Reloj de cuarzo Invicta Specialty 1271 para hombre, informal, de acero inoxidable y esfera en oro rosa, de 50 mm

I'm reluctant to share photos because this watch is intended for men, which I am not, and I also have the wrist of a child, which I am also not, so the proportions are a bit exaggerated in my case. Suffice it to say, listen to the reviews that call out the size...this is a statement piece in that respect. The band is also quite large. I removed every link possible and it's still technically too big but not so much so that I won't wear it. What I especially love about it, though, is how they applied the finish, which, as others have mentioned, is a great shade of gold. Not at all like the photos they have posted. The matte variety is along the left/right of the band, the clasp, the majority of the face, and the top-facing part of the dial. The central "stripe" of the band and outer-facing edges are polished, as is the outer edge of the dial and the main watch component (whatever that's called...lol). This high polish catches the light beautifully and gives this watch just the right amount of shine in all the right places. Just great all around. Hopeful it stands the test of time!

Watch is nice feels like a quality watch.its got a big face but i also have a small wrist..got is sized and feels and looks great.the only negative thing i can honestly say is the band feels a little light and cheap doesnt feel like it goes with the watch itself .but once its on it feels great...good watch for the price ..cant beat that..this is my first invicta watch ...and probably wont be my last

Excelente

After looking at a similar watch costing $500 - with a separate "tide-level" dial, but no date or any other complications - I came across this watch, made by a respected manufacturer, from whom I have another watch which I like very much. This Invicta watch is a chronograph, my first. Other than the difference in complications, this watch and the $500 watch seem to have the same exact dial, at least to my eye, and both are made in Asia, although the $500 watch features a Swiss movement and the Invicta Japanese - not a big deal in my book, as the Japanese seem to have quartz movements down quite well. The length of the band is quite generous, for those with a larger wrist; I had a few links removed at my local jeweler, as I have a fairly average-sized wrist. This watch is unashamedly gold in color (plated - well plated), making it very much "in", as gold has made a resurgence. It wears well - not too heavy, not too light, and keeps its position well on the wrist. In addition to having the few links removed, I also took advantage of the "fine-tune" adjustment on the clasp, making it a perfect fit. I like the watch a little bit loose, but not so loose that the dial flips around the wrist; it always stays "right side up." I have not taken advantage of the subdials (and probably will never have need to), but the watch keeps good time and is relatively easy to read, despite the gold on gold; the hands are distinguished by their iridescence, another feature lacking in the $500 dollar watch I looked at. This watch was a good value, selling for less than $100: functional, stylish, and down-right sexy. I would not wear this as an everyday watch, but it is a fine accessory for a night on the town!

Love it, better then described. Thank you