The body of this watch is made entirely of plastic except for a metal clasp, dial, and case backing. This makes the watch extremely lightweight.  It feels and looks like a toy.  The band links have a matte center with glossy edges.  I will admit, I was initially put off by the look and feel but my wife loved it.  After watching the way she wears it, I now see why she loves it.  When the watch is accessorized properly, it looks great. Also, on the arm, it doesn't look as fragile as it feels.  It has a charm and personality all of its own.  It's a curious looking watch on close inspection, but I can honestly say, it looks great on my wife.  I don't necessarily recommend wearing it with a glamourous evening gown, but with a nice casual outfit and the right accessories, this watch can look pretty sharp.  It's really up to your particular sense of fashion.

It uses an inexpensive Ronda quartz movement, so I seriously doubt some precision engineering marvel is under the hood to warrant the 10X MSRP that is listed. Despite being so lightweight, it surprisingly doesn't feel overly fragile, like it will easily crack or break.  It's also water resistant up to 30 meters.  I should mention, it's a larger sized watch, larger than even some of my men's watches.  One curious feature is that only one little dot (at the 12 o'clock position on the bezel) glows in the dark. Other than knowing where the watch is in the dark, it's not much more use.  One last thing worth mentioning is the fact that Invicta extends the warranty to five years if you register the watch on their web site.