Invicta Pro Diver Stainless Steel Men's Automatic Watch - 43mm

This is my 2nd Invicta Diver's watch, I was very pleased with the 1st one but fancied a gold colour. In the dim distant past I was a diver and I owned an Omega Seamaster and I still like diver's watches. The weight and appearance of this watch is very similar so comments I have seen about a budget Rolex/Omega is spot on. Time keeping is pretty good for an automatic watch, as I remember it is as good as the Omega. These days I'm not really bothered how many seconds a day the watch gains or loses. It is accurate enough, I don't wear it every day. The auto mechanism is quite sensitive, it winds up with modest movement like when you are in bed. Another auto watch I have isn't as sensitive and will run down unless you are quite active. The watch looks superb a bit bigger than my other one at 43mm, I like big watches.

The watch is incredible. I was on holiday and was told, nice bluesy. I informed the guy it wasn’t and showed him 😂😂 I got the 43mm

The Invicta Pro Diver is a homage to the Rolex Submariner for about 1% of the price. As such you would be foolish to expect it to equal the quality of the original, and it does not, but for around £100 the quality is great. It has a reliable Seiko automatic movement and the case look as good as the Rolex until you start to look very closely/ It does however not try to pass itself of as a Rolex, as the Invicta branding is on the dial, second hand, crown and case. The watch is comfortable too wear and keeps good time. The self winding works well and I have never had to wind it manually. All in all I highly recommend this to anyone looking for a mans automatic mechanical watch. For me this is replacing a quartz Rotary watch which cost 50% more and yet was of very noticeably rougher build finish.

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Invicta... Great knockabout everyday work tool watch but beware the QC. Good looking watch. They're quartz watches seem very dependable; I have a few. Just a small word of warning re. their Automatics... Despite having a fairly good Seiko NH35 movement, unlike an actual Seiko, it's pot-luck as to whether you'll get a good one. This one was running almost 150 secs slow on arrival. I demagnetised, but still just under two minutes slow. Took a magnifying glass to the underside window. Hairspring balance wheel set v obviously badly fitted, and hairspring damaged. Returned. My advice - when buying at this price, stick to quartz! If you want an auto, pay a bit more.

The watch itself and the box it came in are both lovely and survived the journey to my door but they were literally in a paper bag. It is a gift for a significant birthday and the box could easily have been damaged. In the same delivery I got a box of steel washers and that was in bubble wrap!

Love this dive watch more dressier then others that can easily be worn at formal occasions as well as casual wear! This is very similar to an Invicta I bought before that was 40 mil in diameter which looked a bit small on my slightly larger wrist! So I bought this one that was 43 mil which is perfect if you like a bigger watch! Very good workhorse Seiko movement inside! have many Invicta dive watches as a collector! All have performed well!

I disliked the fact that it lost approx 5 minutes in 2 days!

I have 3 Invictas and they are all great beaters. Reliable and tough. For the money you really can not go wrong.

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If you have a look at the comments on youtube... Invicta is the most hated watch brand.... but mostly by people who don't have one. Those who bought one are generally very satisfied and find it an excellent value for money. This is the case for me as well. The watch looks great the Seiko movement works perfectly well (-4 seconds per day - which is very good for an automatic movement) and this should get better after a few months in working condition. For a watch which costs +/- 100,- € it is real good value for money.

I bought it for my brother and he loves it