This watch is really beautifully made.  Every aspect of it that I can think to comment on is exceptionally high in quality.  The turning bezel (the reason it is called a 'diver' watch) is a huge improvement over other diving watches I've owned, since the bezel NEVER turns on its own -- an annoying quality in every other diving watch I've ever had.  It stays in place, so the arrow pointing to 12:00 is always in place.

The band is shiny, and fairly scratch-resistant.  I was able to remove links on my own, but I'd recommend just bringing it to a watch shop to do this, since it was quite difficult.  The band is heavy, and the latch is secure.  At first it was a bit difficult to take the watch off, but I got used to it, and it's better anyway, since it seems very secure.

As far as I can tell, this watch keeps excellent time.  I do wish it had a light -- that's the only thing I'd change about it (but it's not a reason for me to deduct a star).  The hands are easy to spot, with good contrast against the dark background.  The markings for the hours are also easy to see.  The date is a nice feature and has a magnifier over it.

The color of the bezel is a deep blue, with almost a purplish hue -- actually, indigo best describes the color.  I don't think it looks feminine -- it's a nice color, since it's a bit unique and grabs the eye, but still goes with everything.  I have received several compliments on this watch, which I don't recall getting on any other watch I've owned!  My boss noticed it just the day after I started wearing it and commented on how nice it was.

So overall, I would highly recommend this watch -- know that it is quite a heavy watch, probably since the quality is so high.  It is also on the larger size for a man's watch -- not overly so, just substantial.  I'd be shocked if this thing fell apart -- it's by far the nicest watch I've ever owned, and feels solid and well made.