Invicta Stainless Steel Pro Diver Automatic Analog Blue Dial Watch for Men - 5053, Silver Band

Invicta Pro Diver is equipped with Seiko NH35 movement which in very accurate. The dial has sunburst effect and looks very Amazing in light. Bezel is Cyclops and a bit difficult to rotate. Also, the date is not na quick set date so you need to turn crown clockwise to set the date. Caseback is see through and looks very good. Build quality is good but the clasp is very difficult to open. I wish invicta provide push button to open the bracelet. Overall, the watch is worth the money. Go for it if you want a diver watch under 10k.

Good watch, slightly over priced in India Reserve time not mention. 40 mm is perfect dial size

The watch Has a vintage automatic self winding mechanism which requires no batteries and lasts for decades and gives a premium classic and Elegant feel on the wrist. The build quality is good. The clasps are firm with dual lock. The hands are self illuminated which makes it easier to read time in darkness. I just love the movement of automatic watches and specially the smoothness with which the seconds hand moves. Overall, the watch gives an awesome and light feel on your wrist. Much Satisfied with the Packaging and Delivery. Was shipped Directly from USA to India (Lucknow) and delivered within 7 days, without opting for expedited delivery speed.

I loved Automatic Watches, but used to be expensive to own one. Then came to know about this watch and made a complete research about it over the web. Most of the reviews found good. Decided to buy one. Then on the third day after ordering from Amazon, it came to my hands. Thanks Amazon for making the delivery at the earliest. The built quality is amazing. Never thought I would get such a nice automatic winding watch for the price quoted that low. Dial and rotary bezel has nice color & hope the color would stay for long. More over it harnesses the most reliable Japanese Movement - Seiko SII Caliber NH35A with 24 Jewels. Accuracy on time keeping is not at all bad. It is Seiko 5 with a lower price tag. The watch has power reserve for 41 hours once its fully winded. Hence, it should be worn everyday to keep the time accurate like the quartz type I would recommend others to definitely go for this watch if you love the automatic. Quality of this watch for the price really surprised me. Looks like Rolex Read the specifications carefully before ordering. Invicta Watch Group also has its Quartz Timepieces available at Amazon. If you love automatic watches like me, you could definitely go for this. Handle with care. Machines are delicate and can loose accuracy. So do not drop it. Cons: - Feels like a bit heavy for my hand.

Very good watch from Invicta. Automatic as well as manual wind with hacking movement. Using this watch from some days now & very much satisfied by this purchase. Has a power reserve of 2 days. However pricing on this product is very unethical. I got this watch for 7k & an hour later it was priced around 5k. Lost my 2k in just a matter of time but no regrets at all as this watch is a keeper watch to hand it over to the next generation.

Yes, it's a Rolex Submariner homage, so what?! Didn't receive a defective product, runs well on the seiko movement and overall build quality is decent at the price. Great watch at a bargain price of 6500

Don't listen to the negative reviews across the net. This watch is great! It's solid, keeps accurate time. Invicta was a Swiss company now owned by Americans, it's assembled in Malaysia and uses Japanese Seiko movement inside. Great quality for the price.

Thank you Cloudtail for providing this watch at a very cool price. Watch is really premium and classy.

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.

If you are researching automatic watches in this price range you will no doubt have an Invicta Pro Diver on your shortlist. If not, then you should consider it. My parcel arrived in good order within 24 hrs on express delivery. Inside a cardboard liner was an impressive if bright, yellow invicta trademark box in leatherette. The watch was well protected in a clear bag and secured in foam. A Yellow pastic price tag showed an alleged RRP of 395 US Dollars. Unusually the strap was protected by very tough shrink wrap which took some time to remove...but meant the watch was very well protected...a very good sign. It was also set to the correct time and day and must have been given a wind which was very good. Fit & finish is flawless...I have checked it thoroughly with a magnifying glass. The cyclops magnifier and date readout are perfectly aligned, as are all the face markings. The sweep hand even has a little set of invicta wings on the short end which is a nice touch. A nice glass back shows the movement. The gold plating on the bracelet and bezel is excellent quality deep and lustrous...the blue finish is bright and lovely to look at. The gold plating on the front of the strap links does not extend to their backs, but the inside of the strap is not visible anyway when worn. The colour combination certainly has visual impact..I wanted a watch that stood out from my otherwise understated collection...and this sure does..I love it. I was suprised that the watch was not larger. The case is around 38mm in diameter. I still had to get 3 links removed by a local jeweler, but there is about 1.5cms of adjustment on the clasp that you could do yourself with a pin and a bit of patience. It actually looks perfectly proportioned now on my weedy wrist..but I reckon those with a larger wrist might want to look at the Grand Diver model. Invicta have a good website which is worth checking, as they have a series of templates for various sized cases which you can print out and cut out to see how it would look on your wrist. I was torn between the Invicta and an Orient Mako but it really came down to price. The Orients have great reviews but less of them. Invictas have loads of reviews so the odd bad one did not worry me...fortunately, as I am very pleased with my purchase. I was never going to spend out on a Rolex. This does not pretend to pass itself off as one since it carries the Invicta name prominently and proudly on the face, in large engraved font on the side of the case, on the clasp and on the inside of the strap links. For less than £70 I think it offers very good value as it looks like it should cost ten times that price, even on close inspection. I realy don't know how Invicta can produce such a product for so little money, unless every other manufacturer has actually been taking the mickey for years. Only had it for three days, and it has gained just over 40 seconds which seems about right. My other automatic watch ran fast initially when new then settled into losing between 3 and 10 seconds per day. This watch has an NH35A SII movement which is a newish 24 Jewel mechanism, manufactured by Seiko in Japan, wheras most of the info I found on this model indicated it would have a Japanese Citizen built 21 Jewel Miyota movement. I am not sure if this is a better movement than expected, but it is a "hacking" movement which means that if you pull the crown out to set the time, the second sweep hand is held locked until you push it back in...this helps you to set the time accurately by a time signal. The crown also screws down tigtly to maintain the claimed 200m water resistant integrity, which I am sure it could as the build quality seems so good. I will update this review later with observations on its accuracy etc, but if it stays accurate I will definately be looking at other styles in the Invicta range. UPDATE: Had the watch for a while now and I cannot stress how pleased I am with it. It has settled to within a range of losing 10-12 seconds a week which I think is remarkable. It will keep going for well over a day and a half off of my wrist, and I have adopted the "Tic-tac" shake of the wrist every now and then to ensure the auto mechanism keeps the watch wound. Whatever you might think of the Invicta brand, this particular model is tough little watch and is a superb product for the money.

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!

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