Yes, it's big. But after a few days of wearing it (after having it sized by a jeweler for $5) this watch is so comfortable I don't notice it on my wrist.  I prefer to have the links removed by a jeweler, because if they mess up and break it, it's their responsibility to fix it!

The watch is chunky and bold - and that's why I love it. I have an average size wrist (normally I wear bracelets 7" long) and I had the jewelry store remove 3 links from each side and it now fits comfortably, but not tight.  The deployment clasp is secure yet easy to open by grasping it on both sides of the band, and pulling up.

The watch face is about the size of a silver dollar with gold-tone trim on the bezel, stem, hands and numbers.  The gold-tone is just the right shade - not too yellow or brassy looking.  The ceramic is a matte finish.

One thing that is different (at least to ME) is the stem on this watch.  You don't pull it straight out - you have to unscrew it FIRST, then pull it out to set the time/date.  Then screw it back in.

If you love large watches, don't hesitate to buy this. I work in a casual office setting and it fits in fine, I don't think this would look right in a dressy setting though. IMHO ceramic will be around for a long time, it's not a fad. And the super large face makes it very easy to see the time if you have bad eyesight.

Note:  This is my 2nd Invicta white ceramic watch, having purchased one on my own early last summer. I only had to clean it once, and I used non-abrasive toothpaste on a cloth to clean it, then I carefully rinsed the band off with water and dried with a towel. It's durable, too, having worn it almost every day since June 2011, it still looks like new.