The first thing you notice about the Invicta Men's 1003 Pro Diver watch is how solid and sturdy it feels in your hand.  This is not a small watch and those with relatively narrow wrists will find that it pretty much covers the entire wrist at its 45 millimeters in diameter.  It is also a "thick" watch, coming in at 12 millimeters because of the extra room required for the three chronographs it includes - to put this into perspective, it is about twice the depth of any watch I've worn in a long time.  But, surprisingly, the weight and bulk of the watch does not make it any less comfortable to wear than the "dress watch" that I wear during the work week.  A properly adjusted watch band will ensure a comfortable fit for anyone with enough wrist-width to wear the thing.

Frankly, the picture of the watch (at least as shown on the two computers I use) does not do the real thing justice.  The face of the watch itself is a much darker black, making the white hour markers and the hands on the chronographs stand out much more sharply.  On the other hand, the hour and minute hands, at least to my eyes, took some getting use to as I had a difficult time at first reading them at a quick glance.

The Japanese quartz movement is keeping perfect time - something we have all come to expect from just about any quartz movement these days, of course.  The chronographs (60 second, 60 minute, and 1/10 of a second) are easy to use - but remember that this is a diving watch good to a depth of 200 meters and that the crown and chronograph "pushers" are of the screw-down type that have to be released before they will function.

Overall, I am very pleased with the watch, it's look, and the way it functions.  My hunch is that, at the price, it is one of the better bargains out there.  Now to schedule that diving trip...