I recently got a regular Airwolf and I could not be happier with it. It's really functional and I can easily access all functions while the watch is on wrist (although I have read that some have issues operating this watch and its predecessor, B-1, while it's on wrist). To me the operation of the watch is very intuitive but I do own another watch with a similar movement (ETA 988.333) so perhaps I already have enough experience with this type of watch. It's my first thermocompensated watch and in the first 2 weeks of ownership it feels like I'm wearing an atomic clock on my wrist as it's been completely spot on with the time shown at http://www.time.gov.
I think the Airwolf Raven looks great but one thing you may want to consider is that the bezel is rubber coated. I'm not sure how durable it is, but if you scratch/rip it, it'll probably look a lot worse than the brushed bezel. That's the only reason why I didn't look into the Raven version of the Airwolf. If you're comfortable with that, the Airwolf Raven is certainly a good looking piece.
I got mine on bracelet but will be wearing it on the Ocean Racer strap for the summer:
