First, let me comment that the photos and 360 view video of this watch provided by Invicta to Amazon are all very representative of the product itself - what you see is indeed what you're going to get, and for that I commend them.

Second, the packaging is very, very good.  The box this watch and wristband set came in is very suitable for gift giving, as both exterior and interior look quite good, and the watch and bands are both easily removed. (Unlike some watches I've purchsed, you don't have to battle a sealed plastic case seemingly impervious to anything but a hammer). The box however, has a nice "spring loaded" aspect, in that if you close it, it will stay closed unless you make an effort to open the lid.

The Watch
The Invicta watch itself is a good, solid time-keeper, with an easy to read face, larger than your average watch (or the ones I typically buy, anyway), but not so large that it looks odd on one's wrist. The watch itself has an attractive look - a Bronze/Gold tone, that is pleasing to the eye without looking all "pimped out".

It's got good basic functionality - clock, day and date - all of which came preset and running, which was a very nice customer service touch on the part of Invicta.  The watch is water resistant (so far) for If you're looking, however, for "night-time visibility", stop watches or any other expanded features, you'll need to look elsewhere.

The Watchbands
The watchbands, are a synthetic colored fabric weave, quite sturdy, but made for casual or business casual wear, and not really for wearing with a suit.  I will probably get a separate black leather band for that purpose.  The "weave" of the fabric is very obvious - I presume by design - and before you buy I strongly recommend that you look at the photos provided by Invicta to Amazon so you can ensure you like the look.

The fact that this particular Invicta product has 5 watchbands with separate colors that one can can swap out is not of great appeal to me (note that as a "Vine" reviewer, I got this for free, and didn't buy it), but if you're looking at review, then the separate colors are probably a draw for you.

With that in mind, potential buyers should know that they bands are a little tricky at first to swap, but once you get the hang of it, easy enough, and once they're on the stay on.  The colors are quite different from each other, giving a number of options - though perhaps a "red" band would have been good to round out the color wheel - are bright enough fairly noticeable, especially with a short sleeved shirt.

The Bottom Line
As my first Invicta product, I have to say I'm quite impressed by the watch. Would I pay the "full price" of over $559 for this?  I would have to say no.  BUT, the "on sale" price of $59 that this seems to be perpetually on sale at is more than reasonable for what you get.  As I say, the watchbands aren't a draw for me, and they may not be for you, but you can always get a different band that suits your taste.