This isn't going to be a long review, as there's not much to say about watches. Either they work, feel sturdy and look good or they don't. This one, to a certain degree, does.

The first thing I noticed after removing this from it's yellow "bling" box box, is how big the thing is. It's like wearing a pancake. I kid, but it's easily the size of a silver dollar, if not a bit larger. That being said, it's not heavy. It's made out of carbon fiber, which is known for it's light weight and strength and although I wouldn't wanna go beating it with a hammer, I think this should hold up pretty well. One thing worth noting is the bezel does NOT rotate like other divers watches. In other words, it's there for appearance only, which is kind of....odd. To call it a divers watch, but not have the features other divers watches have, is really quite questionable. Something else that doesn't exactly sit right with me, is the extremely high MSRP. There is NO way on God's green earth this watch is worth anywhere near $650. These tactics are shady and I would think a brand such as Invicta would not need to to such things. But I guess sometimes manufacturers have to do whatever they can to stay competitive. I just wish dishonesty wasn't one of them.

But alas, this is a review of the watch itself. Not how it's marketed and other than the things I've mentioned, I have no other quibbles with this watch. The face is easy to read, the dual color glow in the dark illumination is really nice and it keeps time QUITE nice. I only lost a couple seconds over a 40 hour period. Not bad.

All-in-all this is a decent watch with a ridiculously high MSRP and slightly high actual price. But for someone needing a large, easy to read face and lightweight but sturdy build, this should do nicely.