The watch speaks for itself. It is beautiful, fits my wrist well, and isn't too heavy. I will focus on the downsides only because the upsides overwhelm the downsides. When purchasing this watch, one should consider their ability to read the white lettering against the light blue background. I misjudged and would do better with more contrast. The second hand does not exactly align with the minute hand when reaching the whole minute, which doesn't cause confusion in identifying the time, but is something that I noticed. The GX-AC maintains better time than my Garmin Fenix 7 when out of cell service. The GX-AC exceeded my expectations in accuracy for the short period that I have owned it. Over 36 hours that I have compared the watch with UTC, the watch is 3 seconds slow, compared to UTC. I've only owned the watch for a short period of time, but that is better than my Garmin at time differential when out of cell service with UTC and is better than the stated accuracy for an automatic watch. Losing 3 seconds may not seem like much and isn't much for most applications, but if you are using it for navigation the Earth currently spins at 15 degrees of longitude per hour, knowing the rate that one's watch is fast or slow matters. If the watch continues to be slow at a constant rate, it will be a useful tool for navigation. I also purchased a LIV quartz watch, which I should receive tomorrow. I am interested to learn which one keeps better time. The watch is very nice and comfortable.…