Invicta Pro Diver 26972 Men's Quartz Watch – 40 mm
Invicta Pro Diver 26972 Men's Quartz Watch – 40 mm
| Dimensions: | 11.99 x 11.99 x 11.99 cm; 295 Grams |
| Model: | 26972 |
| Batteries Included: | 1 CR123A batteries required. (included) |
| Manufacture: | Invicta |
| Department: | Men's |
| Dimensions: | 11.99 x 11.99 x 11.99 cm; 295 Grams |
| Origin: | Japan |
I have bought many Invicta watches thru the years and they are all still functioning well after 7 years. Some were bought as gifts remain the same. They have the look and feel of more expensive watches and recipeints of those gifts were impressed by them. I recommend them highly !
I was in a waiting room and a man asked me how much did my watch cost as it looks stunning. He said it looks like it’s worth over 400 and was shocked when I told him I bought it from Amazon for 61.
Ottimo , fatto bene robusto corona e fondello a vite , un vero sub..movimento Giapponese , per quello che costa ottimo
Es un reloj muy bonito y pues la calidad va de la mano con el precio !! No mal interpreten es muy bueno y duradero , recomiendo este producto !!
Love the watch have no faults whatsoever looks great and seems very waterproof so far plus great value for money. Definitely recommend and will be buying more.
fantastic watch have 4 these watches 1 i have had for years and its been battered but still keeps perfect time every time dont think about it buy it you wont regret i
NOTE: THIS WATCH DID NOT COME WITH INSTRUCTIONS ON HOW TO SHORTEN THE BRACELET!!! I Googled it and it looked simple BUT IT IS EXTREMELY DIFFICULT and I could not do it myself. A Rolex band has screws and is much, much simpler to adjust, even for the average guy with the correct small screw driver
I have a friend who is a watch maker/broker so I took it to him to have the bracelet resized. IT TOOK HIM OVER AN HOUR TO REMOVE TWO LINKS on this bracelet. He bent three of his tools trying to get the pins out. I was worried that he’d would not be successful, but in the end he was. I watched him wrestle with it, curse at it, try pin pushers, punches, everything you could name. Taking links out of this bracelet was a freakin’ ordeal! If I had to pay for watch repair services for this a stranger would have charged me more than I paid for the watch. I guess you get what you pay for.
After about 45 minutes I was about to declare the watch defective and return it. But in the end he was successful. But perhaps this watch bracelet IS defective? It should not have been that difficult for a pro and should have had instructions in the first place. You’ve been warned.
Now that the bracelet issue is settles, I suspect it will serve me well. Looks like a Rolex Submariner but without the Rolex name, cost and presumably quality. I just wanted a watch that didn’t have “name bling” but was still a classy looking watch. Would I recommend it? Not with the bracelet issue that I had to go through. If I could do half stars I’d give it 3.5 stars for the excruciatingly painful bracelet resizing. But it got 4 stars for everything else. The price certainly can’t be beaten.
Water resistant been in shower a couple of times with this no went swimming
Good value for money as I paid 33.90 for it. Not worth the 79 asking price now, as it is just a quartz movement. Comfortable to wear, looks fabulous. Bezel a bit stiff to rotate. Haven’t managed the 660ft diving depth yet as I’m eating turkey. Lol
I’ve always liked Invicta watches & when this particular one came along, I just had to have it!
With it’s stunning blue bezel & the ‘cyclops’ date Lens & in such detailed finish, it’s an eye catching watch to have!
Nice watch had about 2 weeks now, hasn’t lost a second yet! This is my first Invicta Pro Diver quartz. I have many other Invicta pro diver automatics (15) all have performed well with no complaints! Thought I buy this beauty as a pick up and go watch and I’m not disappointed, slimmer and lighter then my automatics! This one has a flame-fusion crystal which means that it is virtually scratch proof! The process involves fusing a thin layer of Sapphire on to a mineral crystal. Not that many Invicta pro divers have this! The ones that do have ‘flame-fusion crystal’ engraved on the watch back. The only minus point of this watch is when it came to resizing the bracelet! With all the Invicta watches I got this was the worst one for trying to remove the pins! I gave up in the end after eventually managing to remove only one pin! I instead decided to buy a blue sporty silicone rubber strap which goes perfectly with it!
I bought this after trying other “homage” watches and finding the quality was worse than 20 fashion watches. This feels sturdy and performs well. It looks like a watch many times it’s price but without the worry of an expensive model and even with daily use it still looks good. Timekeeping has been good. I would certainly look at other models from the same manufacturer now.
The watch is a nice looking watch the bangle as afew scratches but more important the battery should be checked before despatch as the watch was not working I took a risk and paid 19-95 to have anew battery fitted and is now working
Decent price
Looks good
Seems to keep good time
Rotating bezel extremely tight to move
Haven’t worn in water yet but will at some point & will try to update review
Just needed a couple of links removing for the bracelet to fit, otherwise perfect!
I only wear invicta watches there comfortable sleek and designer look smart and good value, good price as they are normally expensive watches
Cracking little watch that I picked up for 39! Sure, it’s a Rolex lookalike, but so is almost every other black dial diver on the market. Though it has enough redeeming features of its own to say it’s an Invicta. Keeps good time, bezel works fine and aligns well. Very legible, even if the markers are a bit on the small side. Lume is a weak point, but it’s functional if not overly practical. I had to do a small fix on a link in the bracelet, which is again perfectly adequate. Overall a comfortable wear that’s in a classic style. If you can get this for under 50, you’re onto a winner.
I’ve had the automatic version of this watch for a couple of years and really like it except that it no longer keeps good time: loses over a minute a day now. Probably needs servicing though that’s disappointing after a relatively short time. It’s just not worth the cost of servicing a cheap watch.
I’m hoping this quartz equivalent will prove to be better timekeeper though I do love the engineering of the automatic.
Unfortunately the new one was delivered with a damaged box (poor handling somewhere along the way) but CS sorted it quickly.