The watch itself is very aesthetic and legible, as well as light. However, its lightness is its Achilles' heel, because of this, the bezel mechanism is made of plastic. This affects how easily the bezel moves - in my opinion, too easily. I have repeatedly accidentally turned the bezel while: putting on clothes, in light contact with an obstacle (wall/branch), or even when putting my hands behind my head while lying down. Additionally, the bezel has some play, which gives me chills at the thought of using the watch on the beach - fortunately, I haven't yet had the chance to verify whether sand can block it (to me, the play is roughly the size of a grain of sand at its widest point). If not for the innovative bezel mechanism, I would give 5 stars. As it is, I give 3 because the watch is not reliable because of this and I know I shouldn't blindly trust the bezel and need to use something else when calculating time. Another drawback is the date display - which, as with most watches, does not distinguish how many days are in the month. So every month I have to check and possibly reset the date display to ensure the date is correct. Apart from that, I use the watch for everyday civilian tasks, but I'm not the kind of person who obsessively takes care of material things. If something breaks, gets scratched, or damaged, apparently that's the way it was meant to be. Here the case+crowns and glass of the case are of excellent quality. I have often scraped them against walls, tiles, wood, hit here and there, and there aren't even the slightest scratches. Gas illumination - perfect, very readable. If I were to buy another Traser watch, it would either be without a bezel or with a classic bezel. Here the price is adequate because it somewhat reflects the quality (you need to pay much more for other Traser watches).
