Great watch with a few flaws.
594485
I really like this watch, however there are a few things that bother me. Firstly the accuracy of the second hand isn't exact i.e. the hand doesn't land exactly on the ticks of the face. Secondly the little 'bumps' used to mark the numbers are painted with luminescent paint sloppily. However these are things that come with the price of the watch.
4098977
I bought this watch a little more than a year ago and wear it almost every day.

What do I like about it?
- The skeleton style
- It's not too big and not too small
- It attracts the right kind of attention
- It wasn't too pricey
- The rubber band is easily adjustable

Any problems?
- Automatic winding is a little problematic. I had to jury-rig my winder to keep the watch perfectly vertical or it would run out of juice during the night.
- Last month the winder on the stem stopped working. I can set the time, and I have the auto-winder so it's okay at home, but it wouldn't be too good on the road.

Conclusions?
- It's pretty good, but not perfect
- I still like it
- I'm going to attempt warranty service and may return with further comments
150092
I bought this as a birthday present for myself and I love it, but there was one thing that annoys me.  When I go to push the crown back in to tighten it, it takes some wiggling/agitation to get back in, which should not be the case, considering this is a quality watch.  Overall, it looks very appealing and it functions perfectly.
1859009
I had one of these and loved it until I caught the watch on a door frame as I was carrying a bulky item through the door. The pin holding on the strap pulled right out of the resin (plastic) body. When the pin holding the wrist strap pulled out, it created a groove that the pin holding the wrist band would slip through, so the band would no longer stay attached to the watch. I am buying the steel cased version - same price - because the pin cannot tear a grove in it. The plastic case is not repairable. Pity, because the watch functions well.
Only complaint is the crystal scratches easily and sometimes the watch would shift to the second time zone, if I bumped one of the buttons, causing it to display the wrong time. Got to where I always checked to see it had the correct date, instead of the alternate time zone code. Loved the fact that it got the time on its own! Good night light as well. The plastic case is a bummer.
4511842
First, let me say this watch looks great. The band allows it to be worn in all circumstances, and the water resistance is an added factor. I also love the stopwatch feature. However, the glass is weak as it scratched easily. Also, I recommend the silver version as I believe it looks better and fits with more clothing.
Pros:
-Looks good
-Lots of features
-Versatile
Cons:
-Scratches easily

Tip- get the battery replaced other watch places because it will be cheaper
3284842
It's a stylish watch and looks great, but it has a few things that just annoy me. First, the dial for the time can turn, and whenever I look  at it, the 60 is almost never on top. Also, dust and lint stick to the wristband like crazy, but if you can put up with these two things, then this watch is great.
1155488
PROS: Excellent movement, bright lum, great looks and feel, easy to read and a very well laid out dial.

CONS: Stiff band, flimsy crown, very faint tick
3377876
Great watch for the price. Only have had it for about a month now but it feels like it will hold up really well against daily abuse. Keeps accurate time and the chronograph is an added bonus. Also the lume on this watch is absolutely great. I went to bed without charging the lume with a flashlight or anything outside of the normal light in the room and when I woke up 8 hours later I looked on my nightstand and saw the watch glowing there like it was powered by a battery. Almost comparable to a tritium Lumenox, if not more so since the lume spots are bigger on this watch. It is a bit thicker than normal, but I think that only adds to the effect that this is a utility watch. That being said, with the right band this watch can be dressed up or down however is desired.

I took away one star for the following reasons:

1) The bezel doesn't seem to sit tightly against the face of the watch. There is a metallic clicking sound when you tap anywhere on the bezel. Also, the clicking sound caused by the turning of the bezel is quieter if pushing down and turning at the same time, if that makes sense. Not sure if this is just a problem with my watch or not, but the actual function of turning the bezel doesn't seem to be affected. In fact, the action feels very nice other than the odd change of sound depending on how you are pushing on it when you turn it. (-0.5 star)

2) I've seen this in other reviews, but I thought that the strap was absolute rubbish. It was uncomfortable and, at least for my wrist (~6.5" to 7"), it was way too long. Also, the buckle on it was damaged on arrival and fell apart, however I had already ordered a nylon strap to replace it with anyways so this didn't concern me as much as it might concern someone who wants to use the stock strap. I would recommend buying a replacement strap or bracelet right off the bat. Lug size is 20mm, which is a bit odd, but look around Amazon and there are plenty of options. (-0.5 star)

3) Last minor issue is that the small ticks around the edge of the dial do not line up perfectly with the hour indices or the bezel. The bezel lines up with the indices and the lugs on the outside of the watch, so this leads me to believe that there was an error in manufacturing or I am just going crazy. Either way, it doesn't bother me nearly enough to care and I don't really even notice it anymore. It might bug you if you are picky about things like that. (- outline of star shape, if even that)

In the end this is a great deal for a watch that will impress others and feel great on your wrist. I look forward to switching it into my watch rotation for a long time.
3425368
I love how it looks.  It is very elegant.  It is also more comfortable than I expected.  It takes a little practice to be able to get it on and off and occasionally, it won't snap all the way shut and will fall off.  I liked the gold clock hands and numbers but have found that they are a little hard to read.  I've also had a couple of other issues.  First of all with the date part of the watch.  It always seems to be a day behind or ahead.  I even waited once until midnight to change it to the correct date but it still didn't fix the issue.  I also noticed that the charge is already wearing off.  I've had the watch for about a month (wearing it everyday for around 14 hours) and I noticed the second hand was skipping (a sign that the battery is low).  I thought this was odd since the packaging specifically said the watch should last at least 6 months out of the box.  And wearing it everyday should be charging it anyway, right? Lovely watch but disappointed that I spent so much money on it only to have issues soon after purchasing it :(
6081
Updated: This is a great watch. I recommend it, but read the cons.

