I like this watch very much.  Had the same model previously (probably about 10 yrs ago) so was surprised that this model is still in production.  Had a Seiko most recently and when it died I wanted something a little more affordable and just happened to stumble on this watch at Amazon.  Quality is pretty good; nothing about it looks 'cheap' and the last one I had lasted just as long as my more recent Seiko.  Good enough for dress (in my opinion) but not out of place otherwise.  I have long, thin wrists so I especially like that the watch body isn't too large nor heavy.  More a matter of personal taste but I also like the black face.  Band is nice enough too, although I've always had a little bit of a problem with bands that have links (i.e. occasionally snags arm hair).  If you buy this watch, the printed Instructions for removing links to adjust the band that came with the watch were a little confusing but Armitron has better instructions here.  A little tricky but not too difficult once you get the idea, however you will need a good quality precision screwdriver (a paperclip won't do) with a blade-type tip approx 1/16" wide (as opposed to a phillips screwdriver).  Hope this helps.  The pegs that secure the removeable links are a little stubborn the first time you remove them so expect to have to push pretty hard on the little raised dimple (which are just barely visible between the slot at the end of the link)  Hope this helps.  [ ... ]

Update (02/08/16) - I bought another a month or two ago after the crystal got too scuffed up.  just got around to adjusting the band and thought I'd update my previous tips.  first, the arrows on the underside of the band indicate removeable pegs between links.  remove the peg in the direction of the arrow by inserting a small flat blade screwdriver between the slot on the end cap to the left of the arrow.  if you look closely, you'll see a little raised dimple in there to push on.  once you get it out 1/16" or so, use a thin blade to (gently) pry it out until you can get your fingers on it.  after that it comes out easily.  the rest are easy once you get the idea.