I just ordered this watch from Amazon. Price is always a consideration, so I waited until Christmas pricing kicked in. Right now, with 25 percent discount and free shipping, this watch cost me a little over $110.
 But it seems to be a good value even at the original price of $147.  Hefty but not gigantic case and solid steel link bracelet, hand-windable Japanese (Miyota) automatic movement, screw-down gold-plated crown -- what's not to like?  And to top it all off, a highly scratch-resistant sapphire crystal!  My only beef so far, after two days of wearing this watch, is that the dial isn't quite as easily readable as it seems in the photo on Amazon -- not bad, but not highly readable in all lighting conditions, and too little luminous material on the hands. I think on-line photos (if they are, in fact, actual photos) are somehow digitally enhanced to emphasize certain features like readability.
 The gold accents on bracelet and watch case put this watch solidly in the category of dress sport -- formal enough for office but rugged enough for a plunge in the pool after work.  And the mirror-shiny gold combined with brushed stainless steel is a good look that is not too ostentatious or glitzy.  The gold-and-black rotating timing bezel around the dial is really good-looking and the bezel rotates easily but isn't sloppy/loose.
  Just as a matter of personal taste, I wish Invicta could make their dress-sport automatic divers just a tad thinner in the case.  Invicta makes dozens of models in this category, most with the Miyota automatic movement and the Rolex Submariner-Omega Seamaster Professional styling, but with thicker cases. Just a small quibble. I can get used to wearing a watch this good looking.