Typified by the same frequency of correctness as a broken watch as far as gift giving is concerned...dumb luck.  However, this reasonably priced unbroken Invicta 1616 turned out to be my second winner and from all indications it will continue to be the right choice for some time to come.  Now,  I don't think the grey unidirectional bezel is going to get a lot of use in diving situations but it may very well be the bane of my existence in timing how long it really takes me to respond to "honey do" directives.

With the light grey hues of the band and bezel  integrated with the gold-plated stainless steel case and crown, this watch has already made appearances and showed impressively in a range of social situations although I think it is best suited for daily and casual wear.  It has been reported that the flexible polyurethane bracelet is soft and comfortable (not something I can say about the rubber band of&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/Invicta-Men-s-1798-Russian-Diver-Collection-Multi-Function-Watch/dp/B005FN143Y/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">Invicta Men's 1798 Russian Diver Collection Multi-Function Watch</a>) while the size of the case of this watch does not overwhelm the wrist of smaller framed women.  The numerics  are easily discernible by someone who customarily may have some difficulties with more ornate dials.

The 1616 Angel is warranted for one year and an extended warranty is available at additional cost.  About the only criticism I have is the latch on the Textured white wooden box is upside down but I don't think this one will spend a lot of time in the box anyway.