I've become a big fan of tritium-illuminated watches and after quite a lot of research elected to go with the Traser as it is a reasonable compromise between price and function. Ball watches are a bit too clunky and expensive, and Luminox didn't really have what I wanted, while Traser is a well-known brand and met my needs. In the picture the watch is a gunmetal color and quite attractive (black/gray) but in real life it's just solid black and a bit boring, with white hands and numbers and dots.  The large date feature compensates for the lack of magnification via the Sapphire crystal, but the 1 is oddly off-set to the right, so that it is barely visible for all dates ranging from 10th through 19th. And the water resistance is only to 100m which means it's OK for swimming and showering but not for anything more serious.

BUT - for a general purpose watch it is very acceptable, very comfortable, and easy to live with. While the tritium illumination isn't as bright as on the cheaper Uzi Protector I also bought recently, it is good in no-light conditions and the fact that illumination is everywhere (each hour, two main hands plus the second hand) makes it very easy to read quickly, such as when you wake up in a hotel room halfway across the world and are wondering just what on earth the time is.