Features:

• Kinetic-quartz movement
• Hardlex crystal
• Stainless-steel case; Blue dial; Date function
• Water-resistant to 100 M (330 feet)

Editor Reviews:

Product Description:
Kinetic movement, Analog date display, Screw-in caseback, Silver-tone hands and roman numerals/stick markers, 100 meters/330 feet water-resistant

Amazon.com Product Description:
Stylish and technologically advanced, the kinetic Seiko SMA203 stainless steel men's watch contains its own internal electrical generator--operated by natural wrist movements--making it independent of conventional storage batteries. It also features Seiko's unique Kinetic Auto Relay, which automatically resets the watch to the correct time--even if the watch hasn't been worn for up to 4 years. If the watch senses inactivity for more than three days, it automatically stops the hands to conserve energy, then continues to compute the time internally.

The large, round watch case measures 1.65 inches in diameter and has a distinctly designed sectioned bezel with studded accents. The bracelet band flows seamlessly from the watch case and is composed of a mix of brushed, textured, and polished pieces. The dark blue dial includes silver stick dial markers, Roman numerals at 6 and 12 o'clock, and silver baton hands (with second hand). Other features include a scratch-resistant sapphire crystal, date function at 4 o'clock, and water resistance to 100 meters (330 feet).

Warranty
This Seiko watch is covered by a limited 3-year manufacturer's warranty (includes 1st year worldwide coverage with 2nd and 3rd years valid only in the United States). This warranty does not cover the strap, crystal, watch bracelet, battery, or any watch accessory. This includes, but is not limited to, any pouch or belt attached to the watch. If the watch is repaired or serviced by anyone other than Seiko, the warranty becomes void.

Rating : - Just as described
I was concerned about getting this watch on the web without seeing it first (photographs some times don't give you the whole feel for the watch as they are only front photos). But I'm really happy with how this watch looks. It is thinner than I expected (which I like...though it is not thin...9mm, yet is not bulky either) but it is elegant looking, yet informal enough.
I like the fact that it winds itself up, I've wanted a Seiko kinetic for the longest time and this was the best price for a auto relay one $213! (it pauses itself when not used and then adjust itself when you start using it again).
One thing I didn't like is that the calendar is on a montly bases only...so any month of 30 days or February...you have to manually adjust the date...I don't know if the more expensive verisons have a true year calendar built in...
It is the heaviest watch I own, but is not enough to give you any problem. One thing you need to be aware of, the autorelay will adjust the time, but not the date, so if you don't use it often, you need to adjust the date and takes a while with the little dial if you are a few days off. In short, if you want an autorelay Seiko Kinetic, but want to do it on the cheap...this is the one to get, the only ones you'll find cheaper won't have the auto relay feature.