Pro Diver Stainless Steel Quartz Watch - 37mm

Like invicta watches. Good quality, good price and nice to look at. Keeps good time. Reflective hands etc not brilliant compared to my citizen watch.

Good product .My son od happy.

A bit of a curates egg, this one....I enjoy wearing watches and have a modest little collection of (mostly) cheap and cheerful ones to suit my mood or the occasion. If you listen to the opinions of watch enthusiasts you will be dismayed to find that Invicta have a less than healthy rep-but this is largely based on their 'blingtastic' monster watch designs featuring metal bolts and gold plated plasma screens. This one is more sedate! Style wise, it is loosely based on a Rolex Submariner dial and an Omega Sea Master bezel. This is the closest I'll ever come to owning either of these multi-thousand dollar watches so I am quite happy with that.....it DOESN'T however quite fall into the ghastly and ungentlemanly trap of being a shoddy 'counterfeit' or replica. There is enough about it to make it an original in its own right. 'Invicta' is nicely engraved on the side and back which is enough to keep the Rolex lawyers happy. The overall build quality is nice too.....but (probably?) light years away from the watches it's based on. So....I paid less than 40 squids for a good looking (ymmv) watch. I can find nothing shoddy about its build quality for that price. I have super skinny wrists so the fact that it is marginally undersized at 38mm is a bonus for me. The strap was HUGE and I am not a fan of bracelets so I removed that I'm afraid. It looked kind of ok though if that's your thing, I might get busy with my link removing tool one day but it's fine on a leather or Nato. (very James Bond!!) Mine seems to lose about a second or two a day at the moment. (about par for cheap Quartz movements.) It's very BLUE! Not really a bad thing.....the blue dialed Rolex costs about £20000 and is white gold rather than stainless steel. Looks alarmingly similar in this respect! All in all I like it so far. Time Will Tell. If it keeps reasonable time and lasts the distance it represents a good buy for an attractive multi-purpose daily wearer in my book. HTH ron

I am always on the look out for a bargain. I am drawn to the divers watches and saw this at a bargain price - sub £40. I got this as an alternative to my other watches as I didn’t have a silver blue combo. This watch grabs attention and people are shocked when they have a closer look and realise the price I paid. It looks good, weight feels good, the strap is solid I have no complaints. It keeps time well and I tend to wear it when I go out instead of more expensive watches. I am by no means an expert when it comes to watches. I recently bought a Tissot Seastar and whilst the Seastar is a better watch in terms of refinement, it feels the same on the wrist, the Invicta does not look out of place alongside the Seastar which which is almost 10x the price. There is a place for budget watches in every collection, looks and taste are personal and can divide opinion which makes it even better. I will be looking to buy other invicta watches based on this.

My 15 years old absolutely love this ! Very smart ,stylish easy to remove link if needed .

I wanted a watch that I could take snorkelling and not worry too much if it leaked, so I bought this as effectively a sacrificial watch. I wasn't expecting much in the way of quality but I have been pleasantly surprised. The look is, of course, heavily "influenced by" the Rolex Submariner, but if your price range is in the up-to-£100 area rather than the up-to-£10,000 area, this has to be a good bet. The case feels pretty solid and, as long as you don't go looking too closely at the finishing, only the slightly thin & rattly bracelet gives away its price point. In the three weeks I've had it, it has lost about 7 seconds. Oddly, it seemed to lose most of those seconds in the first 24 hours and has remained pretty constant since then. I am sceptical how a watch without a screw-down crown can be rated 200M water resistant but haven't yet been able to do more testing than to immerse it in a bucket of water for a few hours, wear it in the shower; give it its due, it has remained perfectly operational afterwards. The rotating bezel on mine is very difficult to turn though - if you were trying it with wet hands whilst in the water, you would probably really struggle. I am planning a trip to do some snorkelling later in the year (Covid-19 permitting) so I will definitely update this review afterwards to report back on how the watch fared in the sea. So, in brief, for the price this is a great buy and I would be really mean to give it less than 5 stars.

Looks good , stopped working after two months ,If you want it repaired it has to go to Holland .

The price was excellent, unfortunately when it arrived the crown wouldn't lock as it should do which meant it would not be waterproof which was the main reason I bought it (we have had several of these over the years so I know how they are supposed to work). However, when I requested a refund, the process was seamless. Royal Mail collected it from my house (nothing to scan or print off). I got confirmation that my refund had been processed within in hours of it being collected and included confirmation that my refund had been processed and it duly arrived back in my account in a very timely manner, therefore you can order with confidence as we may have been unlucky that we received a faulty product and as such could only give 3 stars because the watch was broken but the return service was five star