InvictaMen's 23384 Pro Diver Analog Display Quartz Silver Watch

Great watch for a great price. Although it is battery powered....

reasonable price looks great recomend highly

My first Invicta watch. I was a little apprehensive about ordering an Invicta watch having read such mixed reviews. There are those that love them and those that hate them. I now own three Invicta Pro Divers since purchasing this one and plan on getting more. I’ve had this particular watch now for several months and it is spot on accurate. It looks great with the stainless steel band it came with, a nato strap, or a silicone strap. Lots of options dressing it up or down with different straps. Some people complain about the Invicta band not being great, but I think it’s a fine band. I feels very solid and well built. I just so happen to like the sportier look of a black silicone divers strap shown in the pictures. The bezel works great. It turns easily, but doesn’t feel loose. On my particular watch there is really no play in the bezel, which speaks to its build quality I believe. The watch as a whole seems very solid and well built. The lume isn’t great, but isn’t bad either. You can see in the pics that the lume in the hands is actually quite good, but on the indexes, not quite as bright. All in all, I am very happy with my Invicta and will certainly be purchasing more in the future. It’s an amazing watch at an amazing price.

I paid $78 for this watch two months ago on Amazon and the price is now $49! I think it's worth every penny I paid and is a steal for $49! It's really beautiful and has a vibrant face, bezel, and finish to the watch and band. It feels substantial and well made but doesn't feel too heavy for an all metal 43mm watch. I have numerous dive watches, including a much more expensive 43mm Deep Blue model 1K dive watch and this Invicta feels and looks every bit as awesome as that one (and maybe a bit more!). If you like the look of the Rolex GMT Master II "Pepsi" dive watch, but don't want to shell out $15,000-$20,000 (yes, crazy expensive), then you owe it to yourself to check out this watch. I thought about the venerable Seiko SKX009 "Pepsi" watch but even at the much more reasonable $200 mark it just doesn't hold the same appeal as this Invicta. I have seen them both side my side and prefer the Invicta much more. The Invicta has a black face, which matches the Rolex GMT Master II, whereas the Seiko SKX009 has a blue face. The Seiko also does not have the magnification bubble over the date and the red portion of the bezel only goes a quarter of the way around the bezel. Small differences I guess, but then again, beauty is in the eye of the beholder. For around $80 this Invicta is really tough to beat if you want to add another classy dive watch to your collection.

Update: Update: After two weeks I can say it's dead on accurate. Never more than about 15 seconds off after a few days. I'm still not sure why it doesn't have the gaudy "Invicta" on the side of the case, but was glad for that. I'm getting the automatic version next as I like automatics too. Didn't test it near water, but I'm not a water person, so it's not an issue. Highly recommend. It simply does NOT look like a cheap $49 watch.I'm a watch guy. The most expensive watch I ever bought was a $1,000 Tag Heuer as I'm not rich. :). I always avoided Invicta for all the usual reasons, though I'm not a total watch snob, like some who loathe the brand. So I finally decided to try one. I got the Diver, quartz version for $49. And it's much, much nicer than expected and much nicer than most of the negative reviews. It's really quite good looking and you'd never guess it is a $49 watch.Pros:Nice feel and weight on the wristNO Invicta written on the side. I thought every one they made had that. Is this a fluke, does anyone know? That was one of my stumbling blocks on getting one.Bezel is fine, smooth but tight, and stops right at 12 o'clock, unlike many reviews say.Bracelet is fine. Can't tell if links are solid, but it feels very nice, isn't as noisy as some reviews say and the center polished links are not too shiny and gaudy looking.Easy to resize the bracelet.Nice size for my 7 inch wristJust got it yesterday so can't address accuracy yetScrew down crownCons:Clasp is kind of tinny, but again, not as bad as reviews saying its too hard to openLume doesn't last but it is evenly applied, and lume isn't a big thing for me.For the price, give it a try. Granted Invicta makes mostly big, ugly watches, but this is a very nice watch.

Every Magnum fan may want to consider purchasing this very watch!! GREAT quality! Top company, easy to use (you MUST follow online users guide to change date/time!), and super handsome!

From the moment I opened the box I was taken with this watch. The overall look is on a par with watches costing thousands more and it's been the source of many compliments from other folks. The bracelet was just a tad large on me so I removed just one link and it fit perfectly. What has really impressed me about this watch is its timekeeping accuracy. I originally set (hacked) the watch according to both an atomic wall clock and my smart phone. The watch runs, on average, just two seconds fast per week! That's +2 seconds every seven days! Marvelous! I was not expecting such accuracy and it was a shock at first, but it has continued to maintained its level of accuracy. Good looks, timekeeping excellence, outstanding price -- you can't go wrong buying this watch.

durable, often mistaken for Rolex original design, but clearly Invicta, not intended to pass off