Invicta Pro Diver – Scuba Stainless Steel Men's Quartz
Invicta Pro Diver – Scuba Stainless Steel Men's Quartz Watch – 45mm
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Invicta Pro Diver – Scuba Stainless Steel Men's Quartz Watch – 45mm
Really good quality watches from invicta. Heavy on the wrist which is a good thing. Not too heavy on the wallet which is also a good thing. Looks like a much more expensive watch. I’m a real fan of this brand. Will definitely be ordering more.
This is a really nice looking watch, has all the chronograph functions and is very well made. I have 5 Invicta watches and they are all really good quality and look quite expensive. They are all basically diving watches and are all quite large and heavy which I like so if you like this type of watch, I highly recommend Invictas
Superb watch, I now have these Pro Diver watches in four different styles! They are my favourite watches in my collection for looks, size and reliability. In total I now own 7 Invicta watches and love them!
Very pleased with this watch good size and generous strap length ,I have large wrists and this fits me no problem ,really loving these Invicta watches and suit my needs no problem ,don’t think this will be my last Invicta watch .
Loving this new watch this I s my 13th invicta watch and quality is superb as well as others. I love the machined dial and blue anodized accents .Another great Invicta Watch.
The Invicta Men’s Pro Diver Quartz watch is a heavy, large-face, men’s watch. It comes in a bright yellow display box, which makes it ideal for gifting as it makes it feel like an expensive luxury item. Note that the box is very bright and bold, which will mean that it is not a suitable gift for everyone, and is probably more suited to men in their late 20s/early 30s. Included in the box is a cloth, instruction manual and warranty card.
The watch itself looks smart and has a nice feel on the wrist. It is water resistant up to 100m — although I have yet to try this out!
However, there are a couple of things that are annoying about the watch. The face of the watch is very busy — which does make it slightly annoying if you just want to look at the time! While I like the feel on the wrist, a lot of people will dislike the fact that it weighs so much, so bear this in mind. The strap is very long so you will almost definitely have to have some links taken out (and the screws are miniscule so you will probably need to go to a jeweller) .
Overall it is a nice watch, but I would never pay the RRP for it as there are nicer watches out there for that amount. If you can get it at a good discount on it then I would recommend
This is a well presented item coming in a nice box and with a premium feel.
It’s a heavy watch being all steel and it’s pretty large too. Easy to use in terms of functions and buttons, however it’s actually really difficult to tell the time with, owing to the busy layout of the face and hand size and contrast. That’s a bit of a problem for a watch!
So, it looks good, has a good heft – but isn’t overly practical.
This is a smart, solidly built and well featured watch. The box is a little excessive. However the key thing for me is.that it takes a little while to get used to reading the time….I’m not daft but all the white and black is not to my taste and makes it tricky to find one bit from the next at first. Once you spot the hands then it’s easier.
I love the size of this and as a woman am happy to wear it as some things are better bigger 😉 I paid the key shop in the high street to adjust the strap which seemed simple enough.
This watch comes in an absolutely enormous yellow padded box – makes it feel very expensive before you even get into it which I guess is good if it’s a present. It’s all shrink wrapped and protected so should reach you in perfect condition and it’s a lovely colour and feel to it. It is much bigger and heavier than I anticipated. This add to it’s expensive feel but my husband found it too heavy to adjust to. My son has it now but we had to get a few links taken out at the jewellers as even our little jewellery set of screw drivers didn’t have a small enough one for this watch.
The instructions were a bit underwhelming and hard to understand for the price and I’m not sure the stop watch dial works properly as The hand isn’t vertical when reset. He won’t use this anyway so doesn’t care but might be a problem if a common fault.
It is very attractive and smart and keeps great time – just make sure you are happy with a slightly bigger, heavier watch.
This watch certainly makes a great entrance when it arrives, coming in a huge yellow box that seems a little big for a watch this size, though it does create a nice impression of high quality.
The face of the watch has multiple dials which is par for the course for men’s watches these days, and has the Invicta logo displayed in silver lettering. The watch is also waterproof to 100m, there’s no way of confirming this and I’d never wear it while swimming anyway as it’s so heavy, but it’s reassuring to know it can easily handle getting wet.
The Invicta Men’s Pro Diver Quartz watch is a very masculine-looking watch, being very heavy with a solid design, and the black stainless steal case and bracelet definitely adds to the aesthetics, overall this is a very sleek looking watch.
This watch comes in an oversized, bright yellow box which is completely unnecessary – very over the top. Opening the box you get a glass cleaning cloth and a credit-card sized piece of card with “Register to become a member”. Looked a little bit cheesy for such a quality watch and annoyed me slightly. The box lid held the instruction manual but I quickly realised it is a generic manual – for this price point I would expect it to be specific. I then found the model specific piece of folded paper underneath the watch – looking like a set of information for prescription pills.
Anyway, the watch itself is nice. Jet black surround and strap made of stainless steel an very heavy. I don’t mind about the weight as I would expect a divers watch to be solid but if weight is an issue, don’t get this.
Dials are easily read and can stand 100m underwater.
Watch dials of this price point are usually sapphire crystal but this is not, advertised as “hardened crystal”. Not wanting to test the scratch resistance, I suspect it is something harder than normal.