Features:

• Movement - 21 Jewel Self Winding Automatic Movement
• Water Resistant - 200Meters(660 feet) Water Resistant
• Case Diameter - 46 MM
• Crystal - Hardlex Crystal

Editor Reviews:

Product Description:
Seiko Watch - Model SKX779K

Amazon.com Product Description:
This 21-jewel, automatic watch winds itself with the motion of your wrist, so you'll never need to change the battery. It has a stainless steel case and features a black dial with three-hand function, easy-to-read bar markers, and an English/Spanish day/date window at the three o'clock position. Additional features include a screw-down case and crown, a scratch-resistant Hardlex crystal, and a one-way rotating bezel that keeps track of elapsed time. With its Lumibrite hands, markers, and bezel, this watch is easy to read in both light and dark conditions. The watch secures to a durable, stainless-steel bracelet band. Designed for diving, this watch is water-tested to 200 meters. It meets ISO standards and is suitable for scuba diving.

Rating : - A Supreme Value for the Money
Recieved this watch yesterday night and so far I'm colored very very pleased.

One concern I had was that the watch would be too heavy or thick on my wrist and those concerns vanished as soon as I opened the box and tried it on my wrist. I've handled a Breitling SuperOcean SteelFish and in my mind that is a watch that feels much thicker and heavier.

This watch is definitely a looker with the rugged bezel and domed crystal Also very comfortable with the offset crown and high quality bracelet and clasp.

PRO's:
- BEZEL! By far the best feeling bezel ever experienced. These clicks aren't your standard ratcheting clicks, but rather feel like turning the dial on an expensive swiss safe. You won't get a bezel like this on a Luminox or Traser
- Very large lume markers make for a small green flashlight when you first enter a dark room. (okay, an exaggeration, but the lume is good!)
- Bracelet and clasp quality feel very good with no sharp edges and no 'sticky' links in the bracelet.

Cons;
- The internal movement isn't exactly the Ferrari of watch movements. In fact it might not even be a Lexus. But its a Toyota... Make that a used Toyota. Yeah, that trusty old used Toyota you used to drive back in high school... the red one with rust on the rear wheel well. Reliable, slow, and cheap. But hey for the price it's still a great deal.
- The nature of this type of lume means that after a couple hours the brightness is drastically reduced. However the initial brightness is much greater than that of a tritium watch, it will eventually dim to a brightness lower than the tritium watch over the course of a night. (see article for details: http://forums.watchuseek.com/showthread.php?t=144)
- No hack movement, makes setting precise time to the second difficult

I'll update in 6 months after continuous wear...