Invicta Men's Pro Diver Automatic Watch with Polyurethane Strap, Black (Model: 9110)

I. LOVE. THIS. WATCH. It is a great watch! I love that it is an automatic movement, so no need to ever worry about batteries. It seems to keep time very well - I set it to the exact time on my iphone at the beginning of the month, and by the end of the month, it is only off by a few seconds - not bad at all. Definitely as precise as I need it when synchronizing watches with the rest of the special forces commandos.It has a great look that seamlessly bridges the gap from casual to dressy when worn, I think. I usually dress in jeans and a work shirt, and it looks great, but when I slip into something a little more dressy, it rises to the occasion just fine. It is easy to read, and the one-way bezel works well (a little stiff at first, but broke in nicely after a month or so.) The power reserve seems to last two to three days without wearing the watch, which is more than adequate for me, as I generally wear it most days. In the rare circumstance where I go a week without wearing it, I just reset the time, manually wind it up, and happily go about my business.Cons? Not much at all, really. The luminescence is nothing to write home about, but I have very limited expectations in that regard unless I am getting a tritium capsule watch like a Luminox. This one is perfectly adequate, and you can see the hands when the lights go out if it's been in sunlight or under light indoors, but the luminescence will not last all night, let alone 20 years.The band is pretty stiff upon arrival, but it too breaks in after a little time. I was in a bit of a hurry to make it fit my wrist, so I warmed it up in hot water to soften it up, and then put it on one hole too tight so that it would form to the shape and size of my wrist as it cooled - that did the trick nicely. I may replace the band with a silicone one with a deployment clasp on it, just to add another layer of convenience, but at this point it does fit very nicely.This is a fantastic value, given the price. Stury, durable so far, hefty and very nice looking. It has all of the features I like best in a watch, and it works flawlessly. Highly recommended.

Impressed with the the quality of this watch. I would be very satisfied at twice the price I actually payed ($90). Didn’t want to wear one of my higher end watches in my first trip to Mexico, so I purchased this watch for the trip. I’m not a diver, but I swam in the pool, snorkeled and swam with the dolphins wearing this watch in salt water extensively. It did fantastic and still looks like new. Stays in place well on my wrist (doesn’t rotate), is accurate to within +/- 10 sec per day, and runs consistently if I wear it at least every other day. Easy to set and wind when needed. The screw down crown is easy to use, and the bezel is very stable, yet easy to rotate if you take the time to learn how it moves (slight pressure from the face). Thanks Invicta for a nice watch. Looking forward to adding more Invictas to my collection.

For $80 or so you can't beat it. I own several Casio dive watches and higher end automatics such as Seiko. Sure the bezel is a bit stiff but some graphite powder helps. As for timekeeping it loses about 1 minute every 3 or 4 days but then my Seiko isn't any better and it's an easy thing to synchronize it. After all it's not a quartz movement so what do you expect? The criticism regarding the fact that it stops after not being worn for a few days is silly. Of course it stops. That's like moaning that your car runs out of gas if you don't fill it up every 300 miles or so. The waterproofing seems OK and I can only surmise that those people who say it leaks are forgetting to screw down the crown or else they just got a bad one. Mine is fine after several dives in the 50ft deep range. Overall I like the styling and it is true that amazon exaggerates the case diameter by about 5mm but it still looks cool. The strap is comfy but won't fit over a drysuit or thick wetsuit. Not an issue for me as I clip my watches onto my BC strap as a backup for my computer which is my primary timer anyway. In conclusion for the price I'm well satisfied.Update: It's 3 years since I bought the watch and I've worn it almost every day. The strap is on the verge of needing to be replaced but apart from that it's still tip top. The crystal has remarkably few scratches considering I wear 24 hours a day. I can confirm that it worked perfectly down to 40m or about 130fsw several times so I would definitely buy it again.

The watch looks sharp and is easy to read in the light. As noted by most reviews, the lume doesn't last long, so it's not very readable in the dark unless recently "charged". When the lume is fresh, though, it looks great.The only other beef I had was the strap, which I found to be stiff and uncomfortable. However, getting this watch with a strap saved about $15 vs a bracelet, and I had planned to spend the difference on a Ritche silicone strap. I did so and the watch now looks great, feels great and was still only about $90 total.The bezel has zero play. It's difficult to rotate, but I would only use it occasionally to mark 12 o'clock in another time zone when traveling. At least I know it won't be changed accidentally.The movement is top notch. After an initial manual wind out of the box and using the hacking feature to sync with time.gov, I've been wearing it for 4 days without winding. The time is now 15 seconds fast, so that is just a few seconds per day.KEEP THE CROWN SCREWED DOWN and the water resistance is solid. I've been showering with it on and have gotten it wet during chores, etc.Overall, I would love to have the lume of a Seiko SKX or the new equivalents, but for less than 1/3 of the price, I'd be fine taking this watch in a few different colors. ;)