I really had my doubts about the Invicta watch, but those doubts were unfounded once the watch arrived. The Invicta 1461 watch feels like a well made watch. It has a large face with to read numbers, a comfortable leather strap, and a very easy to manipulate, oversize crown. The watch has a surprisingly good scratch resistant crystal, it seems to hold up to everyday bumps and bangs without issue. The watch I recieved has a very accurate movement, gaining only 1 second every 2 weeks. I find this level of accuracy in an analog watch of this price point to be quite exceptional.

Nitpicks: The size of the crown, though easy to manipulate, looks clownishly large and can be extremely painful to the back of the hand when worn on the left wrist. A case with a crown-guard would have been much nicer for several reasons. The date display is tiny and looks disproportionate to the rest of the watch face. Neither of these "issues" are enough to detract from the watch, as these so-called issues are readily visible before purchase. The one nitpick that does detract from the overall utility of this watch is the luminous material used on the digits and hands, as it does not glow very brightly, nor does it last more than 45 minutes after spending a day in full sunlight. Overall a very nice watch thats quality falls in-line with its retail pricing (not the grossly overinflated MSRP).