The only watch that has made me feel guilty in my pocket, and one of the few purchases in general that I deeply regret.

Different image in the photos and videos, different when I opened the package and saw it in front of me. You can't imagine how unsuccessfully it tries to combine three different styles. Too elegant for casual attire, too casual for sporty attire, too sporty for elegant attire. It simply doesn't go well with anything. It's not ideal for any occasion.

The dial is overloaded with information. Characters and numbers are in disproportionate sizes. The curved glass doesn't look nice, doesn't improve visibility of the hands, and doesn't offer extra protection. It looks like it's from another era.

Imagine a Russian naturalist during the Soviet Union, in a laboratory meeting, wearing a suit two sizes too big, constantly looking at his wrist with an expression of contemplation. Well, THAT'S EXACTLY WHAT THE WATCH LOOKS LIKE.

Not to mention that the hands don't glow for more than 10 minutes after exposure to light.

Among everything, I tried to improve its appearance by adding a strap, but the case has such "teeth" that the strap needed to be cut to fit, and it didn't look nice at all. The dial continued to be the biggest flaw in its appearance.

But by God, no matter how much I tried to convince myself that it's nice, no matter how much I forced myself to like it, it was impossible.

Nevertheless, I have to acknowledge some good features related to its durability and functionality:
a) It is waterproof up to 100m (suitable for swimming and shallow diving).
b) It has a chronograph, and a 60-minute one at that (better than other Edifice watches that have a 10-minute chronograph).
c) It also has a tachymeter (if someone considers it important).
d) It has a date display.

CONCLUSIONS:
1) It's not worth buying, you can definitely find much better and more beautiful watches at a lower price.
2) From a stylistic perspective, I learned that "less is more."
3) I also learned that there is no watch that covers all occasions.
4) If you have doubts about how a watch will look up close, especially on your wrist, prefer trying and buying from a physical store.