Pros :
- timer
- stopwatch
- glow in the dark arms
- world time (invaluable for keeping track of clients/friends in another timezone)
- super easily adjustable band
- alarms are pretty easy to set.

Cons :
- to set the timer, you can only go forward in time, so setting from 10 minutes to 5 minutes requires going through all 100 minute options.
- the light is useless, and doesn't illuminate properly.
- after owning it for about 2 years, the analog clock is a 2 minutes fast due to mechanism breakdown.

Thoughts :
- Solar power : I wish this device had the option to be a 10 year battery - I haven't seen a version that is. BUT I have had no issue getting the device to HI battery by just walking about a couple days in the sun, so no big deal (we'll see what is like during the winter)
4889242
The good: This watch keeps excellent time. Since I've had it, about 3 weeks now, it has neither lost nor gained any time. The preciseness of this automatic mechanical watch is comparable to a quartz movement watch, without the need to ever replace a battery. The day, date functions also work very well and the watch looks very well put together as would be expected of a Seiko timepiece.

The bad: This watch looks out of place in its own casing. Most people do not buy stainless steel case watches expecting gold tone markers and time hands, so, even though this watch costs over $50.00, it looks rather unremarkable, and at worst, tacky. This watch would have been a very beautiful two-tone watch, so I hope this was an experiment that will be shortlived.
351335
I am not as happy with this watch as I had anticipated. There is no doubt that it is extremely well made. The basic set up was without any unpleasant surprised, at least for an experienced Casio G-Shock owner. It is also very handsome and very comfortable to wear. I haven't begun to work with any of it's more exotic capabilities, but I won't have any need of them until this winter. My issue is with the legibility of the watch's face. Unless I the watch is in fairly bright lighting conditions, it is virtually impossible to tell the time. The photograph in the listing is, to some extent misleading. I am not claiming fraud, but rather over optimism. What has saved the watch for me is it's highly effective auto light setting. It works more reliably than on any other Casio I have owned, and is super easy to turn off and on. A simple inflection of the wrist and the watch face is attractively and sufficiently illuminated to make viewing easy. Absent this one problem I would happily give the Rangeman a five star rating, but it's enough of an issue, particularly if one doesn't enjoy the best eyesight, that I felt a two star ding was reasonable.
344720
Watch works very nicely.  Alarm function could be a little louder, but the multi-function digital display is nice and provides a variety of options.  I wish the manual was a bit more thorough as I had a hard time trying to reset the date function.  I finally discovered the date changes by the digital, not the analog, time!  The mineral crystal display seems to be a bit fragile as I already have cracked it.  I am a bit rough on watches, bumping into things periodically, though.  This would make the water proof feature, especially for diving, pretty nil.
3454515
Just obtained this watch today and I have already received compliments on it. As many have stated, the original band is very stiff and I can only hope it becomes more flexible and supple over time. Once I set the time and date (really quite easy to do but it takes some careful pulling and turning), the watch "powered" up and is ticking away nicely. The color is darker than the picture on Amazon but I actually prefer it this way.

I am concerned that there appears to be three "ghost" lines (from the watch hands sitting too long in one spot?). One is at the 42 minute mark, another at the 24 minute mark, and the third just off noon. If you look at the generic image of the watch on Amazon, you can see the 42 minute "ghost" image clearly, although no ghosting shows on the rotating video view. I *think* I can also see it on some of the other photos by customers; here is a shot of mine, with a yellow arrow pointing at the 42 minute ghost line. Does anyone else see this? It is a design feature or design flaw? You only really see these lines when the watch is turned at certain angles and in direct light. Once noticed, it is hard NOT to see a line.

Other than the ghosting lines, this is a beautiful watch and just the right size for a dress suit and cuffed shirt.
2261228
The Invicta 7041 Signature series diver's watch scores high marks from me for
attractive looks and a sapphire crystal for easy reading.  The screw-in crown
has a high quality feel.  Rotating the scalloped bezel is quite difficult
especially with wet fingers.  I would prefer the coin edge style used on the
Invicta 8126c.  The Miyota movement on this watch runs about 18 seconds fast per
24 hours.  Not great but acceptable for an automatic movement.  The stainless
steel band once properly fitted looks and feels great.  The only drawback is
that the polished center links tend to smudge easily.  Invicta does include a
polishing cloth which is helpful.

The "dagger" style hour and minute hands are easy to read in dim lighted rooms or
out of doors.  But the most disappointing aspect of this watch is the weak coating
of Invicta's Tritnite brand of luminous on the hands and hour indicators.  Even after
charging several hours in bright sunlight or florescent lighting, the hour indicators
fade to unreadability after about 30 minutes.  The hour and minute hands fair somewhat
better and last for about two hours.  I found the lack of luminosity a major draw back
since this watch is allegedly Invita's answer to the much brighter Seiko black monster.
All in all this is not a bad watch.  Just don't count on reading the time in the dark
hours prior to dawn.
3066676
Great watch, although has a few idiosyncrasies that annoy me given it functions extremely similar to my old timex ironman triathlon, but slightly different in menu navigation to its detriment. The vibration alarm function also may not wake you but the fifth alarm has a special "snooze" function that goes off every 5 minutes that should be able to wake you. Although it will continue to go off 5 times unless you "reset" that alarm by turning it off then on again.
4053828
Ok so I love this watch, its been a while since I've had or even looked at an analog watch.
The only real problems are that the glass\plastic comes to a point and I sometimes hit it against walls, and there's fingerprints and smudges on the inside of the plastic.