This is an ok watch. I don't think it is worth its $500 list price. But then again, at most stores it's highly discounted. And it's easy to see why. The watch has some nice features, but it also has a lot of cheap features. The leather wristband with studs is very attractive and has many belt slots for easy adjustment and fit, and the leather is good quality. The winding and setting knob feels good when you change the time and date and the way it juts out looks nice. However, the outer metal ridged edge of the front face looks cheap and ugly and clashes with the rest of the design. Also, the face numbers are simply printed or spray-painted on the face, not raised and not jeweled. This effect also looks cheap and decidedly non-luxurious. For such an expensive watch, you'd think Invicta could at least have raised numbers and markers and some texture to the face. But no. So, this watch is not unattractive, but it's also not especially a-ttractive, and it's hard to understand how they could think they could list this watch at $500. Two more things: This is a large watch, and will look large if you have a small wrist and arm. So check to make sure its measurements are what you want. Second, one other nice feature of this model is the gold/yellow slightly neon watchface. This color was a great idea and would look great as an accessory to many outfits, but for the reasons I listed they got most of the other details wrong on the execution.

Correction: After closer examination, the times and minute face markers are raised enameled. But they still don't seem really good enough for such an expensive watch. I would have preferred adhered physical or jeweled numbers and minutes.