Previously I reviewed a few other Invicta watches that left me wanting more.  In one, the strap was poorly made; in the other, the strap was made of a nice rubber material that, sadly, was designed with too harsh an edge touching your wrist.  Invicta has finally gotten it right, however, with the 1906.

The 1906, first, is a really striking watch.  The metal portions of the watch are a really nice, aged bronze color, that accentuates the crimson brown of the watch face very well.  Like the other Invictas, the watch face construction is not a problem.  It is sturdy and, simply put, feels expensive.

The failing point of the other watches, the band, is not an issue with the 1906.  While made of the same rubber-textured synthetic as other Invictas, the edges here are beveled so that they don't irritate the wrist while you're wearing it.  All the clasps feel of nice quality, as well.

Overall, this is a really nice watch entry in the Invicta line.  It is the clear winner of all the ones I've tried thusfar, and would a be a really nice addition to an gentleman's accessory collection.