As stated everywhere, it looks much nicer in real life... or find a more realistic image.

Anyway most jewelry stores will try to get to (or near) the full price for watches like this one.
It's classic and well designed, minimalistic but easily noticeable/eye-catching.

Nothing but compliments.  The "Exhibition Case-back' allows rear-view and through-view, compliments of [and in conjunction with] the aperture on the front of the dial.

FYI - When you are face-to-face with someone or writing something (great times to notice a watch) the aperture window on the dial appears [to them] around the 12 o'clock position [from that vantage]. So although it might seem off kilter being at 7 o'clock, it serves a purpose.

The visibly stunning movement of the balance wheel, escapement, gears and oscillator [from all angles] attract the eye to this piece.

This is one must-have aperture dial automatic.  The ever popular "Exhibition Case-back" makes it even more desirable to any watch enthusiast. The other [and even smallest] details go a long way to making this watch spectacular.

For the lesser informed, the watch will stop if you don't wear it for an adequate time period.
If that happens, just wind the crown 7+ times [up/clockwise] and/or spin the rotor seen in exhibition case-back.

A magnificent buy.