SEIKOSRPG31 Watch for Men - 5 Sports - Automatic with Manual Winding Movement, Blue-Gray Dial, Stainless Steel Case, Blue-Gray Nylon Strap, 100m Water Resistant, and Day/Date Display

Nothing I dislike. A mechanical movement does not keep time quite as accurately as a battery-powered quartz movement, but Seiko tells you this in their literature. Don't expect perfect accuracy from a spring-driven movement. That said, I can go weeks without adjusting and be less than one minute off.I wear it all day every day, and it functions perfectly. If you're not going to wear it (or keep it in a case designed for self-winding watches), this isn't the watch for you. If you like the old-school movement (and I love the clear case-back) and will wear the watch daily, then this is a great watch. It's simple, classy, and costs a lot less than most automatics. A great entry-level automatic watch.

The watch is just as it appears in the photographs. It is beautiful and made with quality materials. It come with a very sporty strap.

I picked this up as a Christmas present for myself - the price point was too good to pass up. The watch is beautiful and functions very well. I replaced the strap because it's kind of bulky and awkward and the lume isn't as pronounced as I would prefer, but these are very minor afterthoughts. I get compliments on it all the time and have enjoyed my time with it so far.

Beautiful color combination. Such a unique look. Harder to find metal bands for though.

It was given to me as a gift. It still one of my most worn watches. The watch can run fast and it will go over the time you set it.

Nice watch but struggle to get the day and date to sync up.

Always liked Seiko watches. I like that they build everything in house. Easy to read. Easy to set. So far it's been within specs for accuracy.The NATO strap is well made.The movement is very quiet. I simply can't hear it, unlike my Rolex Sea Dweller which is target loud.Nice everyday, travel watch.

So far I've only had it for a week and in that time it gained a minute and a half. To me that is excellent for an automatic watch (face it, it's not a Rolex). In the past, I have been told that gaining or losing 5 minutes per week for a relatively inexpensive watch is very good. Once I have worn it for a while, I will be interested in seeing how well it keeps time. AND no battery, no charging and no beeps or chimes telling me what to do. Just wear it to keep it wound.