InvictaMen's Watch

This is a brilliant watch for the money. Mine came in very nice packaging and from day one has kept fairly accurate time. If you want to the second accuracy buy a quartz watch. I wanted a watch that will never need a battery and will never need the back to be opened. And this one does the job perfectly. You will have to manually adjust the watch if the month has less than 31 days and to me that’s a convenient time to adjust the time if it has gained or lost a few seconds over the previous month. Also the bezel on mine has no slack whatsoever and the zero pointer matches 12 on the dial perfectly. The sweep of the second hand is very smooth.The bracelet on mine is well made and comfortable to wear. It was easy to adjust by removing a few links and is now a lovely fit.Going by online reviews, this watch is either accepted for what it is, ie a submariner lookalike, or it is a blight on watchkind. To me it is just a very nicely made and nice looking watch for an amazing price, and it has a very good Seiko mechanism inside. Win win all the way. If you are a watch snob you won’t bother anyway but if you want a nice accurate well built and good looking watch then don’t hesitate to choose this one.

I snagged the Invicta 9094 years ago as part of my early watch collection, and it’s still going strong. The blue dial is absolutely gorgeous, catching the light in this vibrant, almost mesmerising way that makes it a joy to wear. It’s got a Rolex-inspired look that feels way fancier than its price tag, perfect for an entry-level automatic. The dial is super readable, even in bright sunlight, and the lume is decent for the price—you can check the time at night without much trouble. I’ve worn it for casual outings and the occasional dressier event, and the bracelet’s comfy, though the clasp needs a bit of force to open. It’s nice and secure, but you’ll want strong nails to get it off.The case has picked up some light scratches over time, but that just shows it’s been well-loved. The movement’s been reliable, and the accuracy is solid for what you pay—good enough for daily use without fuss. It’s not my main watch, but whenever I throw it on, I’m reminded why I liked it so much. If you’re starting a collection or want a stylish, affordable automatic, this one’s a no-brainer. Highly recommend!

Bought this for a holiday so i could have a watch that i didnt worry about while in the sea or pool. They seem to get look down on but I'm pleasantly surprised. i think it's a great wee watch. I have a smaller wrist and it wears great. Comfortable and 200m water resistant is pretty good. Easy to size the strap too. Easy to read the time and looks sturdy enough. For an automatic watch it's a good deal. Would give it 5 stars but the lume is terrible. No yellow movement on the back which I wanted but still worth the money. No issues with the time accuracy.

I've had this watch for 12 years now. Still looks really great - the materials Invicta use are top notch, particularly the "gold-plate". I actually wear it as an everyday watch, including at work. I've had so many compliments over the years I simply couldn't add them all up. The weight and size of the self-winding Seiko movement adds heft to the watch, making it more impressive than the Quartz version. I get probably at least one compliment a week at work - often asking if it's a Rolex.On the negative side, as other people had noticed it does lose quite a few seconds, perhaps even 5 min a week, after 10 years or so. However it's possible to regulate the Seiko movement if you know what you're doing, to get it down to 1 min a week. I have two other Invictas - but this one gets by far the most use. Would wholeheartedly recommend - especially for the price! One of the best things I've ever bought - there's a reason why people collect Invicta watches.Edit: managed to regulate the watch and it now keeps pretty good time if worn daily. Definitely the best value watch I've ever bought and overall the favourite of my 4 Invictas.