Wristwatch collectors out there?

[NeuRon]

^ my friend has that invicta.. its very nice looking online, but rather cheap in person.. and as a person with 15+ invictas, that says alot.. lol.. just sayin

[emopunker2004]

Originally Posted by BigRonS

^ my friend has that invicta.. its very nice looking online, but rather cheap in person.. and as a person with 15+ invictas, that says alot.. lol.. just sayin

Thanks Ron. I have an invicta that my wife bought that I love and does not feel cheap so thanks for the pointer Although I am looking for a cheaper watch to have for work.

[NeuRon]

Originally Posted by emopunker2004

Thanks Ron. I have an invicta that my wife bought that I love and does not feel cheap so thanks for the pointer Although I am looking for a cheaper watch to have for work.

Well thats my point. I have many invictas and are all solid as a rock! This one however is delicate and chincy. I wouldnt use it for any work, just sayin. It WILL break

[mosesbotbol]

Originally Posted by emopunker2004

Thanks Ron. I have an invicta that my wife bought that I love and does not feel cheap so thanks for the pointer Although I am looking for a cheaper watch to have for work.

I agree. My girlfriend's Invicta is heavy and well finished. Surface for surface, it is polished and brushed on par as any big name watch you can mention (at least on her watch); Brietling, Omega, Rolex... It's certainly not one of those watches, but the outside is pretty darn close.

Someone in the watch industry said (for Stainless Steel), that the case, dial and bracelet is about 10% the watch's value. With Invicta, they put in a cheap movement and keep the outside pretty nice.

[Blak Smyth]

Originally Posted by mosesbotbol

I agree. My girlfriend's Invicta is heavy and well finished. Surface for surface, it is polished and brushed on par as any big name watch you can mention (at least on her watch); Brietling, Omega, Rolex... It's certainly not one of those watches, but the outside is pretty darn close.

Someone in the watch industry said (for Stainless Steel), that the case, dial and bracelet is about 10% the watch's value. With Invicta, they put in a cheap movement and keep the outside pretty nice.

Do they use the same movement in all their watches or do they have better and worse moevements available? The reason I ask is because they have so many different watches with prices that vary a ton.

[NeuRon]

Originally Posted by mosesbotbol

I agree. My girlfriend's Invicta is heavy and well finished. Surface for surface, it is polished and brushed on par as any big name watch you can mention (at least on her watch).

i agree. However the aformentioned watch is not one of those. I rarely come across an invict that is light in weight and Doesnt have a sturdy feel to it. But this is one of them. And it looks like its going to fall apart. And weighs about 2 ounces lol

[jjmitchem]

Here is the watch I just picked up. It has an auto dive mode that turns on when I get below 1 meter. It records the depth, temp and dive time. Picked it up used

[Blak Smyth]

Originally Posted by jjmitchem

Here is the watch I just picked up. It has an auto dive mode that turns on when I get below 1 meter. It records the depth, temp and dive time. Picked it up used

That is a cool feature Chappy!