Had my eye on this chrono for quite some time, due to its stunning appearance.  The analog aircraft instrument look is particularly eye-catching, IMO, and the conventions of instrumentation serve this line well.

It is delightfully easy to read in normal, low-light and no-light conditions, and the large numerals and indicators make for quick referencing without the need to really focus to make sure you're seeing the correct time!

The finish and overall feel are quite satisfying, and the dimensions are easy enough to live with.  At over 13mm thick, it's at the outside edge of what I would normally wear comfortably every day, but the design of its shape and contouring make it wrist-friendly.  At this thickness, though, wearing it with shirt cuffs can be tedious, so I wouldn't put it in the dress-watch category.

I didn't give the full five stars based on two things that might be of less importance to others:
1)  Precision - the bezel, and two of the four hands don't line up absolutely, exactly on the markers.  They're only off by the least of shades, but they are off, and while not catastrophic by any means, it is noticeable to me.  Quite probably trivial to someone else, but there it is.
2)  Price - based on other moderate timepieces I've bought (TX, Bulova, Victorinox, Seiko, Invicta, Lemans, Citizen, etc.), I'd say at the $227 I paid for it, it's about $30 or so more than it should be.  Not criminal by any means, but enough so that I don't feel like I got a real steal.  Certainly though, I have no real regrets about paying the price.

Very attractive, apparently solid, very comfortable and wonderfully easy to set, use and read.  Four and a half stars, really!