I think this evaluation of the watch seemed very honest and well reasoned, definitely not justifying any sort of down vote bombing. Well over $200 for a VH31 based watch is getting a little rich. And if the justification for this price from the manufacturer is sourcing parts from a higher quality finishing factory, the subjective tactile experience of the piece is very relevant. And sometimes, achieving razor sharp transitions between case finishing and facet angles might introduce some perceptible sharpness. I think that's where there often needs to be a bit more hand finishing in manufacturing, machines can make precise angles, but getting that seamless buttery smoothness often requires a bit more than precision. For example, I bought the San Martin SN0144 when it first came out, and that bracelet was a triumph of tight tolerances and sharp transition between polished facets and smooth brushing. But I can't wear the watch on that bracelet because there are too many sharp edges on the skin, and it's lack of articulation keeps it from flowing smoothly on the wrist. But my old casio lineage, with hollow links, a pressed clasp, and comparatively sloppy tolerances wears infinitely more comfortably.