My wife gave me this watch for Christmas 2012.  I had not had an automatic/windable watch since I was a kid.  I wanted to get one since my last wrist watch's battery died for the 2nd time and I had the frustration of finding somewhere to get it replaced...plus the watch was getting old and it and the metal band were scratching my wrist.

I saw the skeleton watches when browsing around and thought many were very striking.  I wanted numbers on the face (not the 'I' ticks alone) and this one has Roman Numerals which is great (it does seem challenging to find watches with numbers and not just ticks).  As other reviewers point out, the '4' is not IV but IIII which I guess is common for watch faces and probably to avoid confusion with V.

Downside of this watch is the band.  I do not have huge wrists but the wristband is rather small...I am using the last punch hole for the watch to wear it (it might loosen further as the leather wears with time?)  Otherwise the leather is very soft and comfortable and I have no complaint.

The good aspects are the color and appearance.  Viewing the internal workings of the device is really cool (though I am somewhat a geek).  The watch runs fine while resting overnight following a day of it being worn.  I love the soft 'ticking' sound it makes but it is difficult to hear unless right next to your ear (so it is not obtrusive when quiet).  I was not sure about the brown color of the face but it is really more of a dark bronze and is complimented well by the silver of the internal skeleton view.  The hands are glow in the dark and worked well this AM when I was getting ready to leave for work.
My wife and I priced some other watches in stores around our city and this device is by far the most attractive and least expensive we found...a great value so far....so 'thanks, Amazon!'
The watch seems to be one that can easily be worn for casual or more formal affairs with ease.
I am very pleased.
Have gotten compliments from others about it already.