This watch is being worn by a 23-yr-old friend of mine and this review is a combination of our reactions. Our reactions follow, though not as 'pros' and 'cons' as they're not really that, just impressions:

1) Your reaction to this watch is going to be based on the white ceramic band, as that's what makes this watch unique. Black ceramic bands are still relatively unusual, and this is the first white ceramic on a watch I've seen. It's very distinctive, and it looks much nicer in person than online, as the online images are usually against a white background. Also, as ceramic bracelets go, this one is pretty delicate.

2) While my friend has a pale complexion and she loves this watch, I think that it would look its best on someone with a darker complexion, as the white would stand out. Having said that, this watch will definitely draw attention to itself, as it's really unusual looking.

3) Forget the "12 diamonds" as no one looking at this watch will see them: The bezel is stainless steel and all around it are little "dots" (I can't think of a better term). And I accept that interspersed at each hour amidst the dots are tiny diamonds, but they're small enough that you'll never notice that they're not just more dots. This, by the way, is not a negative as I think that obvious diamonds might have made this watch look too over-the-top.

4) The watch is somewhat thick, which is typically Invicta, and it's OK, but I think that had they managed to make it about 1/3 thinner than it is, it would look even better, especially given that the bracelet is more delicate-appearing.

5) The hands are blue (sort of a metallic turqoise) and that touch of color is nice. It's subtle, but it works.

6) All in all, this is a nice, distinctive, ladies watch, though I think one that is designed for someone fairly young: I showed the watch to a couple of women I know what are over 40 and while they liked it, they didn't see themselves wearing it.

At the time I got this watch, amazon was charging roughly $150 for it, which is stunningly low. I looked elsewhere, and the few online places I check which usually have the lowest prices were all charging $300 and up.