The 44mm is honestly a bit of a brick on smaller wrists, but if you've got the real estate it wears surprisingly well and that in-house movement is buttery smooth - totally worth the premium over the standard Submersible line. For the money you're paying, the finishing could punch a bit harder and the dial design feels a touch safe, but it's still a proper tool watch that'll outlast your interest in collecting. Solid daily beater if you can justify the asking price, which I can mostly get behind at 82/100.
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