HOLY CRAP is this thing HUGE.  I had NO IDEA this thing was enormous!  I know, I know, you're sitting there thinking "Well, dude, it clearly shows in that 6th photo that this thing is over 50 millimeters tall and +60 millimeters wide".  WHAT?  That means NOTHING to me! I'm American!  We have no concept for millimeters, or whatever unit of measurement you're using there in Uzbekistan or wherever this watch/clock/monstrosity was made!  OH, and I like how it comes with the "Suggested retail $595" tag on it, but it's under $100 here at Amazon.  Yah.  Way to make you feel better that you just bought a wrist-weight you can use at the gym!  Maybe it's good for cardio?  Swing those arms!!!  But seriously, I have NO idea who would wear this.  In public.  I'm 5'9" tall (that's five feet, nine inches, for those of you in Sweden or Romania) and I'm in good shape.  Also, I am white.  I would not be caught dead wearing such a hugely enormous monster of a watch.  People would laugh at me.  Maybe it really IS a "diver" watch as the title suggests.  Does ANYONE a) actually go diving and if so b) wears a designer watch like this while doing so?  If you are either well over 7 feet tall or morbidly obese, you could PROBABLY pull off wearing this.  You might be able to read the dial from up there, and/or it won't get lost in the folds of arm-fat you've gained over the years of KFC-binge-eating. I have no idea what to do with this thing now.  Maybe tie it to a chain and wear it around my neck?  You could hurt somebody with this thing - it weighs a ton.  Maybe it will make a good doorstop or paperweight.  This is the most ridiculously-looking accessory I've ever worn in my life.
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* UPDATE * This watch looks pretty good on my buddy.  He's a lot taller (and slightly wider) than myself.  This is definitely a watch to be worn if you want some attention!  It still looks big on him, but it's more suitable for his frame.  He said it was "funky-cool", so, it's got that going for it, which is nice....