I would urge anyone thinking about buying this watch to take some careful measurements.  The watch face is 1-1/2 inches in diameter across the front.  The top of my wrist in the "watch zone"  is about 2 inches across, and this watch looks really big on it.  The numbers are also quite large in relation to the face, which contributes to the impression of a very large face.  Each of them is about a quarter-inch tall, in a plain, bold, black font (kind of an Arial black, if you want to type out a few numbers to get an idea of their appearance).  The black-on-white face is very easy to read, but you'll be squinting at the tiny date window.  The date would not only be easier to read but also more proportional to the watch face if the window were a bit larger.

The watch band is also very long, and it's nice that it will accommodate a wide range of sizes.  However, my wrist is not particularly small at 7-1/4 inches around, and I will need to have at least two links removed.  You might end up disappointed, like me, that you can't start wearing the watch right out of the box.  There doesn't seem to be a straightforward way to adjust the band, so it will mean a trip to the jeweler's.  As someone else mentioned, it would have been a nice touch for the manufacturer to include a little tool to adjust the band.

I like my watches to stay in place so I can read the time at a glance; if you wear yours more like a dangle bracelet, this one will probably work without adjustment.  It's not much of a bracelet, though.  The plastic band definitely looks like plastic, and the clasp is large.  I thought the crystals would convey a dressier look, but they're more whimsical bling than dressy (and, again, make the watch face look really big).  It will be a good blue jeans watch.