This watch is very large, larger than any of my automatic watches.  The Gold metal is stainless steel, and the crystal and glow substance are trademarked. The Chronograph is Japanese, I don't know where the watch was assembled.

Getting the chronograph back set to "zero" on all three small dials is an exercise in frustration.  It would be better to set just the second and minute hand and leave the 24 hour hand at wherever it lands, but in order for you to use the chronograph all dials need to be at zero, so I have given up, since I don't want to hold down a button for five minutes or more to get all dials to zero.

You need to pull out the crown to second click, press A and B together for 2 seconds, let go, then use A and B either one touch to step through second or hold down to sweep through seconds, which then change minutes and eventually hours.  A back, B forward.

Maybe Invicta thinks that all Americans are huge, I am 5' 10", 160 lbs, medium frame and the leather band is so big that I have to use the very first hole, and even then the watch is not entirely stable.

I would give this more stars if it were a more reasonable size and if the chronograph were easier to set.  It is also annoying, that it is not aware of the month, timezone, or year, so monthly fast forward through the hours to set the date, no daylight savings built in, and no leap year.

Also, the list price is something crazy like $599, so how can Amazon.com sell it for less than $100?  I just don't get it.

Anyways, if you want a large gold toned, battery operated, stainless steel watch, this is for you.  Otherwise, spend a bit more and find an automatic watch if you want reasonable size and maybe another brand to get a battery operated watch that is a more reasonable size.