This watch promised much when I opened the box, but unfortunately, falls short of delivering on the promise. This timepiece, the Invicta 4607 is a beautiful watch, comparable in size to the Seiko Monster offering, with a two tone gold and stainless case and bracelet. I opened the box, sized the bracelet (easy operation), gave it the requisite ten windings, set the time, and wore the watch for the remainder of the day, approx. 15 hours. I changed watches and wore my Seiko Orange Monster next, and when I went to change back to the 4607, the watch had stopped about two hours before I wore it again, about 20 hours after removing it. I assumed the watch had stopped because I had not given it a chance to fully wind. I unscrewed the crown, felt it pop out as it should, and tried to wind it. Here is when things went wonky. I could not wind the watch in the position the stem achieved when it released from the screw crown-it kept changing the date! I set the date and the time ( at this point, the watch was running from being handled), returned the crown to its screwed in position, and attempted to wind the watch again. No good-the date kept changing again! I repeated this process again with the same result. Finally, I unscrewed the crown, and this time the date changed AGAIN without the crown and stem popping out! I pulled the crown out to the last detent (time setting position), pushed it back past the the date setting position, and only then was I finally able to manually wind the watch. Now, whenever I unscrew the crown, the date changes without any provocation, and I must play hunt and seek to find the proper position to wind the watch or set the time. This watch is a classic example of "getting what you pay for." I own an Invicta 8926, which has been an excellent watch, and the reason I purchased the 4607. With Invicta's warranty shipping policy, coupled with the fact that I paid less than half the price currently being offered by Amazon (and I purchased from Amazon, not a marketplace merchant), it does not make financial sense to be bothered to send the watch for repairs. Instead, I have a beautiful watch that brings only aggravation. Stay away from this product, and buyer beware when purchasing an Invicta product-your eyes are your bargain.