Good bang for your buck watch
344273
Like the thin watch, indigo night light, day & date information all for a reasonable price.  Just need to be careful of the plastic band from breaking.  Otherwise a good bang for your buck.
862607
So far I've owned this watch for three days and here is my review on it.

The watch arrived in an elegant box and it has a 12 month guarantee listed in the International Guarantee User's Manual. It looks very nice coming out of the box.

The watch face is easy to read and has a nice day and night indicator which adds a touch of quality to the watch. This watch is listed as a skeleton watch which means you can see the hardware (mostly gears and a circular pendulum that controls the seconds hand) inside the watch which is neat and gives it a certain style. It is also listed as mechanical which means there are no batteries and no manual winding of the watch. Rather, it has an automatic winding spring that powers the watch as you wear it by the swing of your arm. The only problem with this feature is that the watch will die if it is taken off and not worn for 40 hours. I took the watch off before going to bed the first night and it was dead in 6 hours. I do not know how long the watch must be worn to fully wind the spring. If the watch dies because it hasn't been worn, shake it about 10 times to start winding the spring and you can put it on and reset the time.  One concern I have is the life-span of the leather band which being genuine leather you may have to do a little upkeep with it to extend the life of it. I have yet to find out if the watch band can be replaced. Also, the metal clasp on the band is a silver color, which doesn't match the watch material, yet the clasp is small enough that it isn't too noticeable.

The only issue I had regarding this product was the user manual which offered information in a very confusing manner. First, this manual has setup instructions for 8 different watch types and the English translations are very poor but still somewhat understandable. Also there is an "Advice for Use" section but it is at the back of the manual and it has information on what you want to avoid doing with your watch so it won't be damaged. Several of those suggestions were about setup and the "Setup" section is placed before the Advice for Use" section.

Overall I am pleased with product and I hope it will be something I can pass on to future family.
3288177
Not too bad for a sub $100 Seamaster homage. 38mm case is well suited/proportioned for smaller wrists (mine is about 7"). The bracelet links are solid steel and the whole thing has a nice weight to it. This is the nicest watch I own so I can't compare it to better ones.

The crown does NOT screw down so I'm dubious of the actual water resistance of it. I've splashed it while doing dishes, no problem, but I'm not about to intentionally submerge this thing to find out.

It's a pretty good $50-$60 watch, no doubt about it. I've heard horror stories about Invicta's customer service, so I recommend buying it from Amazon for their superior service and return policy.
1621646
This watch is a solid value, with good looks to boot.

Brands like Stuhrling, Nicolet, and Orient all have offerings in this price range, ~$100.  They tell time just as well, and look good, just do not expect to hold one up against a Hamilton or better for close inspection.  While this watch has ok looks/styling, I prefer Sturhling watches for the overall look and visual interest, and Orient for overall quality.  Stuhrling pays more attention to the little visual details that go into the watch, things you have to look closely to see, but appreciate the effort that it took.  Orient watches generally feel and operate so well, I think you are getting more than your money's worth with that brand.  While the Lucien Piccard and Stuhrlings look good, I expect my Orient watches to outlast me, not so much for the others.
3402156
I'm giving this watch 4 stars but for the price it's being sold at on Amazon, you could give it a 5. The lower dial is the seconds hand but I would have preferred large sweeping arm to be the seconds hand. It's got a screw down crown which is a great feature for a watch in this price range. I tend to like Bulova watches. They tell accurate time and always seem to be good quality for the price. I tend to prefer them over Seiko and Citizen, although those brands are excellent as well. I originally bought a more expensive and very well reviewed watch but thought it looked kind of ugly, so I sent it back and replaced it with this one for cheaper. I'm happy with this purchase.

Some people have complained about the strap, which is common among watches in this price range. I would say the strap it comes with is fine although not perfect for the watch. I tried a few other types and think it looks by far the best a genuine leather black "Tropic" strap. Black does seem to be the perfect color strap for this watch, in my opinion. But the black "Tropic" strap looks much better than the one that comes with it.

With the Tropic strap, it's a 5 star watch. A great outdoorsy, everyday watch.
2243785
Great inexpensive watch, runs well, looks great!!!
4865646
Watch has a clean expensive look at a timex price. Obviously I wasn't expecting an omega quality watch for $75, so I'm very happy with the look and overall quality.  I needed an inexpensive watch with an alarm to help with my new babies feedings. It definitely is worth the price.  Alarm works well ad the magnifier is nice for my aging eyes.  Things to note...no night light or luminesence and the manual is important because the setup is not intuitive.
94749
Nice watch for under $100.  I agree with everyone's comments so far - band is a little light, second hand a hair off... But for under $100, this is a keeper.  I would certainly order another.
781141
I was looking at buying my first "nice" watch when I stumbled onto the Invicta 8926.  I thought I'd take a chance on a $100 watch before dropping a few thousand dollars on luxury watch from Breitling, Omega, Tag, or Rolex.

