Invicta Men's 1426 is a chronograph watch with a BIG white dial and black strip. Invicta has its root as a Swiss watch maker that offered a great value for their craftsmanship. Although it's now owned and HQ'ed in Florida, it still offers a wide variety ranging from real expensive (Swiss made with meteorite dial) watches to affordable watches with Japanese movement.

Invicta 1426 is an affordable watch with Japanese quartz movement. It has a big stainless steel case with flame fusion crystal that is said to be more scratch resistant than the typical mineral crystal found in most watches. The case is quite thick in proportion to the big dial. Its size is more geared towards big men with hefty wrist. I'm a medium build and it just looks way too big (and heavy).

The watch is water resistant up to 100m. The date display is located between 4 and 5 o'clock positions, and the chronograph sub-dials are standard. The black strap is made of synthetic leather with white stitching to match the dial color. The strap is also very thick in proportion to the big case.

The watch seems to be built to last with solid casing and thick strap. It comes in a high quality yellow box with instructions and warranty papers. It has a yellow plastic tag with the Invicta logo and a price sticker of $595. All Invicta's listed prices are over-inflated. For the current $78 selling price, this watch is a nice and good buy for either personal use or gifting, however, don't forget it's quite a BIG watch.