I have over 25 watches in my collection, and I just reviewed another Invicta Signature chronograph model I really like (so far). Here is another low-cost but nice-looking watch with a sporty style, maybe slightly reminiscent of military too. This one doesn't have a rotating bezel, which I miss (but I have that on the other watch), but I like the hour markers. It's a true chronograph with three subdials in the usual arrangement. Like that other Signature, I like the fact that it isn't as huge as many Invicta models. I like big, but sometimes you want something more low-key. This one fits the bill. I like the rubber-style smooth band and its buckle closure. A couple small caveats: The subdials don't have any red splashes -- and I think they fade into the textured black face a little. In fact, they are also textured with concentric rings, and sometimes when I glance at the face it seems blurred. Adjusting the angle of vision takes care of it, but occasionally it's disconcerting. Minor quibble, because the face is actually attractive with its checkerboard pattern. Maybe the ringed subdials work against the slanted checkerboard squares and cause a small optical illusion. If you can get past that, then the watch looks great and (again) is not as overt as many Invictas and may well please you for that alone. Of course, if my opinion changes due to its performance, I'll add a comment later. For now, I'm generally pleased and will look at more Signature models.

WD Gagliani, author of WOLF'S EDGE