BulovaMen's Marine Star 'Series B' Stainless Steel 3-Hand Calendar Quartz Watch, Black Dial Style: 98B203

I have a hard time taking this watch off my wrist! First off, it's incredibly beautiful, with a simple, classy design, and also quite comfortable. However, what I like the most in this watch is its accuracy. As it fits all Bulova quartz watches, it's reliable, accurate and well balanced on one's wrist. Even though it's a bit on the large and hefty side, it becomes part of your body after a while. Easy to wear, read, enjoy, has the looks of a Submariner or a Tudor Pelagos (I've been told) and I dare say performs just as well for a small fraction of the price.

Elegant, simple design, and very affordably priced. I love my new watch. Easy to set the time and date. Easy to adjust the band width and looks very stylish with either a dress shirt or more casual attire.

This watch is awesome! I can’t stop looking at it. I don’t ever have to take it off. It looks good at work, it doesn’t look out of place at the gym, and I don’t have to worry about taking it off when I jump in the pool or beach. I am going to look out for when this one dips in price again and buy another one to have as a backup.

I've worn this watch almost every day for the last year and absolutely love it. I've worn it for almost every occasion you can think of and it looks just as much at home in formal wear at work as it does out on the weekends or working on my car. As others have said, it looks and feels much more expensive than it really is and the weight feels comparable to watches of the same style that cost thousands of dollars. I've gotten a ton of compliments on it, including a couple older guys asking if it was an Omega (maybe someday). It's been surprisingly accurate and for a ~$200 watch the lume works really well at night; I'm pretty confident that this watch would last a lifetime if you took care of it. That being said, I didn't baby this watch at all and 100% expected it to take some scratches over the last year. For someone who likes the submariner style that's looking for a quality first (or cheaper) watch, I really can't think of a better option.That being said, I do have a few negatives for this watch:- The black rotating bezel scratches pretty easily and the paint has started to wear off, revealing the stainless steel underneath. I've put this watch through the ringer over the last year so the scratching/wear doesn't surprise me at all, but just something to be aware of- The mineral glass doesn't seem to be anti-reflective at all and was scratched within ~9 months of use. Can't really ask for all that much for $200 with daily use, but it does drive me a little crazy if it's really bright outside.

Been a big fan of Bulova for years. This piece does not disappoint. Wear it for work, then wipe it down and wear it to dinner with my Ladyship. Compliments in both venues. Long live Bulova!

After 40 years as a Seiko devotee, I had run through the solar, self winding, and battery powered watches. Solar quit charging after 3 years, self winding was never accurate even after 2 trips to the jeweler, and decided to move on. The Bulova is equal in readability, comfort, price, and style. And it is dead accurate.

Good quality and a great price. I'm pleased with my purchase.

Perfect watch but the problems are in the band!1 For my wrist at least, I need a half link and the simply don't exist for this watch.2 It's elegant, and versatile but you can't change out the band. I'd bet this things band weighs 1 pound. I don't notice I'm wearing it about 40% of the time but I have watches that I forget I have them on until I need them and I wish this did that. It would be nice to be able to change out the band to leather or nato but no dice.Overall the watch itself is great, I'm keeping it! I just think I'll find something I like better pretty soon and it's all the bands fault.