This is a watch provided to me by Amazon to review, and I've been wearing it for about a week now. It definitely is not a petite Ladies watch, it's probably the largest and heaviest I have ever worn. I thought that might be more of an issue for me, but I have to say, it really is quite a comfortable watch and in spite of the weight, is well-balanced on my wrist and doesn't spin around like so many other watches, even smaller ones, tend to do. The band doesn't grab hairs which is always nice, and my jeweler was able to take the links out with just a minimal amount of effort, I was not charged for it, so you may want to shop around if yours wants to charge. I did forget to ask the jeweler to try and pull out the crown, luckily the watch was set to the correct time when I got it, because I cannot get it out even trying to use something else to pry it open, it's very tight and won't budge. So that may be an issue when it comes time to change the time again.

The ceramic is very shiny and unlike plastic or silicon bands, wears better over time and won't lose its luster...very important for a white watch! I've had several other white watches and all end up needing to be replaced solely because I could not keep them clean and bright white. Not an issue here. The display is very large and easy to read, but there's nothing that lights it up so in dark lighting, you're out of luck reading it. The main gripe I have with the watch is that for its size and price, it really should have at least a date display, as well as a backlight or glow or something to make it visible in the dark. I'd probably take that into consideration when shopping for which model to buy, as it's very bare bones on features compared to other watches.

UPDATE: After having this for a year, I revised my rating a bit lower. Basically this watch is so hard to change the time, no one seems able to pull out the crown to change the time for DST. We've even tried wedging something under there to try and get it up, no luck at all. I thought I was going to have to take it to a jeweler to change the time but finally found that by unscrewing the knob we were finally able to get a grip and pull it out. This does not seem reasonable and is sure to trip other owners up if it's a typical issue. For that reason, I would not recommend this watch, I'm not sure if I just got a bad one, but this is a pretty basic function that should not have been an issue on such a new watch.