Reloj Invicta Pro Diver 35719 automático para hombre, de acero inoxidable, esfera verde, brilla en la oscuridad, 47 mm, 20 bar

Never really considered an Invicta before now, however I had been looking for a green divers watch for awhile and once finding out that many of the Invicta automatics are Seiko built NH35A calibers, for $100 bucks I thought I'd give this one a go. Cannot express how happy I am with this purchase. It was meant to be a weekender addition to my collection but I have worn this watch everyday since receiving it. I get LOADS of compliments on this watch from random people. 2 of which were wearing Rolie Hulks. We had a nice conversation about the similarities although this watch is a fair bit larger. None the less, looks great. Invicta has another model, same caliber, but much more of a Rolie homage with a black face, green bezel and 40mm case. Will probably order one of those as well.

The watch is very nice. It looks a lot like the Rolex Mariner but almost $10,000 less expensive. I bought 2 and the only problem I have is that of you don't wear them to keep them wound they stop and you have to reset them. This prompted me to get an auto winder but these watches are big and the winder wasn't adequate for them. I still really like the way the look, the weight of them and they keep time well.

Love the watch. The blue color is amazing in person. My new favorite Invicta. Been wanting the classic style with the blue dial for a while now and finally got it.I have many Invictas, but this is my first bracelet style. I honestly thought it might be too heavy, but once I sized it up it wasn't bad. It weighed 7.05oz before I took out 5 links, in which it now weighs 6.15oz. And when it was sized to fit, it really doesn't move and pull on arm hair. Great watch.

Excelente producto, cumplio mis expectativas

Bought this for my wife. She has several automatic watches (self-winding), as well as quart watches. She has 2 or 3 ceramic watches, both automatic and quartz, but she didn't have a REAL automatic dive watch ( that she can actually SEE). She has a very nice 22mm Invicta automatic dive watch, but it is difficult for her to read the dial because of the color and the size. A REAL dive watch has at least 200-meter water resistance, so this one qualifies. This automatic watch DOES NOT REQUIRE A BATTERY. So long as it's on your wrist, and you are moving your arm, the watch will be wound, you can also unscrew the crown and hand wind it...no worries about a dead battery. The watch has a stainless steel case and bracelet, so it is tough too. I own A LOT of watches and I prefer an automatic, and most of my watches are Invictas. They're tough, pretty accurate, and if you shop around, they are economical...this one was...and it looks good too.