My experience with the Invicta 0352-II watch is typical of my other Invicta watches. That is, it is a comfortable, stylish watch that keeps accurate time. The leather wrist strap is of good quality, as is the hardware. The crystal is scratch resistant against most average bumps and bangs, though I wouldn't call it scratch-proof. The luminous paint on this particular watch is very dim, and doesn't glow for more than 45 minutes at best, which is a common trait among the Invicta watches I own. The adjustment buttons are large and easy to use, which is both good and bad. The good is self-explanitory. The bad, well, the slightest bump or angled cock of the wrist, or curious child, and the dials that they control will change with each push. The rather large, prodtruding push-button controls don't lock-out to prevent accidental adjustments; this is a huge annoyance with this watch. Overall, this watch is a stylish, casual timepiece that not only looks nice, but keeps good time.