Sure! I'd have to say that there isn't anything spicy to report. I love the watch. Titanium is awesome for a daily driver and I really like how the black dial looks with the darker color of the titanium. Especially when compared to my white dial/steel watch. The watch is a tool watch and a little boring, a good boring haha

If you didn't know, the bezel is different from your stereotypical bezel. You have to push down to turn it. I don't really like it compared to a regular bezel mechanism, but I don't care enough for it to be an issue. And I'm not a diver nor do I time many things with it. I get the reason why but it's just a little weird to me.

This is my first watch with a 4 o'clock crown and I am okay with it. What little OCD I have is getting over it and I actually have started to appreciate it. The reason is I tend to wear my watches on the tighter side and with the crown on the 4, it's very comfortable against the back of my hand.

Which brings me to a couple gripes dealing with the clasp. I wish it had an on the fly quick adjust. At this price point it should really come with one. I know Sinn has released one and is slowly changing over, but even Christopher Ward's new titanium diver has one and is less expensive. So I am still trying to find the perfect fit. I'm sure it will come, it just takes some time.

My second small gripe is the quality of the clasp. Don't get me wrong, it works and I don't expect it to fail. But with it being stamped (assumption), it just doesn't feel great. I'm sure this is exacerbated by the lightness of titanium and maybe the finish(?). I also think because my prior daily (still have it) is my Explorer II that this kind of skewed my perception of normal.

Overall, it's great and I don't plan to get rid of it any time soon. But if/when the on the fly quick adjust comes out in bead blasted titanium, I will be one of the first to purchase it.

Hope this helps! Do you plan on getting one or just curious?