Rolex Submariner - Rolex Watch

Classic styling and high performance add up to an outstanding sport watch for your land or sea adventures. This automatic watch, from Invicta's Pro Diver series, places a large round stainless steel case on a robust triple link steel bracelet. The black dial is designed for quick and easy read-off, even in low light conditions. It offers three-hand function with Tritnite-coated luminous hands and hour markers and a magnified date display at the three o'clock mark. The dial is capped with a resilient mineral crystal and framed by a black unidirectional rotating steel bezel with coin edge detailing. This watch is driven by Japanese automatic movement, which is visible through the see-through skeleton caseback. It is rated water resistant to a full 660 feet (200 meters).

Pro Diver Collection

Plunge into any horizon using the steadfast guidance of the Invicta Pro Diver. Stylishly classic, internal workings are forged with variations of either Swiss chronograph or 21-jewel automatic movements and willingly navigate in depths up to 300 meters. Built with confident prowess, the fortitude with which these timepieces function makes the Pro Diver the quintessential in performance.

I cannot say enough about how disappointed I am in this watch. When I received this watch, I opened the box and thought I saw a well crafted, stylish and pleasing piece of jewelry. Instead, all I got was a shiny bracelet attached to a watch-shaped object. Oh, it is a beautiful looking watch and I did not expect quartz precision in an inexpensive automatic Japanese movement, but I did expect it to continue running beyond the second day of ownership. This is all the more disappointing because I really liked this watch when I first got it and had to defend my purchase to my wife. Imagine my chagrin now that I have to tell her that I am returning it because it really is useless. Maybe this is a case-by-case thing and another one of these would work perfectly, but I refuse to take that chance. I am sending this watch back for a full refund and, knowing how good Amazon is about these things, I expect to get nothing short of a full refund and an apology for the inconvenience. This does not sour me on the Amazon experience, merely Invictaa as a company and on buying watches on the internet, in general.

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Received this watch recently.
Already the crown is defective. It will not screw back into place.

The Invicta warranty terms are that you must send a $25 fee in the form of a Money Order for the S&H. Add to this the approximate $10 it will cost you to ship the watch using a secure shipping service to the Invicta Service Center and the costs of getting a money order, and now the costs to send this $100 watch for warranty service are over 1/3 the price of the watch. If you purchase this watch on sale for around $60 that's over half the watch's price.

If you have to send the watch for service a couple of times it will cost you about the price of the watch!

Either way this is absolutely unacceptable and totally ridiculous.
If a company has a defective product it should pay the costs of returning the defective item to you after it services the item.
You've already paid the costs to ship it to the company, not to mention the inconvenience of getting a money order and of doing without the item for a few weeks.

For the above reasons the watch is going back to Amazon, and will not go near an Invicta product ever again!

This watch didn't survive being worn in the shower the first month. No moisture was seen inside the dial, but at almost one month after receiving it, the watch simply stopped working. Fortunately Amazon took it back.

On a side note, I just noticed this weekend that my 9177 (women's version) has a broken pin where the safety clasp is, meaning that if it ever falls out, the safety clasp will be useless.

Great looking watch. Has appearance of a quality piece. Retunred to Joma within the week of getting it. Ran 15 minutes fast per day. That's not break-in period issue. I've had other automatics that were 1-2 minutes off during break-in period, but this is obviously a manuf. defect.

So after I paid $5 to resize, another $5 to put the links back on (Joma said they wouldn't take watch back if they had to put links back on) and $10 to mail back to Joma, I was out $20.

While this watcth has the looks it lacks qaulity . This is the second pro diver I purchased for my son and once again the pins that attach the band to the lug have bent and caused the band to come off. If they sold 1.5 Million of this model watch as they claim,I would think they have been aware of this problem for some time now. Yet they continue to sell garbage that they know will break.When you try to get it fixed by Invicta,good luck.You will find out a replacement band will cost you 30% of MSRP. Do the math and you will discover they want to charge you more for the band then you paid for the watch!!!! Do not buy Invicta!!

Dynamic, sporty styling and reliable precision make the Aquaracer WAB1120.BA0802 the perfect watch for all of your water sport adventures. This dual-tone watch offers a crisp marine blue dial with sophisticated gold-tone accents, a full-color TAG Heuer logo, and an automatic date calendar at the three o'clock position. The dial has a clean, uncluttered look, with highly polished luminous hands and hour markers for optimal radiance and readability. Framing the dial is a matching unidirectional rotating bezel with engraved dive time markers, for safe timing of dives and other limited events. The watch is set in a brushed stainless steel case and presents on a handsome and durable brushed steel link bracelet with gold-plated center links. The bracelet fastens with a fold over clasp with safety and features an extension system that allows it to be worn over a diving suit. Other notable features of this watch include a highly scratch-resistant sapphire crystal and a screw-down crown and caseback for water resistance.

just wanted to let anyone who wants to buy this watch know that the price of this watch was around th 780 mark a month or so back and since then its skyrocketed to 900 plus. If you want to buy this watch, wait for a while till the price comes down to its original or go for another brand and/or model.

