it, as soon as the warranty expires, the watch failed to hold charge.  Otherwise, this is a sharp looking watch with a nice solid steel band.  It is has very classic dive watch aesthetics.  The hardlex lens is pretty scratch resistent (Seiko's name for mineral crystal).  The bezel is functional and rather striking--turns in clicks.  The back caseback is fairly thick with rounded edges and a nice logo engraved in the center--I like!  Only downsides to the watch is that it is fairly thick (and unnecessarily so since the quartz movement is not that thick) and that the deployant clasp is thin and cheap.

FIXED:  Found a replacement capacitor/rechargeable battery for the 5M62 movement in it.  It's 3032.44Z Seiko Kinetic capacitor if you want to know the part number.  Although the battery can be found separately for cheaper, buy the Seiko replacement part because there is a thin metal piece glued to the battery that is also on the Seiko replacement battery.  Also, when changing the battery, you need to remove 3 small screws and need a very, very fine flat head screwdriver--almost as thin as a blade!  These screws are very small and light--they go flying if you even breath on them so don't lose them.  You have been warned.  The replacement cost me $25 shipped.