I was pretty impressed with the Invicta out of the box.  It "borrows" design elements from the Rolex Submariner and the Omega Seamaster lines.  Looks like an expensive watch - solid materials / put together well.  Similar to Seamaster or Submariner watches, it looks great with jeans at a BBQ or with a suit at the office (Seamaster is the James Bond watch).  It has a Japanese movement instead of a Swiss movement, but it is still an automatic.

I haven't had any problems with the watch.  Gains a few seconds a day but not out of the range of the more expensive brands I was considering.  Some of the other reviews here have reported gains or losses of 20 seconds a day so it may be luck of the draw.  Stays wound for good amount of time.  I haven't had to wind it since I got it.  Wear it most days but sometimes don't wear it on a Saturday.  Has a nice lume but not the level expected from a $3,000 watch.

Overall, a very nice watch for the price.  If you will be annoyed by sneers from the Rolex/Omega crowd or you want to impress with the brand name on your wrist, you might want to save up.  If you just want a quality watch, you've found it.
1722126
Love my new watch. The budget Seiko movement runs a little fast but from what I've read this is to be expected, even from expensive Swiss
watches that have a similar automatic movement.  I have been wearing it to work and it seems to withstand a fair amount of physical abuse.
The nylon strap is very comfortable but can get a little funky if you don't wash it now and then. Just wash it with a little soap and water before you get in the shower and it freshens it right up. I don't understand some reviewers fear that it is only splash resistant. 30 meter water resistance
Is fine for swimming or running water over it to wash it. I wouldn't dive deep with it, but it's not that kind of watch. Over all, very happy with my purchase.
2318183
Unbelievable bargain that can be found for around $50. It's a simple, but well constructed watch that looks like it can take a beating. 4 O-clock crown really makes it comfortable. Good choice for blue collar worker who doesn't want to beat up a more expensive watch. So much better than the Chinese junk offered at this price point by other brands. Illumination is decent. The brushed finish is a little bit of a scratch magnet, but doesn't hurt the overall appearance much. NATO strap is good and comfortable.
3804133
I've been wearing Timex watches for years because of their quality and this watch does not disappoint. The case and face of the watch seem very sturdy and look very nice.

The strap does seem a bit thin and weak, although it looks nice, but it was very inexpensive and I'm planning to buy some nicer straps in the future. I've only had this a few weeks though and the strap is starting to show a bit of wear in the hole I always use. I have a fairly small wrist and the strap does have an excessive amount of tail for me, but it's thin enough to double over and tuck in.

Overall this is a great watch for the $25 I payed!
1606861
This watch offers a lot of bang for your buck. Unlike its regular Weekender counterparts, this Timex has a brushed stainless steel case (which looks more rugged and less glossy than the polished stainless steel featured on regular Weekenders). It's a beautiful case, albeit a bit rounder than I am used to. The face is plain black, and is not nearly as dulled as the picture here would suggest. Like many Timexes, this watch features the "Indiglo" feature. Just push in the crown and voila!--the watch face gets lit up with a pale green and allows you to read the time in the dark.

The numbers are easy to read, and the date window is helpful and unobtrusive.

Now, for the bad. The watch is lumed, but the lume is very weak and short-lived. I for one did not except any lume, much less stellar lume, on a $30 watch. Luckily, the excellent Indiglo feature renders this point moot. The leather band is also quite ugly and I removed it immediately (you can easily do this yourself). I strongly suggest that if you buy this watch, you put a nice black or James Bond NATO strap on this watch; NATO straps are available for usually $10 a piece. It makes the watch look 100x better and is actually more comfortable. Another option would be to put a better leather strap on it which, depending on the quality, will either be a little more expensive or a lot more expensive than a NATO strap.

The overall quality of the watch is spot-on. It has a nice weight to it and the quartz movement is very low maintenance.
3259761
This is, in my opinion, one of the best watches at this price point. It is very durable and mine hasn't gotten a single scratch on it in the 6+ months that I have owned it. I mostly wear it casually but I have actually worn it for semi-formal events after swapping out the band for a 20 mm leather NATO strap. Straps can be found very cheaply on eBay. The blue second hand is a nice touch and I prefer the look of white faces on watches. Many inexpensive watches do not have a backlight, and that's what sold me on this particular one. It's an accurate watch, of Timex quality, at an affordable price!
3781734
Pros:
Solid watch with just the right amount of bling for those who like a bit more flash.
All stainless steel construction which is quite uncommon for watches listed at this price.
Band is of a reasonable size and will fit most.
Cons:
The functional sub dials give the watch that little extra wow factor. However, it would have been better if they made the face slightly bigger since reading the sub dials (due to their small size) takes a little effort.
4475495
good quality watch for the price  ... apparently swiss movement!
2689629
Very happy with the watch so far.  Build quality is what would be expected for the price but it's sturdy enough.  Love the clean look.  Only drawback is that the logo is a bit more prominent than I was expecting when it's on the wrist.  Not bigger than the pictures by any means; I just didn't appreciated how prominent it was until I got the watch.  The fault is mine.  I was so captivated by the overall simplicity that I overlooked the obvious.  Still a nice watch.