Hmmm, where to start with this model by Invicta?

For the ladies that're looking for a more diminutive, subtle ladies' watch, your search does not end here. This Invicta Angel watch does not come off at all subtle, and actually looks a bit cheap to me, what with the faux diamonds around the bezel, the hyper-yellow shade of gold plating on it, and the overall size of it - it's big enough that your man could easily wear it and have it look to be his, were he Liberace. The crown also has an enamel "jewel" in the center of it, I expect in an effort by Invicta to try to up the classiness ante here, but it's just not working for me. The silver watch face is brushed to make it look as if there are rays radiating out from the center of it, from which the hands emerge, but, overall, it's just clash after clash of detail and/or effect for me with this watch.

This watch will also arrive to you in need of sizing; the removal of three to four links should bring it down to about the 7" to 7 1/2" bracelet length that is standard for the average ladies' watch. You should be able to take care of this easily by way of a jeweler or, if you've got the skill and inclination, you can do it yourself using either this&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/Invicta-Watch-Sizing-Tool/dp/B002FQKARA/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">Invicta Watch Sizing Tool</a>&nbsp;or this&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/Joshua-Sons-16-Piece-Repair-Kit-with-Watch-Sizing-Tool/dp/B0050GRPO8/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">Joshua & Sons 16 Piece Repair Kit with Watch Sizing Tool</a>&nbsp;(or something similar). I bought one of these tool sets for myself a few years back, and had no problem removing the pins and links myself, and reattaching the bracelet with the pins, once I figured out exactly how to do it, and took the time to do it right and not scratch the pins or links (just be sure to place the pin removal tool precisely, hold it steady, and tap gently with the mallet until the pin starts to push out the other side. Follow the directional arrows on the inside of the bracelet to be sure you're hammering the pins out the right way).

Overall, I think Invicta watches are far overpriced for the quality you get. I've owned a few in the past, and they've never lasted as long as either my Tissot, or my baseline Timex, even, but they seem to be quite popular, so if this style is what you're looking for, you just may love it. Just know that this is not a delicate-looking, subtle watch. It really IS large enough that it looks like a man's watch, but for the "diamonds" around the bezel. The styling of the face is also a bit dated, in my opinion. I'm not sure how well this watch will prove to hold up over time, so I'll update my review if anything noteworthy comes about, but, for me, this watch just isn't it, especially for the price this one currently lists at... Maybe if it were on sale, it might be a good deal...