This has become my everyday watch among a collection of Movados, Breitlings, IWC and other very nice (and expensive) watches. Although I'm 6' tall, I have a very scrawny wrist and I was concerned that this watch would be too big for me. I usually avoid large watches because the band pivots points are far apart and make the watch face/case extend out beyond the edges of my wrist which feels awkward and looks stupid. Not a problem with this watch and although it is a heavy watch, I just doesn't feel like it. It is also a very good looking watch, from the generous use of Stainless Steel to the blue patterned face (yes, it does appear blue, not black) as well as all the little design features. Yes, they are all for show and yes, the screw heads next to the crown are fake but who cares. It all makes for a good looking, masculine  watch without being overly cluttered. As far as the bezel goes, let's be honest; what moron is going to take this diving? If you're any kind of serious (or even not so serious) diver you have a computer. Failing that, there are many watches that are much better suited for diving than this (style). Despite what you see in the ads, nobody with any sense dives with a $10,000 Rolex and wearing this on a dive makes just as much sense. I've taken my $30 Timex Ironman on dozens of dives and down to 180 ft without a problem and it gives me 10x the data that an analog watch will provide. Hands and bezel marking that only glow for 1.5 hrs? Are you serious? Who cares? There is a beautiful light which makes the face readable even with my poor eyesight. This is a great watch and for the price, it is a great deal.