Omega Men's 2317.30.00 Seamaster Aqua Terra Quartz Two-Tone Watch

Comment: When I got this watch, I, too, had some trouble. Second hand movement indicated low battery. Instead of returning this watch, I took it to a watchmaker who changed the battery. It cost me $15.50.

As best I tell, this watch has been accurate to the second since I got it back. It is a very nice looking watch, and seems very sturdy on my wrist. I gave it four stars because of the initial trouble I had, otherwise it would get a five from me!

Comment: When I spend $2K on a watch, I expect it to run when I get it. Perhaps the battery was dead, but I wasn't interested in paying to find out. I returned the watch the same day it arrived.

On the up side, the Amazon return was easy and Amazon promptly credited back the purchase price to my credit card.

Comment: I had high hopes for this watch, as it was a special gift for my husband and was a good price. However, when I received it it did not operate - the warranty included was with a third party that you would have to pay to insure it to, mail it out, and pay a $10.00 fee for any service. Omega did not warranty the watch. Since we did not know what was wrong with it, it was returned. For that price, I would expect the watch to be in running condition when received.

Comment: I originally purchased this watch nearly 10 years ago, and I also have several other Omegas in my watch collection. This was my first luxury watch, and I paid more than $2500 10 years ago. Battery life has been great, time keeping great, and overall satisfaction excellent. Very nice fit and an impressive item.

Comment: One of Omega's answer to the Rolex/Datejust model, except, it keeps better time, looks more modern, is a better value and has better looking 18K gold highlights. I only wish the second's hand would hit the marks better and it had some kind of warranty.