InvictaMen's Pro Automatic Stainless Steel Watch

This watch is brilliant value for the money and much better quality than I expected, seems to keep good time so far, it's very comfortable on my wrist, the strap is quite long but easy to adjust if you have a link removal tool.I'm that impressed I may purchase another one to add to my collection.

An absolute steal in the Amazon day sale. I've been considering an Invicta a while but never dared go for it. The sale came in and an incredible offer was there. Had to do it. The bracelet is generous, I had to take a few links out to get it to fit. One the wrist it looks like a watch worth 50 x the value. It really does look spectacular. The date window is well magnified, the time keeping is excellent. It's running at about +2 seconds which seems quite remarkable. I won't be taking in the water to test the water resistance but the quality weight and look of the piece is simply staggering. an unbelievable buy.

I’ve had a hankering for an Invicta for a while now and saw these were on offer on Prime day.At 42mm it’s about the biggest I can wear on my fairly small wrists. Accuracy is pretty good, within 8 seconds a day, but I could easily regulate it if I wanted to improve on that. The only minor gripes are a tiny pin prick mark on the bezel at about the 47 minute mark, but it really is tiny. The other which annoys me more but not enough to return it, the day magnifier is slightly out of alignment. Pretty inexcusable really but as I say, I can put up with it.It’s got a nice weight to it, it certainly feels more than an £80 automatic. The case is nicely finished, though I’m not a fan of the Invicta logo etched into the side. The bracelet is pretty decent and the clasp is extremely secure. Would I buy another? Yes, without a doubt! They’re every bit as good as everyone else says they are. There’s a blue 40mm on offer at just £73 at the moment, I fearI may be £73 lighter within the next few hours.

After seeing a few video reviews of Invicta watches I quickly had a scrol through the different designs and had been waiting an age for this one to drop in price and luckily this sales week brought me good fortune. An early Christmas present for myself... Well for the Mrs to give to me.There have been lots of comparisons between this watch and a certain luxury watch brand that developed a model of diving watch and if you want that brand go ahead and spend 15/20k, but I'm not concerned about brand. I want a good watch and this is what we have here.It arrives in beautifully bold yellow presentation box. Open it up and the watch is well protected with lots of film on the front and bracelet. Peel it off and the face is lovely and clear, the lume also works a treat for the hour markers. The date window also magnifys the date easily and clearly.The bezel can be rotated anti clockwise for diving use. It felt a bit stiff, which is better than too soft. Just rotate the marker at 12 to align with the minute hand and you can easily track time spent either underwater or since you put your dinner in the oven.The crown (winder) arrived already screwed down. This is the mark of a real diving watch. To stop water getting in lightly press the crown down and rotate so that it clamps onto the threads and seals the watch tightly. Unscrew the crown and you can then wind the watch. It will charge while being worn as thisbis an automatic movement but it's good to have the option to give it a quick charge if you won't be active or wearing it all day. Pull the crown out further and you can adjust the date and time. Then push it in and screw down again to seal.The movement is lovely and smooth, much smoother than other automatic watches i have that cost 3 times the price and thanks to the rear viewing window you can also see the internals which is nice.The bracelet is stainless and the clasp is a fold over type rather than butterfly. So it is very secure with no chance of it randomly opening and going flying. It is also a large bracelet. I have large arms and wrists and still had to take out a few links.On the wrist this feels like good quality. It's a balanaced weight. It doesn't feel like a gold brick trying to remind you and everyone around that it's there, and it also is not so light that it feels like it will fall apart. It's a happy medium.This is listed as water resistant to 200m and i can easily believe it. This is a very well made watch for an incredible price.Great value and quality. Highly recommended. You will not be disappointed, unless you want a £20k branded watch.Thank you for reading my review. I hope you found it useful

First ever Invicta. Brand gets a lot of flak mainly due to some of the more outlandish "designs". This one is obviously a take on the submariner/GMT. As such it works really well. The jubilee bracelet is an absolute pig to adjust, link pins are in really tight. Once sized though the bracelet is really comfortable. The lume is good, it's not great but if I charge it before before going to bed, I can read the time quite easily all night. The NH35 movement is great, this one is running at +1.79 seconds a day, a lot better than some of my Swiss watches that cost in the thousands. Now the final and most important part... I've read alot on the Internet about Invictas stating 200m water resistance on the dial, yet drowning in a puddle. I threw this one straight in a sink of water when it arrived, if it leaked it was going straight back. Left it submerged 3+ hours and gave it a good clean. No water got in, no fogging on the glass, no moisture signs front or back glass. Just screw the crown down properly!! All in all, a great watch I bought to wear in circumstances that I wouldn't risk my nicer watches. However this one is really growing on me, I'm starting to mother it like the rest of my collection. On the basis of this I bought my Mrs the 37mm quartz to wear for work, no issue with this one either. Good, solid, affordable watches. Certainly changed my mind about the brand.