You can get a watch that works well and is really inexpensive, but screams "this dude is too cheap to buy a decent watch."  Others scream just as loudly "this guy has more money than good sense."  This Invicta doesn't have to scream - it just says "here's someone with good sense and good taste."

OK, so maybe you don't care what your watch says about you, you just want a great watch.  This one is a traditional analog display with clear markings, easy to read.  The red color on the hands as well as some of the other red marking is a striking contrast to the black dial.  The watch has some serious heft to it, it's not some lightweight wannabe.  The band has brushed steel finish on the sides of the bands and a polished steel running through the middle of it, very attractive.  The band is generously sized and looks like it can be adjusted pretty easily, but I haven't tried that.  The small dials on the face of the watch are black but are polished to make a nice contrast to the rest of the face. It's also supposed to be water resistant to 100 meters, but I haven't tested that, just know that it is not at all fazed by being in water.

All in all, this is a handsome, sturdy, and well-made watch that avoids being ostentatious.  I'm very happy with it, both in function and appearance.