The watch itself appears slightly smaller than I had expected (trick of the glass, I think), but no less stunning for that.  The dial has a little blue "gem" on it, which adds a nice touch -- it would be easy to add more "touches" to the end of the chain tassel, if desired.  The metal piece that it hangs/swivels on is fairly heavy, but can be pried out of the watch itself without much difficulty yet without worrying that the watch might just fall off one day.

The chain itself is delicate for such a heavy piece though -- looks-wise and physically.  It broke on me when it barely snagged on something the first time I wore it. However, since a heavier chain looks better (imho), it might be worth simply replacing it with a heavier brass chain from the beginning.  Well worth the price just for the watchpiece -- I dock a star only because the chain is too delicate for the weight of the watch imho -- and would make a great gift for anyone who likes steampunk, victorian pieces, or simply unusual jewelry/watches.