Invicta's 1799 Russian Diver Multifunction watch came packaged in a nice yellow presentation box with a well laid out information booklet.  I was taken aback by the price tag of $595.00 and laughed a bit at anyone who pay that amount without first looking through Amazon.com at the various Invicta watches.  It just so happens that a very good friend of mine collects Invicta watches so I had him give this one the once over before I demoed it.  The first thing he noticed is that it's for left handed individuals.  But with that being said he really liked the watch and thought the selling price of under $90.00 on Amazon was a great deal.

The wristband is plastic, but very heavyweight and perfect for hitting the water.  I'm not a scuba diver, but my I'm sure this model would do OK under water up to a point, and that point is there is nothing on it to tell you how long you've been underwater.  I would think that a divers watch should have at least a dial to set that can tell you how long you've been underwater.  The dials are easy to read and it's nice to have a multifunctional watch that's good to 100 meters.

The luminescent dial is very, very bright and really stands out when you wear it.  Suffice to say when it glows you have no trouble reading the time.  The overall look of the watch is really masculine and rugged, and I'd like to demo the Invicta Mens 1089 Russian Diver Mechanical Skeleton Dial Blue Polyurethane Watch to compare the features to see why the 1089 model is selling for $149.00 vs. the 1799 for $81.00. Plus the 1089 is more right handed individuals, and that would be a plus for me.

Overall, great watch, excellent quality and it wears very well.  This would make a nice gift for the water enthusiast in your life.