This is a really great watch with subtle sophistication. I love that it is understated and not broadcasting itself to anyone wh...  Read More

This is a really great watch with subtle sophistication. I love that it is understated and not broadcasting itself to anyone who notices it. It's dressy enough for a suit, but also casual enough to look fine with jeans and a t-shirt.It also keeps amazing time - I use the US atomic clock to set it once a week. After 7 days it runs about 3/4 of a second fast - pretty good I'd say! As others have reviewed on this watch and others from Mondaine, initially it appears that the minute hand doesn't line up with the minute markers. This is only true if you set the time at zero seconds with the minute hand exactly on the minute mark. I've found the best way is to stop the second hand on zero, and move the minute hand counter-clockwise first, then come clockwise up to and past the time you want to set. About 1/4 of a minute past the mark works best (line up the trailing edge of the minute hand with the minute marker, not centered on it). Once you start the second hand moving, there must be some lag in the gearing that needs to be accounted for to ensure everything lines up. With this method, my minute hand is exactly on the minute marker when the second hand hits zero.  Read Less

This is a really great watch with subtle sophistication. I love that it is understated and not broadcasting itself to anyone wh...  Read More

This is a really great watch with subtle sophistication. I love that it is understated and not broadcasting itself to anyone who notices it. It's dressy enough for a suit, but also casual enough to look fine with jeans and a t-shirt.It also keeps amazing time - I use the US atomic clock to set it once a week. After 7 days it runs about 3/4 of a second fast - pretty good I'd say! As others have reviewed on this watch and others from Mondaine, initially it appears that the minute hand doesn't line up with the minute markers. This is only true if you set the time at zero seconds with the minute hand exactly on the minute mark. I've found the best way is to stop the second hand on zero, and move the minute hand counter-clockwise first, then come clockwise up to and past the time you want to set. About 1/4 of a minute past the mark works best (line up the trailing edge of the minute hand with the minute marker, not centered on it). Once you start the second hand moving, there must be some lag in the gearing that needs to be accounted for to ensure everything lines up. With this method, my minute hand is exactly on the minute marker when the second hand hits zero.  Read Less