It's a bit unfair to link to a version of their page which is two years old --- the current one is completely different. As for the bezel... it's not actually

It's a bit unfair to link to a version of their page which is two years old --- the current one is completely different. As for the bezel... it's not actually a big deal in real life. It looks way worse in photos. I was concerned until I had a chance to hold one in my hands. I think it's because that watch interactions tend to involve very focused attention for very close up. If you get a chance to try one in real life, I'd recommend it (actually put it on). I imagine the reason for it is simply that Sharp Memory LCDs don't come in very many sizes and they need somewhere to put the works; i.e., a technical compromise. (I would much rather have the small Sharp screen that a bigger OLED. You have no idea how much nicer the Sharp screen is.)