This is a nifty, rugged, casual watch for a big man with a large frame.  If your wrist's on the skinny side, pass this one by.  But if you're a big guy, you'll like this for casual wear. The watch's case is actually a full 2 inches wide (not counting an extra 1/4" for the screw-down crown).  It's massive!

The numbers are HUGE and easy to read; great for anyone who's visually impaired & fun for the rest of us.

The numbers, hands & large tick-marks are phosphorescent.  They're white in daylight and glow a really cool looking Indigo blue/light purple in the dark.  Initially, you'll have to expose the watch to light for 4-5 hours to "charge" the phosphorescent coating, but after that, regular exposure to light just from wearing the watch should keep it glowing in the dark as needed.

Like all diver's watches we've owned, this one has a rubber watchband that's comfortable and easy to fit to the wrist.  This is said to be water resistant to 330 feet and has a rotating diver's scale on the bezel. It's proven to be very accurate and hasn't needed any adjustment since we've owned it--it has a quartz movement (battery powered), and the second hand ticks off each second with a brief pause (rather than having a sweeping second hand).  The design is simplicity itself:  just the time and a diver's dial.  No dates to set, no alarm to annoy you, no chronographic functions you'll never learn to use, anyway.  Just the time, ma'am.

It's a nice-looking, unique, casual watch and a great conversation piece.  The shifted placement of the crown is a quirky design touch that actually serves a useful function--it makes the watch easier to set and also prevents the large face from "poking" your wrist when you flex.  Fun, fun, fun!  And why shouldn't a watch be fun?