A genuine tool watch at an entry level luxury price point, rather than a luxury watch roleplaying...
Top grade Sellita is great for the price, most other automatic watches with Eta 2824 and its derivatives in this price range use lower spec basic or elabore grades. Seiko would sell you a much worse 6R movement at this price. Mine runs 2 - 4 seconds a day fast while worn which is pretty darn good.
The lume is excellent (Seiko diver or better excellent). The bezel pip is aligned with the dial. The bezel action is reassuring with no back play. The date window aligns well with the cut out There are no applied polished markers, fancy bezel materials or glitzy dial materials or finishing or fancy hands; just everything matte, contrasting, well printed highly legible in different lighting. This should be no surprise considering the origins of the design.
Polishing looks decent. Brushing is ok. Transitions between polished and brushed are crisp. You can see the transition from the edges of the fixed bars and the case on the outside of the lugs in good lighting with good eyes looking for it specifically. This doesn't bother me, it may bother you.
The crown is unsigned but feels good to screw/unscrew and operate the movement.
The strap is comfortable with no spring bar point of failure.
Overall it feels and performs great with utilitarian good looks; very happy with mine.