This is a gorgeous watch. It's hard to tell from a computer screen, but it really is a beauty. It's large, and I'd suggest it best for average to tall men-- would look overwhelming on a small arm.

The colors are regal and different, but what makes it so mesmerizing are all the tiny moving parts... you can't help but just sit there and stare at it for a while, watching the mechanics work in such awesome precision.

The two down-sides (at least in my opinion) are the fact that it's a manual-wind watch, and the fact that it makes a high-pitched ticking every half of a second. Personally, I could never wear a watch that made an audible sound... I find it very distracting.

Others have mentioned a bad chemical smell from Invicta's other watches; this one had just a mild odor that will undoubtedly wear off quickly.

It feels and looks like a high-end watch (well, aside from the bright yellow box), and it's definitely a conversation piece and something interesting to own; I guess it all depends on whether or not you can stand winding it every day and dealing with the near-constant ticking.