I just got my Invicta 3044 in black and the 3045 in blue.  Wow!  These things are beasts!  Heavy and solid.  I just love the feel and look of them.  I'm a big guy, about 6 feet 3 inches and about 230, so I think the watches fit me well.

Pros are the sturdy feel, the tight yet smooth turn while winding it and setting the time, the overall finish and the price.

The only cons I could think of are the "diver" emblems on the band and on the face.  They seem to clutter the look of a very attractive watch.  Also, the diving watch look is pretty well known.  I just don't see a need for the emblems.

I will let the review board know how it keeps time in a month or two.

Overall, it's an excellent value and I would recommend this product.

Two weeks later and I still love the watch.  The clasp is getting a little easier to open and I've noticed no error in its accuracy.  This is a fine watch.  I'll be buying Invicta again.

As of 12/26/2012, it (the black 3044 that I wear daily) still works perfectly and I'm still very happy with my purchase.  It's a great value by any measure.

July, 2013.  I had placed the blue 3045 in a drawer (still in the box) for safe keeping.  I had only worn it maybe 2 or 3 times.  I pulled it out this month and could not get it to work.  An inspection by a jeweler said that the mechanism had been cracked so badly that it is amazing that it worked at all after I received it.  The repairman gave me an estimate of $250-&300 to replace all the inner mechanism.  OUCH!  I had not dropped or bumped this watch at all.

In short, I'm not impressed.

But wait!  There's more!

The emblem which marks the 6 on the black 3044 has fallen lose.  Another $50.

The reader should keep in mind that I am a health care professional.  Theses watches were only subjected to very light usage.

To sum, they look good and feel great to wear.  But I clearly did not get a good value for my money.  I will not be buying an Invicta again.