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Invicta Diver Automatic Watch

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Invicta Diver Automatic Watch

g99hutton

Jul 9, 2017

As a watch collector of over 30 years I can tell you there is one hell of a lot of difference between a watch for $10 and one for $200. cheap crap quartz movement, non water resistant, plastic cased will last you about 6 weeks, this Invicta is a fully certified dive watch with a swiss automatic movement. The only way they can do it for this price is by selling the cheapo ones to idiots and making a loss on the proper watches. i know loads of people with Invicta dive watches who are extremely impressed with build quality and reliability. I bought one so i can wear it on holidays to places where an expensive watch is a liability. barcelona during the festival in september. If someone has this off my wrist i've not lost much, but if they had an omega off me i would be well and truly pissed. really look forward to getting this watch from a very underrated brand and seeing what it's like.

the.watchdoc

Jul 10, 2017

g99huttonI agree with you on most of your points, including that they make a decent beater watch, but do you honestly think Invicta is "making a loss on proper watches", which I presume is in reference to this model? And this watch most certainly isn't a fully certified dive watch, unless you consider Invicta slapping the term "Pro Diver" on it as a form of certification.

lamplitbeantown

Jul 13, 2017

the.watchdocFor practical ( and not formal purchases) I would run a water rest and see what happens to it. It's likely many Chinese-made watches that look like a diver will fail an actual water test. Can Invicta pro diver survive? This will tell easily

lamplitbeantown

Jul 13, 2017

g99huttonAlso there is the Sellita version of Invicta which is actually a Swiss watch with a ETA clone. That one runs about under $300, and its bracelet is of better quality than the Japanese movement version

MapHazard

Jul 15, 2017

lamplitbeantownI took mine scuba diving a month ago down to a depth of about 26m, and it held up just fine!

Ollyfitz

Jul 18, 2017

g99huttonI own this watch and really enjoy it but I'm fairly sure it's not a certified dive watch and as I recall the movement is a Seiko movement. Good solid reliable watch, for the money it's hard to beat.

Fiercekrypton

Jul 22, 2017

g99huttonIf your goal is to buy a value watch that doesnt put you at risk while abroad I wouldn't buy a Rolex Submariner homage. The submariner is the most widely recognized luxury watch in the world and as such when you wear an homage it makes you a target to thieves.

RayF

22220

Nov 7, 2019

Fiercekrypton That is without a doubt the DUMBEST anti-homage comment I've read this morning (I know that could change, the day is young). No self-respecting watch thief could possibly confuse an Invicta for a Rolex!!! That would be like you confusing a Victoria's Secret runway model with your wife!!!

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