As long as you accept the limitations of this watch it is a GREAT buy!

First of all you should know that Invicta is famous for terrible customer support.  Their warranty is useless, they won't answer emails, and they won't stand behind their products.  If you want a trustworthy watch company - look elsewhere.

Secondly, this watch WILL break.  The bracelet is flimsy, the crown feels like it will strip easily, and the movement is of questionable reliability.

Lastly, the watch isn't that accurate.  While no automatic watch (even Rolex) is as accurate as a cheapo quartz, the Invicta Pro Diver is worse than most - it may be off as much as 2 or 3 minutes a day, though most will only lose/gain that much time in a week.

SO, why do I say this watch is a GREAT buy?
Well you get a reasonably functional automatic watch will all the good looks of a Rolex Submariner, Tudor Hydronaut, or Omega Seamaster for a fraction of the price.  A Rolex Submariner will run you $5,000, an Omega Seamaster $2,000, and a Tudor Hydronaut for about $1800 - the Invicta Pro Diver delivers the same good looks for a hundred bucks!

I consider mine as costume jewelry - like a disposable automatic watch.  I own a Tudor Hydronaut and a vintage Seamaster but I don't want to wear them every day - that's where the Invicta Pro Diver comes in.  My Pro Diver takes the daily beatings but keeps the good looks that I like.  If the watch lasts a year I'll consider it a fantastic buy.

If you want an extremely accurate and durable watch get something like a quartz Casio G-Shock (about $100).  If you want a high-end watch look at picking up a vintage Tudor or Longines (you can find these for around $200-$300).  BUT if you want a new, reasonably functional, good looking automatic watch the Invicta Pro Diver is a good choice.