Invicta Men's Pro Diver Collection Automatic Watch

I have had alot of people comment on the watch saying it looks expensive. Little do they know you get a great watch for a reasonable price.

Stylish comfortable and cheap

quartz saatlerden otomatik saatlere geçmek isteyen saat meraklıları için başlangıç seviyesinde çok iyi bir saat. görüntü olarak bileğe gerçekten çok yakışıyor, renkleri canlı, günlük ya da resmi kullanım farketmeksizin güzel bir şekilde kullanılıyor. seiko mekanizmaya sahip olduğunu da düşünürsek tam bir fiyat performans ürünü.

I like the way it feels and it's beautiful in your wrist..just like my Rolex watches.

Ho acquistato questo orologio per divertimento.... Mi è piaciuto subito il colore particolare con la ghiera blu e rossa (pepsi lo chiamano gli esperti) e ho deciso di prenderlo perché aveva un prezzo di acquisto decisamente buono. Se non erro l'ho pagato €69 circa durante le offerte di primavera e per questo prezzo ti arriva un orologio con movimento meccanico, bracciale d'acciaio di tipo Oyster con le maglie centrali lucide e quelle laterali opache anche se non così robusto come gli altri modelli però migliore della media. Nel mio orologio il bilanciere è color acciaio non color oro come nei modelli delle foto su Amazon però era specificato che dipendeva dai Lotti di fornitura ed a quanto ho capito d'ora in poi arriveranno tutti così... peccato ma sinceramente è una parte vedi soltanto te! L'orologio in teoria resiste anche fino a 200 metri sott'acqua ma al momento non ho intenzione di testarlo.... Ho dovuto un po' impazzire per regolare le maglie del bracciale e ho risolto grazie a un altro attrezzo che ho sempre acquistato su Amazon ( inutile tentare con chiodi o altre cose si rischia solo di graffiare il bracciale). Una volta messo al polso devo dire fa una grande figura e pesa forse qualche grammo in più di altri orologi in acciaio (pesa 152 grammi), che ho però non mi crea problemi affatto e la misura della cassa di 40 mm è da considerarsi la misura limite per un polso normale. In particolare se avete un polso molto sottile forse non è da prendere ma con un polso normale lo riempie quasi tutto ma si porta molto bene. Ci sono anche delle cose negative in particolare la luminescenza al buio è carente, si vede ma ci sono altri orologi che si vedono un po' meglio però il rapporto alla spesa mi sembra molto molto soddisfacente! La cassa è spessa, se non erro 14 mm quindi parecchio però questo tipo di orologio è così Quindi se lo vuole un "Diver" il presupposto è che la cassa sarà un po' spessa e quindi ok! In questo momento non so dire quanti secondi perda al giorno... immagino sia come gli altri che ho simili di altre marche e perdono circa un minuto ogni quattro giorni però poi magari modifico la recensione in futuro per aggiornamento dopo che l'ho usato un po' di più. Per il prezzo sono estremamente soddisfatto!

Having been undecided to get the Pepsi-styled bezel on an Invicta Diver, I finally settled down on a whim to purchase this one. I was mainly concerned and worried by the lack of good pictures showing this watch in detail. However, seeing that there wasn't really any good alternatives other than the Cola coloured diver ALSO offered by Invicta and Seiko's SKX series, I settled down and tried my luck. I couldn't have been more pleased with it than upon opening the iconic Invicta yellow box. For now, I am unsure of how well it will keep the time and how much it may vary per week or per month. As for the lume, mileage may vary, I guess. But I can only repeat myself so many times that the pictures DO NOT DO IT JUSTICE. I have taken into account that Invicta's image has never really been too great when it came to their bigger, boisterous watches, which is understandably corny for some. However, I don't think it can be highlighted enough how underrated their Seiko-powered NH35 movement may be, which is better than some unknown shoddy movement they may have gotten from somewhere else. I strongly believe this may be, next to Seiko's (again) own SNK809 AND Casio's Merlin MDV106, the best budget automatic watch series to start off from, while having something reminiscent of the bigger names that make divers, such as the obvious Omega's, Tudor's, Rolex's and etc. Heck, this might the better of two worlds when it comes to "gateway watches" : Affordable like the two aforementioned pieces while combining their two highlighted functions, one being automatic and the other having a good looking bezel. In short, would make a good beater for some collectionneurs and a good starter with an amazing colour scheme for those who desire it. For a plain black bezel, refer yourself back to the 8926OB or the 8926. For a gold and blue scheme, there's the 8929OB and a cola version, the 9403. Please note in the pictures that the NATO strap did not come with the watch, as I simply slapped what I had handy and matching on it.

I only just received my watch so this is a first impressions review. I'll update in intervals to give a better idea of performance, wearability, etc. The watch itself is built sturdy, and comes in a very nice yellow suede lined box. Very nice looking. I have shied away from Invictas in the past because they seem so large on the wrist. I'm ok with large watches, I own 26 watches now, but don't like oversized ones. The band is solid stainless and was easy to remove links to adjust. I only mention that because I have run across newer bands that use a different system of pins holding the links together. Did I mention how nice the watch looks? A lot of watch collectors have apparently had issues with Invicta's customer service. I can't speak to that as I said I received it only today and it appefars to be in good working order and I am so far very satisfied. I'll give it a month or so of wearing before I can comment on performance. I set it to the second by the NIST official time sire so it will be interesting to see any time variances in the coming months. So far I will say that I highly recommend it and look forward to adding it to my collection. Maybe this will open up the Invictas for me. I have my eye on the 8928OB Pro Diver. Update: A previous reviewer gave this watch two stars because of a perceived defect. The crown was 'Frozen' and he could not turn it to set the watch. As a result he sent it back. When I got my watch the crown was frozen too. I too was at first dismayed but as it turns out that's how it comes. The crown in a stowed position and just needs to be carefully popped out. I've only had my watch for a few days but I think I can now speak to its accuracy. It has an automatic movement so relies on a system of wound springs and gears to provide power to drive the movement. When I first got it I pretty much left it up to the natural motion of my hand to wind it. Result, after the first night's sleep it had lost nearly a full minute. Just on a whim I tried deliberately winding or shaking my wrist for a few seconds thruout the day. The next morning when I checked the NIST site the watch was now a whole minute ahead. So how much you move or wind your watch has a definite effect on its accuracy. An automatic like this one will never compare to a Quartz movement for accuracy, but if you want a timepiece that with a bit of care and maintenance every couple of years will be passed on to the next generation and possibly beyond, this is the watch for you. For a watch that's like a piece of art with its hundreds of tiny mechanical pieces moving together you can either see a little inaccuracy as a flaw or a mark of its charm. Buy the way, it was pretty much an obvious thing but I only saw it after reading about the movement types. On a wind up or automatic watch the second hand moves in a sweeping or smooth motion ticking multiple times a second around the dial. A Quartz watch's second hand only ticks once a second hence the pronounced 'stuttering' movement.