Invicta Pro Diver

I started off with an invicta pro diver. After that one got all scratched up and could not keep time anymore I upgraded to the Pepsi SKX009. Got that one on my wrist for years and was in need of a good service.

Out of the five Invicta Pro Diver automatic watches I’ve bought from Amazon, only one arrived with no significant problem. The first two watches were accurate enough when stored but lost time at a rate of one to six minutes a day when worn on the wrist. The third watch had acceptable accuracy but th...

Hot take I think Invicta Pro Diver is a good value at their market price. They are sub $100 auto with a good movement and pretty good fit and finish.

My first dive watch was Seiko's first dive watch, the 62 MAS introduced in 1965. I've collected watches ever since. The watch pictured next to my Ball Skindiver is the Seiko Prospex Reinterpretation of that original watch, their newer 1965 Automatic Diver's Watch SPB051J1. I wore that original Seiko...

This is my first ever Automatic mechanical watch and while we can all agree that Invicta is not the most prestigious/honest watch brand, I can't help but think the Pro Diver is great value for the money. I paid about $70 for a hacking, hand winding, 200m water resistant automatic! I opted to buy a tan leather NATO to replace the stainless steel bracelet and I think it works well. My chuffed bits think so too!.

My 11 y/o 8932 quartz needed a new battery & 1 of the pins from the bracelet hinge fell out. Instead of repair I decided to shop for a new dive watch. Everything I see on the web made me want to get an 8926ob. My old 8932 is 2mm smaller & has a scalloped bezel. The 8926ob is 40mm & coin edged bezel ...

I have an invicta pro diver, for someone getting into watches, more especifically divers its a great start imo.

I guess hublot is hated a lot.

I debated ordering this watch for a while given the numerous negative reviews and all the hate and Invicta bashing that goes on. I finally decided to bite the bullet nd just do it! Glad I did! I was a little worried when I first opened Invicta's little yellow box, as the watch was not on the pillow,...

Kept time almost perfectly as far as an automatic watch can go and I'm in love with it. Watching the automatic movement in person is truly something unique. It may not be Rolex or Omega like I've seen on this sub but i still love it. My particular model is the Invicta Pro Diver 8928OB with an Automatic Seiko NH35A that features gold plating and a 120-click unidirectional rotating bezel.

I've purchased several "homage" Submariners in the past 10 years. This one is the least expensive, and easily the best. By way of background, the first was a Steinheart Ocean-1. After a couple of years the bezel ring would no longer click but just free wheel and the watch gained over 10 seconds a da...