Invicta Men’s 8930OB Pro Diver Analog Display Japanese Automatic Gold Watch

Off the charts value
I have several Invicta watches, four of them variants of the pro diver collection. This watch was my latest addition. When I got it, it had an absurdly low price of $48. I bought two. That’s less than the quartz movements usually sell for and these have the Seiko automatic movement. Since several of my other Invictas have the same, I can tell you they are accurate and dependable. So is the watch itself. My oldest pro diver (easily ten years old) was showing some wear on the band and I just changed it to a leather strap. Simple procedure and the watch itself still looks new. Personally, I have never had an Invicta fail or feel the need to toss it. It is a nice feeling though, with the price point, to not be afraid to wear them. As the title of this review states, in bang for your buck this watch is off the charts good.

Very nice watch
Very good quality watch and very nice looking. Good price also. Would highly recommend.

A Solid Timepiece
I’ve had this watch for about ten (10) months in heavy rotation with some others for daily use. It has performed well, especially given the price point. I am careful and patient when bringing it back up for use. I methodically do a 20X hand wind (crown in 1st position) roll the date to yesterday’s date (crown in second position) then roll the time forward to the current date and time (crown in third position) and that’s it. Push down and screw down the crown to the locked run position and just wear it from then on out. My only, and I mean only, suggestion would be to improve the reserve. On mine, the reserve is only good for fourteen (14) hours or so. So I have to do the above process every time I’m working it through my monthly rotation. Aside from that one minor item, this is a great timepiece for the small investment. A lot of those negative reviews scream rushed setup and borderline abusive treatment of their timepieces and so I disregard their contents. I own many many timepieces and without hesitation can say that if you treat this timepiece with patience and appreciation for the automatic works inside, it will serve you well.

Awesome watch!
First gold plated sports watch I’ve ever owned. I have to say I’m impressed and it’s more bold than I was thinking It would be.The blue dial is especially impressive, it has a bit of a sunburst pattern to it that really changes and plays with the light.I also noticed the bezel on mine has a lot smoother action than the stainless version with the black dial I have. Not sure what’s up with that. Neither one is *bad* though.The product itself is excellent, it keeps great time for a mechanical watch and you get a hacking hand-winding Seiko movement! ( Which costs a lot more to get in a Seiko dive watch )Stated accuracy is -20 +40 a day, most movements seem to come in around -5 to +15 a day. The stainless version I have runs about 10 seconds fast a day. This one only seems like it’s on track to be a little bit better.I’d imagine the gold plating will eventually wear off if you subject the watch to a lot of abrasion but it seems quite thick and others have reported it lasting a long time.

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It was very nice. I really like it.

La calidad es aceptable. El reloj se ve mucho más bonito que en las fotos. Por el precio, parece un reloj mucho más caro. Llevo una semana con el. No ha dado problemas. El color dorado es intenso y muy brillante. Después de una semana de uso no tiene rayones, parece que el color será duradero.Definitivamente roba miradas, tiene una buena maquina y el precio fue lo mejor.El único problema es el broche, cuesta abrirlo y es el único lugar donde se ha rayado. Sin enmbargo por el precio, no lo considero un problema.Tampoco venía la garantía. Lo que no es un problema para mí, ya que no pienso venderlo en el futuro. El reloj tiene cinco estrellas, por el precio que tiene y lo que ofrece. Es un reloj homenaje, a muchos no les gusta. Yo pensaba así, pero por el super precio me animé.