This watch is my second Invicta.

I will start off by saying the people that talk about moisture in the watch obviously don't understand that you have to PUSH the crown (aka time and date adjuster) back in, then keep pressure on it to screw it back into place. Many DONT do it and if you dont, moisture will get in. (Every Invicta Ive seen with moisture in it has non tightened crown on it)

I love these watches. Automatics really tie you in with your time piece and its nice knowing your movement powers it. They use the Seiko NH53A Japanese movement and its very reliable. My other one lasted over 2 years before the tinsil that beneath the time adjusters broke. (Its very thin) and its cheaper to buy another one than to repair these automatics.

I love the feel of Invictas. The band is not super nice normally, but looks great for a $60 watch. Its a great starter watch for those getting into understanding the way they work.

This one however DOES have a slightly awkward dial. It makes a strange noise and seems to feel a bit looser than my older one.

I have timed the accuracy of the automatic, and its approximately 59.97 seconds per minute, which is pretty dang accurate. Definitely worth a buy if you're deciding between others.