When I opened the box I said, "OH MY GOD!  THIS THING IS HUGE!"  Whatever anybody else writes about this watch, just be sure your wearer is a large man.  The watch face itself is 5 cm (almost 2 full inches) in diameter.  It's the color of light copper and I guess is at least 10 oz. heavy.  My husband has e-mailed the company asking how to shorten the band length and we are waiting a response from them.  He was surprised when he first saw it because of it's size,  but since then it's kind of growing on him.  We both love watching the internal mechanisms work and though big, it's a nice watch.  What I especially like about it is that it's a wind-up watch so no need to find batteries every year or so for it.  It doesn't have regular numbers on the watch face but you can use the alternate numbers on the outer dial for reference.  Technically it's a diver's watch, and thus made big to view underwater, but it it can be worn for even fancy occasions.  We just have to figure out how to make the band smaller since hubby is an averaged-size guy. Though he plans on wearing it despite it's large size, robust men will probably love it.  And since there are a lot of those kind of guys, they need a larger watch to fit their wrists.  Please be sure and carefully read the specs given on the information page about this watch to see if it will work out for you.

UPDATE: 12/30/11
We haven't heard back from Invicta on how to adjust the band size so minus one star for lack of company support.

UPDATE: 7.16.12
Hubby took this watch to a jewelers and had a few links taken out of the wristband.  Now he can wear it comfortably and has gotten some nice comments and compliments on it!