Received as part of the Amazon Vine Review Program, this Invicta Men's Black Russin Diver watch is a heavy, heavy piece of fashion equipment!

The face of the watch is attractive - black with glow-in-the-dark green.  The size is 'HUGE' or more accurately 2" across the face of the watch, a little over 1/2" thick, and it sports a 1" black rubber watch band. The stem sticks out quite a bit too (probably about 1/4 to a 1/2"), and may be uncomfortable for some. I found the band to be thick, almost too thick to comfortably go through the latch on the watchband.  Perhaps with time and exposure to water this would change, thus the over sizing?  My take: Men with small wrists and arms should avoid purchasing this one or tempt looking like a 95 pound weakling on the beach!

It's obvious the quality of this watch is very good, and that's a plus for it.  Men who are divers or just want to look like one will enjoy the styling, but the weight and size of the watch are to be considered as even for a men's watch - this one is substantial.

It's waterproof up to 330 meters.  That's deep!  The stem is covered by a cap that screws down to secure it.  The cap has a small chain attached to it to prevent loss.  After living on a sailboat for years, this reminded me of the type of device used on boats to secure caps to certain holds on the boat - a very 'nautical' touch to this watch.  Check out my photos - added to the gallery for this item - to see what I mean.)

The reason I give it 4 versus 5 stars is simple: it won't look good or every man's wrist comfortably because of its size and weight. I know I'd love it if it was just a tad (like 1/2") smaller on the face.

Consider your needs and wants and buy accordingly. I can see this one looking fabulous on a guy with a muscular physique who is also by no stretch of the imagination small or even medium sized in his frame.  Big guys will love it!

NOTE: Regarding the booklet insert inside the watch box... it's a booklet for 4 or more men's watches by Invicta, not just this model.  When I started reading about the 'tachometer' and this one doesn't have one, I got the picture.  Not that you can't easily figure this one out without a book...FYI.