A really cool watch for a great price
353068
I've been a loyal Timex customer for years, and as always I'm very happy with this purchase. I really like the overall look of this watch, and it keeps time pretty well. I actually get a pretty good amount of use out of the chronograph function. If you're looking for a decent watch that won't break the bank this is a worthy consideration.
4318272
Bought it as a graduation gift, and she absolutely loved it.  Really a nice watch, a lot of cool features.  The Alpine crystals both on the dial and the bezel,  the mother of pearl face, sapphire crystal glass, calfskin leather and it's Swiss Made.  For the price I paid it was an amazing value.  Very happy with it.  I own a Wenger, and three Victorinox watches of my own (same company) and you really do get a lot watch for the price, great watch.
1055569
This watch is really one that others will notice, for all the right reasons.  Besides being different, the dual time zone feature is fun.  And it looks awesome.  The case has a nice, substantial feel and it just looks really sharp.  The second hand really sold it for me as so many time pieces lack this feature.  The ostrich band feels like butter and the total look of the watch screams "buy me".  In fact, you won't be disappointed when you do.  You won't be sorry.
4583624
Bought it on Lightning Deal and got a great price.  The watch is very nice and feels comfortable.  I've been wearing it for a month or so and it's held up well (no scratches or wear) and the clasp holds securely (no unwanted openings).  The face is pretty neat looking as it has 2 different colors and textures of blue and goes from slightly glossy looking to matte looking depending on angle and light.  It's been plenty accurate with no noticeable loss or gain of time in the last month.  The buttons feel tight and work well, though I doubt I'll use the stopwatch much (I have a phone for that).  All told, it's been a great purchase and I'm happy I made it.
3660578
this is a cool watch i get a lot of attention with it. the arm band is flimsy feeling but it has not broken on me yet after 2 months.  watch works great i just wind it in the morning and maybe at night.  only problem i have is it makes my skin color change a bit but rubs off with no problem.  i still wear it whenever it matches my outfit and i recommend it for the price. i\there were times i did not wear it for a week and it did slow down but it was still ticking so its a good watch.  the arm band would not be expensive to fix to get a nice one. probably about the price of the watch itself.  you can not get a better deal.  you get what you pay for.  and for the price this is a great watch.
1984489
I've been using this watch for over a month now. Overall, I love the watch and I find it a great buy at this price range.

I think there is very little doubt in regards to the awesome engineering of this watch. Everything from the radio-controlled atomic time keeping, to perpetual calendar, to support for different time zone, to support for solar charging are just brilliant masterpiece of engineering. You can't help but admire the sheer brilliance of it. The engineering itself is worth the buy.

But there is more to it. I really like the way the watch weighs in my wrist because of the Titanium. It is so light. It just doesn't feel like a chore to wear it everyday. I've been wearing this thing all day almost everyday now and you don't realize that it is there. Then, you want to take a look at the time and then you realize how beautiful and elegant it looks. It is just simple but complex at the same time. The contrast of the hands with the carbon-fiber like dark background and the blue nodes really seem perfect to me. It can stand out as an classy dress watch or a fun cool watch. I can see myself wearing it for every occasions since it blends in nicely with any outfits.

Men love their toys and this is one awesome toy to have in your locker. I would say it's a great buy if you can afford it.
1886897
Just got it the other day and it is really cool. Had to visit the Shark website to figure out how to set the date. The basic instructions that came with didn't help much. It truly is a great looking watch at a fantastic price. I love this watch...
2904801
I really love this watch. Although it is a bit large and heavy, it seems to be well built. I find that the longer I wear it the more comfortable it feels. I think it is very stylish, looks remarkably similar to the Rolex diver watch at a fraction of the cost. I'm not comparing build or time keeping just looks. I'm happy so far,  keeping great time.
1041994
This watch was a pleasant surprise! I have over a half-dozen Invictas and they are generally good-looking, functional, durable, and mostly affordable. This watch, though, turned out to be even better-looking than its photograph. First, it has only two sub-faces rather than the typical three, which makes it look distinctively different. The black on black style gives it that retro, minimalistic military look. It has no large numerals around the dial, only small luminescent dots. The luminescence is light, but not enough to bother me. The uni-directional bezel has large squared-off numerals at the 10-20-30-40-50 and 60 positions. The date window is larger than average for Invictas like this, and at the 3:00 PM position, where it's easier to read. The metal bracelet and case are stylish without being too flashy, buffed and not shiny. The 3 main hands are modern and easy to read. I took out several links with my Invicta tool, which works well. The clasp is one of the smoothest I own. All in all, for the price, this was a fantastic buy and I love that it's large without being one of those impossibly huge ones (I have a couple of those, too, and they have their place). This is almost my favorite of the Signature II collection, and I own several of them.

