First off I own over 30 Invicta timepieces - I have another I-Force chrono in a different finish and with a different band.  I wanted a leather strap all black and this one was perfect.  I really like the yellow accents on the subdial hands and the second chrono hand.  The "lume" is very decent (compared to other Invictas in my collection) but compared to Seiko dive watches not so much - not a deal breaker by any means.  The 1/10th of a second "fast runner" stays running past the 30 second or minute mark - I don't tend to time beyond that but I would think it stays running until the start/stop pusher is depressed.  The "split" feature is present on this as well.  I don't know if this is mentioned in other reviews but the band is the quick change pin type so if you have other bands of the same width you could change the look easily.  The contrast stitching picks up the white markings on the dial - the dial itself is quite easy to read even though it's quite busy.  I'm not sure what movement is used but it's probably a TMI based on dial layout and complications - it's not a Swiss made or Swiss parts which at this price point could be obvious but some Invictas at this price point feature at least a Swiss parts if the entire watch isn't Swiss made - no big deal.  This watch also does not feature a Flame Fusion crystal and the crystal does sit a bit "proud" of the case with a slight beveled edge - again at the is price point you can't complain too much - if this were a $1400 "aviator's watch" I might find fault for not having a sapphire or equivalent and being inset a tad but this hasn't been a problem with my other I-Force to date.  For under a hundred bucks if you've not tried the Invicta brand this is a watch you should take for a spin.