InvictaMen's Pro Diver Quartz Watch

I got this at a good price. It shipped quick. It’s a good watch. It’s built nicely. It’s water proof.

I absolutely love the Invicta Pro Diver and honestly don’t understand why Invicta gets looked down on by some watch enthusiasts. I know some designs can be tacky and pretend their watches have inflated value at marked down prices- but marketing aside, as a watch, it’s a good timepiece.This watch has weight to it and feels incredible on the wrist. The stainless steel case, unidirectional bezel, and luminescent markers give it a premium dive-watch aesthetic. The automatic version uses the Seiko NH35A movement—the same reliable movement found in many mid-tier brands that cost several times more.Does it knock off a designer brand- sure, but so many brands do. For the price, this is a solid, well-built timepiece that easily competes with watches far above its price range.

Divinely elegant, excellent for important occasions, it is very comfortable and of good quality

Very solid and luxurious, well crafted,You’ll never find a watch of this quality at this price. This watch is a must-buy, as it truly offers great value for money.

Nice looking watch for a kid

This watch is a reorder. The first one (same model) was running 12-15 minutes FAST PER DAY. That is crazy fast and from YouTube videos is too far out of timing to be adjusted.Simple replacement was sent and it is +- 2-3 seconds per 48 hours.Great accuracy.The lume on this watch is a blue color and does not light up great. Under intense lumen lighting it will glow for 4 minutes or so brightly but then fades after that.Better luminosity would be great and worth a couple dollars extra.They are different model numbers to this watch. They look exactly the same or have the smallest detail differences. This watch is a 80013 model with a solid back plate. There are other watches out there that have a clear back plate. Also, this watch is battery powered. There is another watch for around $70 that looks the exact same; that has a clear back and a self winding mechanism. That contains no battery.You will need a bracelet pin removal tool in order to size this watch to your wrist. They run about nine dollars on Amazon. Make sure that the pins are slightly countersunk and when you remove the pins you go in the direction of the arrow on the bracelet look on the inside of the bracelet for the arrow indicators.Lastly, the magnifier over the date isn’t super clear. While it does magnify the date, you have to get the right angle to see it clearly.From a distance this watch mimics the Rolex submariner watch. It keeps time in for $60 when you get one that is accurate. It’s a good deal.Set the watch to something that is highly accurate like an Apple Watch. Come back to it 24 hours later and see if the secondhand and time align to the Apple Watch. If they do you have one, that’s good to go!They say these are waterproof to 100 m I wouldn’t recommend anything more than washing hands or a quick 2 foot dip into a pool. Not that I’ve had any negative experience I just figure what you’re gonna really get from a screwing stem and multiple areas of entry for water. For $60.If I was going to buy the same watch again, I would probably opt for the $70 clear back self winding version.. But that’s a personal preference.

Awesome

Amazing watch for the money. In my case it hasn't lost a single second since I got it. My only pet peeves are that the bezel is a bit too tight when new but it looses over time and the watch has hollow end links.