For the money, Invicta does provide a quality automatic timepiece.  It looks great and is very comfortable to wear.

The version that I received does differ slightly from the photograph.  For instance, my second hand has the Invicta wing at the inner tip.  Also, it doesn't quite seem to be 44mm in diameter.  I'm comparing against my 42mm Orient day/date diver.

This watch has a solid stainless steel case.  The bracelet appears to be solid, but I suspect that certain pieces are not.  I'm only assuming this because I'm comparing it to the very similar Orient version, which definitely feels heavier.

The Japanese movement would be perfect, if only it were hackable.  It does have a manual wind feature, which the Orient doesn't have.  I do love how solid the movement feels.  It has a nice feel when winding, setting the time, or even the date.  The crown does screw done nicely, but isn't completely prone to being misguided.

The dual black/red bezel does look great.  The luminescence is extremely bright, but doesn't last as long as I had hoped.

Pros
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- Solid build quality
- Great stainless steel case
- Extremely bright luminescence
- Nice Invicta inscription on the left side of the case and other minor details.

Cons
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- Movement is not hackable, but does provide manual wind

No matter, this Invicta diver is a great watch and provides some unique design elements.  I would recommend to any Invicta fan or anyone looking for an inexpensive automatic wristwatch.