While I'm very happy with this watch, the fact that I paid $1027. for it direct from Amazon, and it was available direct from Amazon for $969. two weeks later and I can't find a "price match guarantee," makes me a little less than ecstatic about this purchase.

Bought this watch four months ago from amazon for 770$. The price is higher now, but I'd say that it's worth up to 1000$. It looks better than the picture on this site suggests. In the picture, the dial is a light pastel blue, but in reality the dial is a much darker(and much more attractive) shade of blue. The contrast of the gold and blue, which originally attracted me to the watch, remains a lot of fun to look at. However, the bright coloring makes the watch tough to pull off with formal dress and possibly "flashy" in the eyes of some. It's appropriate in 90% of situations but not a do-it-all watch(not that I expected it to be one).

I've taken it diving down to 100 feet with no problems. The dial is sapphire and has withstood some hard bumps without a scratch. The gold-plated part of the bracelet has a few scuffs, but I expected this because gold is very soft. In any case, it's not very noticeable and adds some character to the watch.

Functionally, it's very easy to change the date and time. It's also easy to read the dial. This is thanks to the simple but well-engineered design.

Overall, there are more expensive makes of watch out there, but if you're not looking for attention, this is a reliable and fun watch that will serve you well in most contexts(save for something like a black tie dinner) for decades.

Watch is absolutely beautiful. Great deal too, it costs like 1400 at Macy's. Received it within a few days too.

I love this watch! Looks very elegant and the price was great. I would highly recommend this watch.

Designed for optimal performance both in and out of the water, this handsome automatic watch blends sporty prestige styling with optimal readability. The 41 mm case is crafted from a solid block of stainless steel and showcases a black dial with bold luminous hands and markers and a red-tipped seconds hand. The dial also features a tonal TAG Heuer logo and a date display at the three o'clock hour. Framing the dial is a unidirectional rotating bezel, in matching black, with oversized Arabic numerals and a luminescent marker at the 12 o'clock position. The handsome link bracelet, in brushed steel, fastens securely with a fold-over-clasp with safety and features an extension system so that the watch can be worn over a diving suit. Other notable features include a scratch-resistant sapphire crystal and a screw-in crown and caseback for water resistance to 300 meters. Calibre 5 automatic movement means that this watch winds itself with the natural motion of your wrist and does not require a battery.

In terms of design and ergonomic (is very confortable on the wrist) I am very happy.
The big negative surprise is the accuracy, each 24hours it adds 20 seconds , what is unacceptable for a $1000 watch.
Because I order from USA to Europe the return is a problem and the warranty is not valid because Amazon (seller) is not an authorized agent.
It seems that this problem is common with TAG watches.

Found this watch as a Christmas gift to myself in 12/08. Great price and less expensive than the same model I found locally -- that was used! So I ordered and was glad to see sold and shipped by Amazon. Watch arrives in GREAT packaging, looks wonderful, seems to be working fine... then BAM. Five days later the date locks. Can't even move it with the crown. So I call Amazon customer service, provide my info and ship to Kentucky for repairs. I'm skeptical at this point. Amazon provided me the contact info for the repair shop in KY, so I called and spoke to them once my watch arrived (I had to pay shipping to KY, and I purchased insurance. Amazon paid the shipping back to me, which was nice.) Repairman said it wasn't that big of a concern (the date not switching) and they should have my piece back to me in 6-8 weeks. It arrived back in five weeks. I'M VERY HAPPY NOW! Watch is working great, the experience was great, and dealing with Amazon customer service for a significant purchase like this really turned out to be easy and efficient.

The watch looks great - a gift for my husband - so no complaints there!! It is a bit bigger than expected - the dimensions could have been listed. However the mail experience with UPS was terrible. I had to track the watch myself (a month after I ordered it)to get any kind of info. I received 2 e-mail from Perfect Timing telling me they were sending the watch back because duties had not been paid. The first time I had not received any info on this and the second time I had already paid the duty a week earlier!! Lots of phone calls and e-mails before the watch finally arrived too late for the birthday.

This watch is very verstile & will help you "look the part" when you need to without being over-the-top as to distract. Very surprised with how comfortable this watch is. It is heavy, but I don't feel it on my wrist as much as I do my other watches.

Mine is gaining a consistent 7 seconds per day, which is very acceptable.

This watch is an automatic, meaning that it contains a mechanical movement powered by the action of the wearer's wrist. Some mechanical movements must be wound manually by the user. Neither type require a battery as a quartz watch would. The payoff is that all mechanical watches, however much they might cost, are less accurate than any quartz watch one might buy for $20 from a local garage. The reason that one might pay upwards of $1000 for such a watch is that the movement is a precise, finely engineered example of the watchmaker's craft, and not a simple piece of electronics produced by the millions as might be found in a cheap Casio (to take nothing away from Casio).

