First I need to say that the price for this watch changes almost on a daily basis both here on Amazon and on another huge watch site.
Sometimes it is priced at $249 which is pretty much the regular street price for this watch (the list price is nonsense and only used to make customers think they are getting a better deal).
True sales prices I have seen are as low as $139 which it is as of today and what I paid for it.  I am reviewing the watch considering the price I actually paid.

The Karamica line of watches comes in various color combinations of band, case and face colors as well as different sizes and made for men and women.  This model of the watch is supposed to have a black MOP dial and if you take a look at photos of this same watch in different finishes you will see that the black MOP can be very striking or it can be as in the photo here and really not have any pearl look to it.  Since MOP is a natural shell which means inconsistent and every watch dial will be different. Yours may have more or less of the pearl effect, buying online you don't get the chance to select the on in particular you like best.  I am ok with mine being plain black looking but would have liked it even better had it more of a unique pearl look to it.

This watch is very large both in the size of the dial (see chart) and the size of the band.  Make sure that you are interested in a very large watch before ordering if you have not seen one in person. For most people links will have to be removed and I would strongly suggest paying an experienced watch repair person $15 to do the sizing for you as the pins that hold the links in place are not the standard type and a bit tricky to remove and replace.

THE BAND
The band for this watch is made from a ceramic material.  This is supposed to provide really good scratch resistance.  I have not owned it long enough to know if this is the case long term.  Ceramic is a very hard material which helps it be scratch resistant but at the same time makes it very brittle so you don't want to drop this watch on hard ground or the ceramic may fracture.

The band does not have a visible clasp.  This results in a very clean look as the band looks the same all the way around. It has what is called a deployment closure. There are torsion bars in the middle of the band that hold the band in the closed position when the links are folded in towards the each other at the device point.  I have not had any issues of this being loose and like this sort of closure as it is both secure and invisible when closed.  I find the band quite comfortable to wear.  It is black and has a very shiny finish to it which looks almost like a metallic look.  The band is 22mm wide and 9.5 inches in length with all the links in.

THE DIAL
The dial is 45mm in diameter and 14mm thick. This is a large diameter compared to most mens watches.
Water resistance is 10 ATM,100 meters,330 feet.
This watch has a cool but somewhat confusing chronograph feature to it.  There are steps to activating the chronograph which measures in minutes (up to 30), seconds (up to 60) and 10th's of seconds (up to 10).
This is basically a 3 dial stopwatch.  However here is the catch.  When the chronograph is activated the sweeping second hand is activated, the normal large second hand that is typically seen on your average watch.  When the chronograph feature is turned off this sweeping second hand stops.  The second hand does not move in normal time telling watch mode, instead the bottom dial on the watch that measures the seconds is your second hand for time telling.  I wish that it were the other way around or that the sweeping second hand could be activated both with the chronograph feature but also with the every day time telling function.  It does make sense that for the chronograph feature to be very accurate it makes sense the second hand has to be accurate, just disappointing this is not the case for all the time like other watches I am used to. The small dial for measuring seconds is marked in 5 second increments and is just not very accurate as the large sweeping single second hand is.
The dial also includes a numbered date window.
There are numbers at 3 and 9 and a part of the number 6 at the bottom of the dial.  Otherwise there are just markers for the time.  It is more stylistic than practical as a design.  I am used to reading it as if it did not have any numbers however.  The numbers and those numbers as well as the markers around the dial of the watch and even a tiny spot under the date display all have a greenish luminescent paint applied to them so they will glow in the dark.  This would be nice to have during the night except the glow in the dark feature of this does not last very long at all so it is really a disappointment.  If it is dark and you don't have a light source you are just not going to be able to read the watch dial unless you have recently had the dial under some kind of lighting to charge the markers as they do not last long.  This is similar to other luminescent watches. It might take something like tritium to glow consistently.  Otherwise a light function of some sort is the only way I know to have a lighted dial at night.

THE MOVEMENT
This watch uses a Swiss chronograph quartz, G10.211 movement.

The crystal of this watch is made from Sapphire which should help it with being scratch resistant.  I have not owned it long enough to know long term durability but in theory at least this is a good material for the crystal along with the ceramic for being scratch free on the band.

The CHRONOGRAPH FEATURE
The way the chronograph turns on and off is with the top button, press it in for on and press it again for off (having measured your timed event. To reset the chronograph simply press the bottom button in and all the dials will return to their starting positions. It is a cool feature I guess but to really get an accurate reading of a timed event one would want to use a sensitive digital stopwatch I would think.  It is difficult to measure the accuracy of the 10th of a second dial to know exactly how accurate it is.

SUMMARY
This watch seems like a good deal for the $139 I paid.  It seems to be made from quality materials and I don't mind the large size.  I am hoping that the ceramic band and the sapphire dial will help keep this watch scratch resistant and looking good for a long time to come.
The watch arrived in a large yellow leather case with a pillow in the inside.  Very nice looking box for a watch in this price range.

The watch comes with a 5 year warranty and the battery life is supposed to be about 6 1/2 years so that should not need changing often.
I did call Swiss Legend to ask them some questions and got through over the phone and received good service answering my questions regarding the functioning of this watch.

So if you like the watch in the photo which also gives you the size of the dial on the chart I think it is a good watch for the price.  Not worried about it working well or keeping good time as it seems to be so far.  The main stem has a screw on crown so that it can be in one of 3 positions depending on what you are trying to adjust and while this can be a bit confusing it does come with instructions on how to adjust all the dials before screwing the crown back down.  I am giving it 4 starts instead of 5 for both the issue with the sweeping second hand and the lack of any MOP qualities to the dial I received.

Just look for the pricing to go down as it can change significantly and for short times such as only a day and buy one when on sale.  That will help ensure a happy purchase feeling you got a good watch for the money spent.