Invicta Pro Diver 22047 Men's Quartz Watch

I have several dive style watches and this is brilliant value as I got mine on offer at £50, I would say if you can get it for anything under £70 still worth it. Well finished and mimics a Rolex in design but does not try to copy it or pass it off as anything other than an Invicta. Accurate, easily legible face and has a quality feel. Good all round watch, strap is great - clasp feels a bit cheap but it is secure. I have a Casio Duro and it compares very well with that and as this comes with a metal strap ( the Casio rubber strap not great and I replaced mine with metal ) & has a 600 ft pressure rating like for like this seems better value. A heavy watch when you take it out of the high quality presentation box but on the wrist very comfortable and you don't notice. I give it a rating of 9/10 value for money and a great design.

Good looking watch. I love red and black as a combination and the bezel pops out of this one. I purchased for under £50 and for that you get a reported 200m WR and a poorly lumbed dial. I am not a fan of a spy glass over the date on any watch and this is no exception. I have colected watches and various price brackets and have settled in my old age for collecting watches I will wear often and enjoy, and this is one. I have worn this watch daily, it has kept good time and there has been no issuses. I swapped the bracet for a black rubber strap making it comftable to waear and giveing it an improved sporty look. The bracelet it comes with is by far the worst I have ever seen on any watch. I will be looking to mod this watch in the future with saphire crystal which I think will make look even better on my wrist. Overall I would recommed this watch, it has a reliable quartz movement and there is not many better at this pricepoint. However, if you dont yet have a casio duro, get one of those first for around the same price. That watch is off the scale impressive for the money you ll pay.

I have bought about 10 Quartz Invicta Pro Divers. I love them. Quality far exceeds price, they're not perfect but they are very good value and I'll don't to try think there is another brand that comes close This one in Red, it was a "do I, don't I pull the trigger?" Because of the colour. Wow I'm glad a did. It's way better in real life than photo's show it to be. The Bezel is a darker shade of red than the face and the face has a subdued sunburst effect when moved in the light. To those whining about battery going flat, put a new battery in it Sherlock, it ain't rocket science. Those whining about quality of Bracelets, they are as good (maybe better) as my £350 Seiko. (Get a cheap good looking coordinating NATO type strap.) I also only recently switched from Automatics to Quartz they are just so less demanding and so much better at time keeping than even the most expensive Automatics. Usually only needing date adjustments on Months with less than 31 days and BST, UTC. every 6 Months.

This could easily have been 5 stars and for the money, I guess it should be. Screw-in crown, screw-on back, solid bracelet and a great bezel action. Also comes with a decent box. Removing links was simple (push pins) and the watch has a nice solid weight to it. At 43mm, it is on the large side, but not ungainly. My main disappointment is in the colour of the bezel - red against black dial. It is not the deep, almost burgundy, red indicated in the photos but quite a bright light red. That may suit some, but it wasn’t what I wanted. That aside, being picky, the clasp mechanism is a bit jangly, but not an issue once on the wrist. I don’t know how they produce these at such a low price, but if I were the manufacturer, I would tighten up the bracelet and clasp a little, add a sapphire face and put a higher quality finish on the bezel, with a 12:00 pip. Do that for +£30 and this would be amazing. Still recommended nonetheless. UPDATE A note to confirm that the watch is keeping almost perfect time, but setting the time is very difficult as the hands are incredibly sensitive to the tiniest movement of the crown. The most difficult I have ever encountered (and I have had a lot of watches over the years!). The mineral crystal is proving to be excellent and the pressed steel clasp, whilst a bit rattly off the wrist, does the job perfectly when wearing. I would love to change the bezel insert, however, if I can find a ceramic one with a pip that fits, for not too much money, but measuring it accurately is far from easy without firstly removing it. Second Edit - in case anyone is hoping to mod this with a new bezel insert, I failed to find an aftermarket insert of the correct size (40mm*32.3mm). The unloved red original bezel also suffered a small scratch so I bought a 40*31.8 ceramic insert in blue/black from China for about £11 and using a diamond coated abrasive wheel in a dremel-type tool, I carefully reduced the width of the insert (increasing the internal diameter) to make it fit. Brilliant result.

Good Sturdy Diver Watch... This was on sale at £36 so I couldn't really resist it a diver/swimming watch 200metres water resistant a bargain,a good every day timepiece 43mm dial so just the right size as well. Just got the two tone bracelet strap black dial and black bezel beautiful timepieces really pleased with it as I am with the other one screw down crown 200 meter water resistant looks classy as well and dare I say it like the Rolex submariner as well which is a plus but these are good watches good build, comfortable and just the right size dial so it gives a very clear read of the time without all the fuss of sub dials good strong mans watch. And gents this watch will fit nicely under a shirt cuff I know some invictas are huge this one isn't I promise you so you can wear this formal or casual. Recommended definitely.

Looks good but slightly let down by the strap, the strap looks ok but gaps between the links are a bit big for me although I do have it on a nato strap so that’s fine. I have the black dial red bezel version and the red does go well with the black, bezel is hard to turn but let’s be honest it’s not going to get used for that. The brushing and polished finishes are equally to my Seiko & Rotary watches. Date can be a bit hard to change some times but manageable. The screw down crown is perfect & is very smooth. I would recommend this watch & probably be getting the green bezel one next. Update, had the watch nearly a year with no problems and still like new and back on the metal strap, photo next Seiko padi for size guide

I am a collector of wristwatches and I own Rolex, Omega, Seiko and other "high end" brands. I bought my first Invicta because at the time I could not get insurance for one of my Rolexes. What a pleasant surprise! I am so pleased with this watch that I have bought my fourth one! All of my Invicta's are accurate to within five seconds PER WEEK which is excellent for mechanical, automatic watches. No issues whatsoever with swimming in the watch, although I would not go scuba diving with it, mainly because the lume is not the best. Looks smart on the wrist at any event, frankly, the watch does everything the premium brands do but for a fraction of the price.

Great looking watch am.delighted with the quality of finish. No hesitation in endorsing the item . Would buy again

Inmejorable, algunas veces merece la pena comprarlo de segunda mano. Es nuevo! El de exposición

Lo compré como regalo. Las fotos no le hacen justicia al reloj, es mas bonito en vivo, se siente pesado y de calidad. Es una excelente compra por el precio.

The looks are superb. Looks very similar to the newly released Rolex deepsea. People easily mistake it for a Rolex. Not too heavy and not too light . Feels comfortable on the wrist. A minor downside is that the lume is not that great.

This budget watch has all the character, style and bling of a far more expensive watch. It has been reliable now for 2 years. Still no scratches or damage so it is holding up well. Keeps time well. Correcting about 1 minute every three months.

Watch came just in time for the weekend. Looks great, feels great and now I've got poon-tang falling out of my pockets everywhere i go.