This watch looks beautiful on the website. Great pictures are provided for marketing purposes. The watch arrives looking quite good as well. Thus, your initial impression will likely be that of a satisfied customer. This lasts approximately 2-3 months. This is just enough time for the warrantly to stop functioning. Yes, this watch carries a maximum two month warranty. Invicta is of no assistance. They rely on Amazon to provide customer service.

The first problem is the uncomfortable dial on the right-hand side of the watch. This is metal and pointed. It rubs against your skin and hurts a pinch when you bend your hand back while wearing the watch. The second problem is the battery. Why does this watch run through batteries so quickly? In my 23 months of owning this watch I have changed the battery out twice already. I am on the third battery! Third, the metal will begin to scratch on day #1. Six months in it is scratched like an Ipod. One year in it looks similar to a train-wreck. And no, steel cleaner and/or silver cleaner do nothing. It makes the metal shine, and the scratches are more pronounces. Fourth, the watch slowed down approximately one year in. At first it would slow down approximately 20 minutes per day. Then it became more pronounced. Now it loses approximately 8 hours per day, rendering the watch useless for telling time.

So here I am, just under two years into owning this watch. It is scratched, the band broke a month ago while I was wearing it, it doesn't tell time, I've spent nearly $40 on batteries and installation, and it has always been uncomfortable to wear. Invicta doesn't care and Amazon doesn't want this crap back. There are much better companies out there. Wal-Mart sells watches of this quality for $10. Buy one of those until you can afford a real Rolex.