This is the first Invicta watch I've ever owned and I am very pleased. This model is a Man's Diver's watch and is water resistant to 660 ft. or 200 meters. Even if you don't dive, you might appreciate the water resistance in case you wear it in the shower. Other than that, it looks like a nice, men's dress watch.

I am a woman, but I have begun wearing men's watches because the face is larger and I can read it without glasses. The face on this watch (not including the case or bezel) is about 1 1/4" - much larger than most women's watches.

The case and bracelet are stainless steel and it is hefty enough to denote quality. The face is a gorgeous, cobalt blue color. This series is available in several different face colors (some are downright garish), but this blue is very attractive. The hour markings and hands featuring a glow-in-the-dark paint so you can more easily read the time at night. There is also a date feature on the face and the crystal has a thick, magnifying area over the date. There is a marked bezel that moves in only one direction. It makes the watch look a little less dressy, but not excessively so.

The bracelet looks two-toned because some of the links are highly polished and some are brushed. The clasp is a fold-over type (which allows for further bracelet size adjustment) and also has a small safety clasp. Unless you have very thick wrists, you will likely need to have some links removed to fit you properly. You can take it to a place that sells watches to have this done unless you happen to own the special tool needed. I actually took this one to Walmart and they removed the links free of charge. (Save the extra links and pins in case you gain weight or decide to gift this watch to someone else later.)

The watch comes in a lovely, although wildly colored, presentation box. It is a vivid yellow, but is beautifully finished and completely padded on the interior to protect against scratches.

As this watch was sent to me through the Amazon Vine program for evaluation purposes, the rubber bracelet that is part of the set was somehow not included so I cannot review that.

The things I don't like are: the owner's manual/documentation is terrible! There is no mention of how to adjust the bracelet length AT ALL and the manual seems to be a generic one designed to cover most Invicta watches. If you have owned watches before that are similar to this one, you will be fine. If this is a gift for someone who has only previously owned inexpensive watches, you will absolutely need to help them learn to use it and get the band adjusted because the manual just doesn't cut it. I think this is absurd and hope Invicta will consider creating more complete and specific documentation for each model watch.

The warranty is a little misleading as it is not free. You'll spend at least $50 on "shipping and handling" if you need warranty work.

Still, the price is good for a watch of this quality and I think it is very attractive. If you like the looks and the features, I think you will be happy with this watch.