I have always admired the Baby Lupah Invicta watches because they looked very pretty and elegant.  I love the silver tilt of the softly rounded watch glass. Unfortunately, it is one of those pretty but useless touches.  When you see a picture of it, the numbers are very clear; however while in use, the watch always has to be tilted one way or another to see the numbers.  This watch is good if you only want it to be pretty and you're going to look at your phone for the time anyway.

It's not that big of a problem to tilt the watch to see the time since the watch is always traveling and you already have to bring it around to the front to see the watch face anyway.  That's the really annoying part about it.  Most of the time I am wearing it, the actual watch face is on the outside of my wrist, where it is most likely to get banged up.  On the other hand, so to speak, no amount of banging has caused the watch to get scratched or to go off time.

I have been wearing this watch since the day it arrived trying to make it be more flexible.  It has been everywhere during the past two months even to a 7-year-old's laser tag birthday party where it was covered with chocolate frosting and cake.  It has never become softer and more flexible.  The inside of the band is sort of sueded so it is more comfortable.  But then it has the ring of scratchy and annoying leather to catch the end of the band.

Because watch bands have never fit me, I have tended to like big dangly watches or stretchy bracelet watches.  My wrist is very small and bands are loose.  To put a new hole in it is to make it fit so closely that it cuts off circulation.  I have never been able to find the right in-between notch that will allow it to stay face up on my wrist and not cut off circulation or to be comfortably loose but not floating all over the place.

Of all of the Invicta watches I have tried, this one is the most problematic.  Well, actually, it's the only problematic one.