-- W.D. Gagliani, author of WOLF'S EDGE
3968625
I bought this primarily as a workout watch, to time myself between sets in the gym.  But its such a nice watch I've been wearing it much of the time.  It's really pretty nice looking; stainless steel band, watch face is cool looking, not terribly difficult to operate.  Was surprised at the 100 meter water resistance and 10 year battery.  Incredible deal for $25.
1049511
I really like this watch. It's a big watch but it's very comfortable and I like having both the analog and digital time keepers. The bezel is bi-directional so i can easily time things with it without having to turn the dial just one way. The luminescent dial is very readable in low light. Since it's a Casio I am confident it will be good mechanically and durable. Best of all was the price: for $64 it was well worth it.
4445207
Looks even better than the photo, I was really impressed. Keep in mind that it is mechanical self-winding (not quartz/electronic) so it has a tendency to stop at certain points if there isn't enough kinetic energy (wrist movement). That's the only reason I put 4 stars instead of 5; it's not the MOST accurate time-keeper. It does a decent job and I can deal with having to reset it in the morning, since it pauses overnight. I haven't had any issues with the strap, as some of the other customers have mentioned. I will say that the Roman Numeral placed for the number "4" is displayed as "IIII" rather than "IV", which I found out is actually a traditional custom amongst watch design. I'm only mentioning this because I noticed another reviewer state that as a complaint, but it's not a misprint. You'll find that it's the same across all brands. I'm really nitpicking though because when you get a look at the overall watch, it's a truly beautiful piece. The exposed mechanical interior gives a cool steampunk vibe to it, which on it's own is a selling point for me because fashion should be fun. I don't enjoy wearing many watches, so this one is an exception. You still get a classic and sophisticated style with the golden bronze face, the roman numbering and the sleek hour/minute hands. It's hard to find all these elements in one watch (and for it to turn out looking clean and readable, when so many watches either have cluttered displays or it's so minimal that it becomes pointless). I was extremely pleased to find that this product is exactly as advertised. Plus, at 19 bucks, it's cheap. I've seen watches from other sellers that go for upwards of $100 that are just straight up ugly. I wanted this watch for the look and I got what I paid for.
1812927
I bought this for myself as a birthday present.  The watch is quite light weight - it almost feels cheap.  But it is sturdy and about the coolest looking watch I own.  I really like it.
Note: the button functions have changed since my last Indiglo.  The light button is in a different location, as is the date button.  Turning on and off the alarm isn't as intuitive as it was once for me.  I have had to refer to the instructions a few times, and foresee that I will again.  But overall I love this watch.
3636707
This is a great looking watch at a great price.  The dark face, contrasting hands and stainless case are elegant yet bold.  And the unpolished stainless finish gives it the feel of a daily-wearable watch that won't look awful once subjected to the knocks of every day life. In person the watch really looks great!

 The strap is comfortable, though it does start to show its age reasonably quickly.  I'm thinking about hitting it with some baseball glove oil to see what that does for longevity and aesthetics.  The action of the flyback chronograph is smooth and gratifying (I keep timing stuff and then starting over just to watch the flyback), and the indiglo backlight is just right for checking the time at night without blinding yourself.

I know some people complain about cheaper Timex watches ticking loudly.  This one is rather quiet.  I keep it on the nightstand next to my bed and never ever notice it.  If I hold it up to my ear, or listen carefully in a quiet room I can hear it, but it's very quiet.

Definitely a satisfying daily wear watch
2080758
I really like it! The art work is beautiful and the watch runs great, for asking price and free shipping it is just plain cool watch. I will not be carrying or using this watch as it was only purchased as an addition to my small collection of pocket watches. My guess is the watch is mass produced over seas using Chinese components.
This is not a Swiss quality watch and I didn't expect it to be, but its a nice looking and works great!
3702132
Overall, I'm very happy with this watch and would purchase it again (at the deep discount from the MSRP) without hesitation.

At 49 mm in diameter and 15 mm thick, this watch is pretty beefy, but not comically large.  The skeletonized, see-through case offers a unique a look at the inner workings of the watch and really sets this piece apart from the others in my collection. It keeps great time. I've had the watch for a month now and it's only lost about a minute as compared to the clock on my cell phone.  The crystal seems strong and scratch resistant as well.  No scratches, scuffs, or markings and I've surely banged it against a few things since purchase.

As a mechanical watch, it draws its power from daily winding.  One full wind lasts almost two days, but I make it a point to wind it daily, as recommended by Invicta.  For me, winding is a minor inconvenience in exchange for knowing that this will never end up in the battery-powered watch graveyard in my sock drawer.

I'm more than a little disappointed in the watch band through.  The polyurethane is basically just plastic, which limits how versatile the watch can be.  As it is, I'm comfortable wearing the watch in casual to business casual situations.  It might look silly in any classier situation than that though.  The band has also already begun getting scuffed.  There are black marks along areas that brush up against external objects.  I suspect they will not wash off.  It also required trips to several jewlers before finding one that could resize the band.  Apparently the pins in the band are a bit more difficult to remove and replace than a typical watch.

One other minor complaint is the instruction booklet that comes with the watch.  Apparently Invicta only has one booklet that it sends out with all of its products, so it does not offer instructions specific to each watch it sells.  This left me guessing at whether some of the warnings and instructions in the booklet applied to this watch.  For example, the booklet warns that if a watch features a "screw down" crown, simply pulling it out to set the time will diminish the watch's water resistance.  Nowhere did it say whether this watch features a screw down crown.  (Unless I'm performing the "unscrewing" incorrectly, the Sea Spider doesn't.  I just wish the booklet had at least listed which watches this instruction applied to).

From other reviews of this and other watches, Invicta customer service apparently leaves a lot to be desired.  I can't comment on this because I fortunately haven't had to deal with them yet.

*** UPDATE ***

Less than one week after my one-year warranty lapsed, the winding mechanism in the watch broke. I've dropped my review down to two stars to reflect the shoddy long-term quality of the piece. This will be the last Invicta watch I buy. Very disappointing.
4549461
This watch is definitely cool. It boasts a full blown weather station on your wrist featuring weather icons for Sunny, Partly Sunny, Cloudy, and Rain. Also shows actual barometric pressure as well. Thermometer is accurate and the weather prediction seems to be very accurate as well! The Altimeter works ok too but I cant seem to figure out the elevation profiler. The compass is good out in the "wild" but in cities around any interference it gives an error. No biggie for me as I use it on hikes, biking, etc. I LOVE that it shows moon phase and sunrise and sunset for each day. Something I wish my Casio PAW-1100T ABC watch did. I find that feature quite useful especially when camping and hiking. A really good alternative to more expensive ABC watches with a bonus of a built in weather station.