Review on Seiko Women's SUT249 Solar Analog Display ⌚ Quartz Silver Watch - Japanese Craftsmanship for Enhanced SEO by Krystal Saddler

I should have bought a battery instead of this solar battery. That "sunny” made it elitist, practical, out of this world, etc. BUT hell no. I am very disappointed. The watch has already turned itself off twice, had to charge it in the sun for 3 days before it turned on again for the first time. And now, a month later, it's happened again! I've been frying it for a week already, but the Seiko repair staff said it needs to be charged under the LED light. Wait. MONTH. Yes, you read it right. Month. What the hell. This is my only watch. And now I'm borrowing my daughter's $10 watch, which is actually more reliable than those flashy ones. The look and material of this watch is excellent, yes. It's not light, it's quite heavy meaning it's all rust free metal unlike cheap casios which are light and hollow to the touch. Anyway, what good is an elegant looking watch if it doesn't serve its purpose.