Not gonna add anymore than has been said already (CJ Reynolds, Richard Yacuk or Jeffrey McMahon) in the previous detailed reviews.
My watch has reached its full power reserve after an hour jogging. I did find it very heavy on the wrist for a jog. But it wears VERY comfortably on the wrist under normal conditions (Desk Diving). It does need a lot of time on wrist to reach full charge, logically if it takes an x amount of time to reach the 1 month/ 20 sec indication, it will take 5times that length of time to fully charge.
I had to play around to get it fit well and everything you have read about the difficulty in adjusting the bracelets is true. Don't lose the collars!. i wear all my watches snug just about an inch above the wrist joint. These watches are NOT bangles, or lightweights. Plenty of other small Seikos around. The finish is impressive for the price and the color is just great. A lot shinier than you see in the pictures, and closer to gunmetal grey, than black. After a while i also noticed that the yellow highlights blend in as though they were white, maybe i just don't notice them anymore, but on closer inspection they are as yellow as ever.
I am fast becoming an exclusive Seiko man, after an abominable and expensive Bulova Accutron experience, and i don't care much for the overpriced Swiss snobbery bandied about.
I won't really take this into the water, i have a Citizen ProMaster that is the duck's guts in the water and a rubber strapped 2nd Gen Orange Monster that is on its way to me (can't wait to write about that!!), so this will be a manly watch to show off....i like it that much it gets the bulk of my wrist time :)