The highest quality automatic watches are known as 'chronometers', and must contain a movement that has passed a rigorous set of tests laid down by the Swiss Chronometer Testing Institute (www.cosc.ch). Such a movement will have an accuracy of 99.99%, which is the maximum obtainable. Only 3% of all watches produced in Switzerland each year are certified as chronometers. Briefly, the COSC standard states that a certified movement must be accurate to within -4/+6 seconds per day. Most high-quality mechanical watches can be adjusted by a good watchmaker to meet that level of accuracy. As far as I am aware, this movement (a Tag-modified ETA 2824-2 for the technically inclined) is not COSC certified; however, this does not mean that it cannot meet the standard, but simply that Tag Heuer have not submitted it for testing.

Even chronometer-certified movements are still less accurate than a quartz watch. This is not a problem specific to Tag Heuer, but is common to any mechnical watch, whether it be from Rolex, Omega, Breitling or any other manufacturer. Even Omega's new co-axial movement is not designed to increase accuracy, but rather stability over time. Stability is often considered to be a more desirable characteristic than pure accuracy in a mechanical timepiece (which is in any case impossible); that is, that it constantly gains 6 seconds a day, rather than gaining one day and losing time the next.

Many people (and websites) confuse chronometers with chronographs. A chronograph is a watch that has extra functions and displays allowing the timing of individual events, similar to a stopwatch. This watch is not a chronograph.

When buying an expensive watch, or any other valuable item, it pays to do a small amount of research and understand what exactly it is one is paying for.

I have always been very impressed with the build quality of Tag Heuers; their finishing and reliability is excellent and they are very reasonably priced when compared to other high-grade Swiss watches.

Big, bold and masculine, the Invicta Quartz Pro Diver 8932 is an affordable luxury watch with classically styled features. This precisely constructed quartz timepiece for men features a solid stainless steel case that's 39mm wide, slightly smaller than its 8926 cousin. It has a black face with Tritnite luminous hands and markers and a unidirectional black bezel with white numerals and markings. Other features include anti-reflective mineral crystal, date display at 3 o'clock, and water resistance to 200 meters. The highly polished stainless steel band has a diver buckle with safety clasp.

Pro Diver Collection

Plunge into any horizon using the steadfast guidance of the Invicta Pro Diver. Stylishly classic, internal workings are forged with variations of either Swiss chronograph or 21-jewel automatic movements and willingly navigate in depths up to 300 meters. Built with confident prowess, the fortitude with which these timepieces function makes the Pro Diver the quintessential in performance.

I recieved this watch yesterday and I was very excited. This was not my first Invicta, I've been very impressed with their watches. After I got it home, I put a rubber band on it and then started setting the time. I first noticed that the bezel is very difficult to turn. I thought if I kept working it, it would loosen up. It hasn't so far. Next I noticed that the time keeps stopping periodically. I know it's a quartz, but even early on I expected the watch to keep running in the beginning. Then I look at the warranty card. I admit this is the first time I've had to, and I notice that Invicta wants a $25 check for return shipping. They send me a defective watch and they want money to essentially fix it. I don't think so.....I'm used to very quality from Invicta, so I am very disappointed in this watch.

It is not a bargain, looks great but useless as a watch. I got two of this watches but both stops working perodically.

The product description says the watch is water resistant up to 200 meters (600 feet). However, I use this watch for around 1 and half month and water has gone into the watch already. I didn't wear the watch to swim or take shower. I just use it normally and sometimes I wear it when I wash hands. How dare they say the watch is water resistant?

I bought an Invicta 8932 and nobody could loose the crown! That was so firmly attached to the body of the watch that I have to use pliers to switch the crown to be able to pull it and adjust the date and time. But it works fine. I gave 1 star but the clock deserves 4.

On receiving this Invicta #8932 product, I immediately tried to set the date. It was impossible to set the day of the week. The stem did not reach the position to change the day of the week. I guess all Invicta watches need immediate repair.

Black microblasted titanium case, Black titanium bracelet with blue lateral inserts, Deployant buckle, Unidirectional rotating black carbon fiber bezel, Screw down crown and push buttons, Black dial with silver carbon fiber in center, Luminous hands, Small seconds subdial, Chronograph feature (Seconds, Minutes, Hours), Magnified date at the 12 o'clock, Tourbillon visible at the 11 o'clock, Scratch resistant sapphire crystal, Automatic mechanical movement, Water resistant to 1000 meters/ 3330 feet. Shock and high pressure resistant. Limited Edition of 25 pieces.

I bought a couple of these and smashed them in front of poor people. You know, as a joke. Then I drove away.

I bought this to replace my old Timex Ironman watch. It's much heavier than the Ironman and since owning it, my avg time per mile has increased by 45 seconds. Now I just use it whenever I am doing heavy manual labor.

Though this watch speaks of serious busniess. My band of traied wariours did much more to sropping those exfa-terrestrial ones from taking over the grand canyon and the wrold. I hopd the lazer function and the magnifying glass wuld be special tools in this intergalactic war but noes. Now my evil monkey wares thiss watch, its in a zoo.

If you want to be laughed at and ridiculed for wearing cheap trash this is the one. At least it's only pocket change and one won't mind leaving it on a sink at Walfart.

Any one spending 100,000 on a watch should be knocked out,with all the starving kids in the world i'm sure your money could go to a better cause. I have a400 dollar invicta subaqua-noma 3 that is a hundred times better than that waste of money.