This is my first foray into the Invicta world and I come away with mixed feelings. The watch seems  well made with nicely painted dial, brushed gold hands and red sweep second hand. Very quiet. But the watch face is huge and numbers on it are huge is well. That's great if your eyesight is beginning to go. No matter how bad your vision, this watch is probably readable without any big problem (except in low light. No backlight, no glow paint on this one). Since it's so big, this watch is not suitable for small wrists.
The nylon band also leaves something to be desired. It's scratchy and gives off a foul odor when new. One hopes this will fade in time. Unlike plastic buckle bands found on many sport watches, this fabric like material soaks up water like a sponge so if you wear while showering, it takes a good long time to dry out, which is uncomfortable. Haven't tried swapping bands but doesn't look too difficult. At least you'll never need to buy a new band (as with the aforementioned plastic bands that are usually only good for a couple of years).
 Setting the watch is easy. Two-position stem makes it quick to set the calendar or time. Watch is not as thin as I would like but is thinner than some bulky G-shock type watches. But again, this is a BIG and somewhat bulky watch. Long sleeve shirt may not move easily over it. Accuracy seems very good in early use.
 Pricewise, this is not the deal it may appear to be since the "retail price" listed is as fantasy. Everybody sells these things for about this price.
Overall, a good watch for a big guy with big wrists and poor vision, providing you can deal with the substandard band.