Automatic Pro Diver Stainless Steel Watch

Love it, I really like the size of this watch

Very good watch gives luxury feel..Absolute value for money

A solid Submariner style watch with a stunning look and design. I bought it as a gift for my friend, and it really impressed. It comes with 200 meter or 660 feet water resistance and carries a bold, stylish presence. For this price range, I would say it is one of the best options available.

I received it two days ago, and it looks great with good quality. Overall, it's worth the price so far. The only thing I noticed is that the rotating bezel feels a bit too tight for me — I'm not sure if that's normal or just because it's new. Overall, it's a good automatic watch for the price.

I love these watch eventhough many hates it because of the design homeage(submariner) but overall these watch is worth it and i use it in my daily living,

Durable 💯

The watch works well , looks so much better in real than the photos and houses a decent movement. Great value

I love this watch so much, so nice and it is really comfortable

Over the years, Invicta has gained notoriety for its endless homages of classic timepieces by other watchmakers. The brand is viewed by some watch enthusiasts as unoriginal, tacky, and deceiving. However, still, Invicta is a good starting point for those looking into getting a genuine automatic watch. The Invicta Pro Diver (8926ob) is an excellent homage of the Rolex Submariner in my opinion, and here’s why: First, the quality of the timepiece. The stainless steel casing and bracelet are of outstanding quality. The bracelet feels solid, and the housing has some weight to it. At this price, you’d expect a kiosk-tier Rolex knockoff; This watch doesn’t feel like the manufacturers cut corners on its materials. The glass used is a proprietary mineral material, and so far, it has been great with zero scratches. The crown is great, despite what other reviewers have said. I haven’t had any issues with turning the crown and enjoy the satisfying feel of winding it. The watch uses a Seiko-calibre NH35A movement, which is insanely durable. The movement on its own sells for about half of this watch’s retail price and is widely available on secondary markets. This means that if you ever have an issue with the watch, you can source its movement online with no trouble. The hacking and hand-winding features are exceptional, and I found that it keeps time very well. After a day of wear, the watch fell behind only by 1 second. Wow. As for its design, of course, many love it, and others hate it. It looks much like a Rolex Submariner. I don’t care if it looks very much like a Rolex, nor do I care to listen to watch snobs when they stare at it with disgust. Rolex or Invicta, this style is beautiful. I love the Mercedes hand and find the bezel to be decent. There are no complaints in terms of design. Now, let’s talk about the lume on the dials and bezel. It’s almost non-existent. At night, it’s virtually impossible to see the lume even if you had the watch under the sun all day. It was very disappointing, but for this price, it is expected. Overall, it’s a beautiful watch comprised of well-sourced materials and the Seiko-calibre movement. The movement is the star of the show for this watch, giving it excellent value and functionality. The stainless steel and mineral glass are durable, but lume, non-existent. The bracelet is perfect and feels solid and feels comfortable for all-day use. For its price, it’s a no-brainer, a great deal. I strongly recommend this watch.

Very impressed. On Amazon Sweden the title is for the quartz version but the description is for the automatic. I wanted the automatic so took a bet and it was indeed the 8926OB version (automatic). I watched a lot of reviews on youtube before deciding and was worried about some of the negativity about the engraving on the case, the overkill of the dial and second hand design. Size and strap are also criticized but the quality of the strap and feel of the watch on my 6.7 inch wrist is quite ok. I put it on my timegrapher and the Seiko NH35A movement averages a beat rate error of 0.1ms and runs -10 seconds a day, My limited edition Seiko Gene Kranz arrived with a 3.1 ms beat rate error and -35 seconds a day average and cost 6 times more. Go figure. That was out of the box, I regulated it now. I probably would not go into water too much with it, but putting some silicon grease on the case seal and the winder screw threads would increase my confidence so I might do that. This is an out of the box review, time will tell, but it is a great start. if you want something you can wear in everyday situations and enjoy the experience of an automatic that looks and works ok, I can highly recommend. Especially for the very attractive black friday price.

Fantastic value. Been swimming in sweet and salted water for years now. Never had an issue.

Received the watch in a smooth top invicta yellow box (not the wave patterned top). The watch is on a cardboard sleeve, not on a watch cushion. Also please note that the rotor says "TMI" and not "SII". The movement is probably from Hong Kong China, factory owned by Seiko. A very nice looking watch. Hope the accuracy doesn't disappoint.

I have been collecting higher end watches for over 30 years, so after an expensive repair I wanted a cheap everyday watch I could wear doing any job, without the worry on damaging it. On doing some research the Casio Duro Marlin Diver 44mm came in very highly rated and the Invicta Pro Diver 40mm also, although with a smaller wrist I chose the smaller Invicta Pro Diver Automatic 40mm, after being persuaded by an in-depth online review by an horologist who highly rated it. I purchased the black/silver version and my first impressions on opening the box were very positive, it is a nice looking and sturdy watch with a good weight, and once I had the strap adjusted it sat perfectly on my wrist for size and felt very comfortable. As many other reviewers have also noted the watch does at a glance look like a Submariner. The crown works okay although it doesn’t feel as sturdy as my higher end watches, and the hack is good for setting the time accurately. The Seiko automatic movement is pretty accurate and also very quiet. The bracelet is okay, it does the job well and is comfortable but it does rattle slightly. Regarding the ‘Invicta’ engraving, while some really dislike it I do not find it intrusive at all, but agree it would be better not being there. Probably my only gripe is that the lume is very poor and almost non-existent, and this really could be improved even if it means adding another £10 on the price. I have also since originally writing this changed the strap for an Archers Black 20mm NATO strap, which I think makes the watch look better. Overall I am happy with this watch, it is a good price for an automatic movement, although I haven’t tested it in water yet. Regarding the price, Amazon is competitive but they do move the price up and down, so keep your eye out for Prime days as they often knock 15% off, or more on Black Friday.