UPDATE: After VERY light use (i.e. a total of not more than 2 weeks in "genteel" conditions), the clasp pin just fell out. Revising to 3 stars for poor build quality.

It's a smart- and bold-looking watch, in what you might call a naval color scheme, since it's a diver's watch. Compared to many watches at this price, the styling is decent for its price point and purpose. To that point, it has an east-to-turn coin-edge bezel. It has a stopwatch but no calendar or alarm, so it's pretty basic in its functionality. Note that a comparably-styled watch with a perpetual calendar such as the Seiko Men's SNQ095 USA Sport 100 will run twice as much.  The styling of the Seiko is a little more refined, but it's not marketed as a "diver's watch" (it's rated for only 100 meters). In the same vein, the 1773 has larger luminous markings - because it's a diver's watch.

The Timex Men's T2C061 is cheaper and has a perpetual calendar, but, to me, does not look as good (YMMV). A watch like this with a non-perpetual calendar is a pain to maintain and not worth the hassle. (If you have to keep setting the date each month, do you really need the watch to tell you the date?)

The crown does not appear to be screwdown - I've tried to do so, but it seems to pop out without having to unscrew it. The instructions are somewhat easy to follow - the booklet gives generic instructions for each type of watch, but gives guidance on which instructions you should use. As another reviewer mentioned, the chronograph 1/10 second hand stops after a minute. I believe this is as designed, to save battery and wear. When you stop the count, it appears that the 1/10 hand moves to what the actual 1/10 count should be.

It is a largish watch, and I've got a small wrist, but I've long since stopped worrying about watch size when buying watches. My previous Skaagen experience was not a good one, what with their amazing spontaneously cracking crystal. They are thinner, but some of that thinness is illusory. I find it's more a question of weight. If you can get used to larger watches, they look great regardless of wrist size.

All in all it seems a good value for the price and purpose. (Oops - see update)