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Invicta Men's 8928OB Pro Diver Two-Tone Automatic Watch Product Description:



  • Quality Japanese Automatic movement; Functions without a battery; Powers automatically with the movement of your arm
  • Mineral crystal
  • Case diameter: 40 mm
  • 23kt-goldplated-and-stainless-steel case; Blue dial; Date function
  • Water-resistant to 660 feet (200 M)

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131 of 137 people found the following review helpful.
5If this watch were any better, it would be illegal!
By Joseph C. McDaniel
I'm an Arizona bankruptcy lawyer, and when my clients gasp in horror about losing their Rolexes, which are far too expensive to be exempt under Arizona exemption laws, I tell 'em not to worry. I tell 'em to buy an Invicta!Nine out of ten people won't notice the difference if you normally wear a Rolex and switch to an Invicta (as long as it has the coin bezel, which this watch, per the photo, does).From the perspective of the moral high ground, this watch doesn't say it's a Rolex. It doesn't have the word Rolex anywhere on it, and it does have the word Invicta featured on the face where the word Rolex would be, and the word Invicta deeply engraved on the edge of the watch on the other side from the stem.This watch weighs about the same as a Rolex, is water-resistant to the same depth as a Rolex, and is an automatic (self-winding) watch, just like the Rolex Submariner.The colors are similar as well.There are two principal differences between this watch and a Rolex. One is that the gold colored links on the Invicta are gold-plated, and they will eventually scratch.The other is the price; this thing is dramatically less expensive than the BAND on a Rolex, and the quality is similar.In fact, it costs less to buy this watch than to CLEAN a Rolex!For traveling, you absolutely want this watch instead of a Rolex, because when you're robbed, you get to think, "hey, now I get to buy a new one!" rather than thinking, "Seven thou out the window!"Actually, there's another thing. If you file a Chapter 7 bankruptcy in Arizona, you get to keep this watch. You don't get to keep the Rolex, unless you buy it back from the Arizona Chapter 7 bankruptcy trustee.And, yes, I wear one every day of my life. In and out of the shower or the pool.And they always run, and never need new batteries. I've never even cleaned one in the many years I've have these, and they, to steal a phrase, just keep ticking.So does it sound like I like these things? That would be wrong.I love these watches. Too cool for school.

97 of 103 people found the following review helpful.
5Invicta 8928 - When style and quality aren't enough
By Michael Horn
I really like this watch for everyday wear! This was my first Invicta watch purchase. I am HARD on watches - some last less than a year before they fail or break or fall out of favor.I've become a great fan of Invicta Sports watches. Invicta is to Seiko what Infiniti is to Nissan. Better quality, design and engineering - more attractive styling at a great price.I chose this model 8928 for a match to my University ring and school colors. This is a VERY attractive watch. With a Japanese auto-wind movement (visable through mineral glass transparent back), water resistance to 660 feet (I've had it to 130 ft with no problems) - superior quality on fit and finish - it makes a striking statement on your wrist. It looks (intentionally) very much like a Rolex Submariner (who watch collectors qualify as a very good $800 watch that sells for $3,000!).Things I like:1. VERY attractive timepiece - striking design and engineering2. Fit, finish, style and quality are superior to more expensive watches3. A great diving watch for a great price4. Transparent mineral glass watch back reduces chance of skin irritation for wear every day5. Two tone stainless wrist band is high quality, attractive and comfortable6. Timekeeping is tolerably accurate for an autowind7. No batteries8. Watch movement should last 4-5 years before major servicing9. Watch face magnifier for dateThings I'd like to see improve1. Power reserve - watch will wind down if not worn every other day2. Requires a seperate watch "autowinder" to keep time and date if not worn daily3. NOT a chronometer - time must be adjusted monthly after "break-in" period4. 23k gold plate links on wristband prone to scratching5. Too inexpensive to invest in a 4-5 year major maintenance - buy another one?The Invicta sports model series 8926 (all stainless) diving watch has been their franchise for many years. All 89xx series are attactive well made watches that look much more expensive than they are.I've seen prices from $118 to $155 for this model - all merchants claiming low price. Be careful of a vendors reliability and customer service. Invicta may not honor its warranty from gray market merchants. If not an authorized dealer - be sure the seller offers an in-house warranty that promises fast turnaround on repair.The Invicta 8928 is an attractive, low cost, high quality time piece. You can't go wrong with this model.[I'm a contributing member of InvictaTalk.com, InvictaWatchForum.com, and TimeTechTalk.com and invite all watch lovers to learn more about Invicta and other watches sold on Amazon.com]

27 of 27 people found the following review helpful.
5GREAT WATCH ON ITS OWN - PRICE A HUGE BONUS
By Gumbeaux13
Take all of the positive and extensive reviews of this watch, roll them into one, and you have my review. I'm writing mainly to offset the one star review: I spent 50 cents and less than a minute at a country jeweler to have two iinks removed. Most jewelers whom you do business with will take out links free so why mail the watch off? This is an outstanding watch!

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