My husband gave me this watch for my birthday, and I love it!!!  I had read many reviews of Skagen watches, and I'll address some of the issues other people have run into and my impressions so far:

1.  Many people say that because of the mesh band, these watches fall off and get lost.

The clasp can be moved up and down the band for a custom fit.  You unhook a special latch inside the clasp, and re-fasten it in the desired place.  There are special grooves on the underside of the band designed to fit a notch on the clasp.  If you don't line the notch up with these, it's possible it could come loose.  In addition, if you don't press the inner latch to lock the clasp in place, this could also cause the band to come loose.  This all sounds complicated, but in person, it's pretty easy to figure out.

2.  Many reviews say these watches are supposed to be water-resistant, but that they really aren't.  Often the story is that the reviewer washed their hands with the watch on, and a mist appeared under the glass.

I've washed my hands with this watch on many times, but I don't let the water run over it, so I can't attest to whether it's resistant or not.

I really like the design of this watch!  The mesh links are very small, so you'd have a hard time snagging the band on anything.  If adjusted properly, the clasp has 2 different catches that secure it in place.  The face of the watch has gold numbers so it could be worn with more colors than its all-silver-tone counterpart (http://www.amazon.com/Skagen-Womens-107SSSD-Bracelet-Watch/dp/B0000643Q6/ref=pd_sim_watch_1).

The actual design of the watch is very cool and 60s-looking.  The band swivels where it meets the watch case.  I prefer this to their watches that have the band totally attached to the case.  I think after a while these would get creased near the pressure points and start looking icky.

If you live in a climate where temperatures vary year-round, this watch can be adjusted at any time without visiting a jeweler!

The only thing I don't like is that the glass on the watch face sticks up.  It also has kind of a sharp edge.  I don't think you could hurt yourself on it, but it seems like it would be way more prone to chipping or scratching than a recessed piece of glass.  I haven't gotten any scratches (knock on wood), so maybe it's special glass!