This is a big watch.  The watch face is bigger than any other watch I've owned.  I have small wrists and the watch face itself nearly spans the entire width of the top of my wrists with almost no band showing until reaching the sides.  The case is a brushed stainless steel with a white face, blue hands, red second-hand, black 12-hr primary numbers with red 24-hr format secondary numbers.  The red white and blue contrast looks pretty good and gives the watch a stylishly utilitarian flavor.  There is also a day and date display on the face.  The crystal is flat and is set flush with the case.

I love the watch but I'm not crazy about the bands.  First, the nylon material is stiff and initially uncomfortable. My wife also wears an Invicta with interchangeable (leather) bands and they (wisely) included levers on each band that allow her to easily retract the springs and swap bands quickly.  Us men get no such perks.  Maybe Invicta feels it's more manly to struggle with a tiny jeweler's screwdriver to retract a micro sized spring nearly completely obscured by a thick burlap sack type material. By the way, if you don't have a tiny jeweler's screwdriver, you'd better invest in one if you wish to swap these bands.  The band colors are all quite muted and nowhere near as bright as the photos in the product description, even the blue.  The blue in the photo almost looks like a bright electric blue whereas the actual band is more like a dull medium blue.  I actually like the blue band the best because it has the most personality of all the other bands and coordinates with the color scheme of the watch face.  Once I muster up the patience to attempt to swap the band, I plan to install the blue and just leave it.

This is a nice manly sized and styled watch.  It's not particularly flashy but also far from dull.  It's very versatile and can be worn with pretty much any attire, from jeans to a dress suit.  It comes in an attractively styled box that can be kept as a convenient storage place for the watch and spare bands.  If there is one small fault (and the only fault) it's that given the difficulty of swapping bands, I don't think wearers will be swapping bands frequently, as my wife does with her Invicta. Just a thought for anyone buying this with the intention of swapping bands frequently.