I thought my days of wearing a wristwatch were over due to the advent of mobile phones.

Then comes along this piece of art.

It uses "flame fusion" in crystal making, dating back to 1902 when Auguste Verneuil invented this technique to create synthetic gemstones, which are chemically and physically equivalent to their naturally occurring counterparts. Improvements have been made over a century, and today Invicta has managed to raise the bar by using the characteristics of Sapphire gemstone for unmatched scratch-proof surface, with internal electronics for precision and accuracy.

Aside from the technical marvels of this watch, the artistic qualities are equally unmatched in its beauty and workmanship.

Turns out a wristwatch is also much faster to look at time than a phone in your pocket.