Invicta Men's Pro Diver Automatic Analog Watch with Stainless Steel Band (Model: Silver)

Good watch

Relógio muito bonito que cumpre seu papel. Marcar as horas com precisão, ser uma peça de estilo no pulso. A experiência de compra foi sem intercorrencias e estou satisfeito.

Mekanızması seiko. İşçilik fiyatına göre güzel bence 42 mm seçtim bileğim kalın olduğu için. 40 mm olanı esinlendiği saatin orjinal boyutları olsada bileğime küçük gelecekti. Bakanın bir daha baktığı mekanizması kaliteli güzel bir giriş seviye saat.

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Item description: Invicta Pro Diver Automatic Stainless Steel Brand: Invicta Item: B07M5J8QWM Date received: 2023-07-02 Headline - 3- to 4-digit caliber watch at a 2-digit price Product Claims 1 ct, stainless steel Invicta Pro Diver model 29177 automatic (self-winding) Diver's Watch I received exactly what was claimed in the product description. It was professionally boxed in a nice Invicta hinged box. After a number of hours of evaluating other watches I was hopeful for this one, but what I got blew away my expectations. My requirements: I was looking for low maintenence (stainless steel, and at least a mineral crystal - a sapphire crystal would have been ideal but I have to manage my expectations in my price range, and while we're on that I was hoping to stay inside a <=US$120 price), self-winding (automatic - non-battery), waterproof (screw-in crown), a band that I am capable of adjusting myself, and an accuracy capable of maintaining a reasonable time (plus or minus a minute) for multiple days. I also wanted a watch with a "masculine, rugged but professional" look - a subjective thing. My research: I have a quartz watch that retails for >$400, and it keeps time to within a second. I have to give that level of accuracy up for a self-winding watch in my price range. It turns out that non-quartz, non-battery, self-winding mechanical watches that are not in the "ridiculous" price range, typically have guaranteed accuracies in the -20 to +40 seconds per day (temperature dependent), with individual watches often bettering that number but not guaranteed to do so. I would prefer better accuracy, but I was willing to compromise to that level (worst-case) in order to get everything else at a lower price. I found a lot of inexpensive watches that met most of the criteria, but not all (especially not the self-winding requirement). I found a few watches that met all the criteria, but the cheapest of them was $200+, if not several times that. Then I found this watch and it seemed almost too good to be true. The reviews were largely optimistic so I decided to take a risk and ordered it. What I found with this watch: Very attractive packaging: supremely suitable for gifting Assembly location: Malaysia Power: self-winding, allegedly 41 hour power reserve (I haven't tested that yet) Movement: Seiko NH35A Japanese movement with 24 jewels, beats at 21,600 bph (6 beats per second), includes hacking (ability to stop and adjust the second hand independent of the minute/hour hands), hand-windable, and impossible to over-wind Construction: stainless steel, diver's watch with screw-in crown (rated as water-resistant at 200m), self-adjustable metal band with a safety clasp Look and feel: It has that subjective "masculine rugged but professional" look Weight: (less one link) 140.33 grams Size: 32 mm crystal, 42 mm bezel ring, 13.9 mm thick (15 mm to the top of the date bezel) Features: Luminous hands and dial hours, sweep second hand, date (but not day or month), easy to adjust My immediate experience: I opened the box, pulled it out (hands were already moving as I pulled it out), removed the crystal protection films, adjusted the time and date on the watch, did a manual wind, and immediately wore it for a day. The band was too loose so I pulled the micro-adjustment in on the closure as far as it would go, and that helped, but it was still able to rotate on my wrist, so on the second day I removed a link from the band, which went fairly quickly and well, and gave me the tightness that I was looking for without being overly tight. I appreciate that I can make major and minor adjustments on the band without needing to take it to a jeweler. What level of accuracy did I get? On my first two consecutive days it was 6 seconds fast each day. Better than guaranteed by the movement, and better than expected, so I'm very happy with that. What did I not get? Everything that was promised was delivered. However, since I brought it up, for the price I did not get a sapphire crystal (but of course it does not come with that). My only real quibble is with the nighttime luminosity - I found that the luminous hands and dial markers are rather dim; yes, they are there and usable, but they are difficult to see until your eyes adapt to the darkness.