Titanium case, and back keep the weight down (don't know what the Bezel is, crown is not titanium). Also the case is thinner than many diver's watches. 200 meter water resistance will tolerate a lot. Sapphire crystal should be VERY scratch resistant. Rubber "accordion band" is comfortable and lets you forget the watch is even there. The automatic motion is NH35 (Seiko I think), and after a week the watch is 56 seconds fast. The dial is pretty sterile with a white date, and simple GPW and Einsatzuhr below the 12 Marker. The Lume charges quickly and glows bright for a while, but its 3AM readability is just "OK".  The Bezel numbers are hours rather than minutes (took a little getting used too).

The Stock pictures make the watch look "Smaller" than it is. (Pictured next to my 3602 I have worn for the last 12 years) Also there is an odd edge on the underside that might contact a heavier person's arm. (Look at pic of underside.)

If this watch had an "Option" for Tritium and 5 minute increment marker bezel I would get that one. But I am keeping this one.