Let me start my stating the good aspects about this watch:

- If you own any of the reserve watches, this will feel much lighter and thinner, which is good for a change
- Even with its big face, the watch can still be used for casual dinners, etc, It's got a nice style, very unique.
- The strap, the fact that its under side is made of 100% genuine leather.
- Keeps time accurately. After a week of owning it, it hasn't skipped.
- Very comfortable to wear.
- Most of its chronograph works well (not all of it)
- Beautiful display window
- Plenty of luminousity. The arms and numbers stay lit for a while after dark and are easy to read.

Now, a couple of bad things about it:

- One of the chronograph's arms, the 1/10 to be exact, is not at true "zero", it's a bit off to the left.
- The Tachymeter is fake. Tachymeters are mainly found, if not only found, on analog watches, and they way they work is, there's a button which changes the "seconds" arm into Tachymeter mode, which means that the arm will stop moving (counting seconds for time keeping) and move to the 12 (zero) position, when the Tachymeter is then started, the seconds arm will start to rotate with a "SWEEPING" motion. This watch DOES NOT have that sweeping motion nor does it have a mode button.

There are some things you should know about this piece, which I consider, neither bad or good, but more of a neutral aspect, but of course, that's different from person to person. Here they are:

- NO INDICATION of where the watch's movement is from. I couldn't find any information about it. Amazon describes the movement as Japanase quartz, but I couldn't find anything on the watch.
- As always, Invicta throws in a "standard" general instructions booklet that applies to their entire line. Specific instructions would be great for those whom may need to factory reset the chronograph(zero reset)and have never done it before.
- The strap, notice I didn't write it down as a "bad" thing, because in reality, it is a nice strap; it will get old and dusty with time, however, I noticed that a damp cloth will wipe off any dirt and/or dust.

In conclusion, from an Invicta owner's perspective, honestly speaking, this watch doesn't really match the quality of higer priced Invictas, but for $100 is actually decent. It isn't a bad watch, but it isn't perfect, I don't like "fake" functions that are shamelessly painted on the piece and mean/do nothing. I hate to think it, but I'm sure I'm right, that this wastch was probably made in China, but at its current price, I guess I shouldn't expect any more. This may not be the best from Invicta, but it is a well made and interesting looking piece.