The first thing that caught my eye was how sleek and clean this watch appears. It's one of the nicest looking men's watches I've seen.  Its silver and black color scheme is both elegant and simple and looks at home in casual and more formal settings.

The dial is large and easy to read and comes with three chronograph subdials which display 60 second, 30 minute and 12 hour functions.  The day of the month is also easily visible on the dial.  Another feature that my husband appreciates: the hands and hour markers are luminescent so the watch can be read in the dark.

The band is indeed quite large as I've found to be the case with all Invicta watches but it's easy and fast to remove the extra links with an inexpensive Invicta watch sizing tool which is sold separately.  I bought the sizing tool when I bought my first Invicta watch and it worked beautifully on this watch as well.  Of course, if you prefer, you can always take it to a jeweler.

I didn't think to weigh it  before the links were removed, but after my husband took out a few of them, the watch weighed exactly 6 oz.  So it's fairly heavy and substantial but not overwhelmingly so and I understand that it's easy to get used to and not at all uncomfortable.  In fact, for a man who frequently prefers not to wear a watch, he's rarely without this one.