Pro Diver 0420 Men's Watch - Waterproof - Analogue - Automatic Movement - titanium with black dial - 45mm - titanium

If you want an automatic diver style titanium watch, you cannot go far wrong with this watch from Invicta. Watch fanatics and purists will probably not like this review, but if you just want a good quality for the money timepiece, read on.OK this is a homage watch that looks very similar to the Rolex Submariner with the Mercedes hands and date window, but it has a manual wind hackable movement from Seiko in the NH35A that keeps good time; my example is averaging less than +4 second a day over a 14 day period, that is as good as some very expensive movements out there. The finish of the case is sand blasted and is perfect, the case back has an exhibition window to see the movement and the unidirectional bezel is a 120 click very precise rotation, but is a little on the stiff side; this will probably get a little looser in time. All of the indacies have been applied and have a silver edging to them that looks very well executed and I love the Invicta wings on the second hand.The bracelet is titanium and of reasonable quality, I have sized mine but never worn it as I prefer a Nato strap, paired with a black grey Bond style strap it looks amazing.The only negative point I can relay is that the lume is very poor, which is a shame because it would not cost much more to have had a Superluminova used and I would have definately paid more to have it.Bottom line, if you want a quality timepiece that has been well made and keeps good time and don't want to spend a small fortune, then take a look at one of these.

Got it for my dad, he absolutely loves it. Nice box to go with it. A good watch all round.

Invicta's Pro Diver range is a homage to the Rolex Submariner, which is something that draws both praise and criticism from aficionados, but isn't really something to be worried about. The range stands on its own merits, offering good movements and decent build quality at a keen price.This particular model is a good example of this. The use of titanium really sets this particular piece apart from its stablemates. Not only does the titanium bring light weight - this watch is only about 130g - but the tone and matte effect of the metal bring a unique style that contrasts, in my opinion, beautifully with the polished stainless steel accents on the piece (the crown, bezel, and centre link caps).The one thing that I wish Invicta didn't carry over from the Rolex is the cyclops magnifier over the date. On a Rolex this will be perfectly aligned, on the Invicta it wasn't. Because I don't like them at the best of times, I elected to have the crystal replaced altogether by a local professional at a cost of £40. It's only a standard mineral crystal, but for me it was worth it because I much, much prefer the look of the watch without it - see image.As I got the watch on a deal price for under £100, and as it has the excellent Seiko NH35A movement, I considered that it was worth the investment. I'd say it's very good value for money for a 200m water resistant automatic, but watch out for the quality control and make sure you're happy with it.

EDIT: I have left my first review at the bottom. This is my second purchase after returning the first shambles. My old review was one star, it is now 5 stars. It blew me away, Invicta have a hit and miss quality, as I have found out...Firstly, a few little moans and niggles. On the back, it says: All Titanium. It's not. The bezel and crown are steel. The centre links in the bracelet may be steel, but also give the impression of polished/better finished titanium. It's slightly rattly and gives the touch of aluminium. The bracelet is link pins and are tough to remove, since titanium has next to no give. But the links and clasp all work well with no sharp edges.The case and body are good. It's 44mm in diameter, 48mm with crown and 53mm lug to lug. The 120 click bezel gives a good ratchet and the lumed pip sits 'slightly' to the right. The lume appears to be C1 and glow most of the night. Whereas the pip and hands have more layers as they glow brighter than the indices.The crystal, I think is mineral. I'm not sure, I haven't double checked. The cyclops over the date is good for watch in this price bracket. I can JUST about read the date whilst my hands are at a driving position.I put this though an accuracy report of 6 days, between wrist wear, on winder, on its back, and on the 3 and 9 o'clock position. And I get an accuracy of +5.4sec per day. This is REALLY good. It's always best to be running slightly fast that slightly behind.I really do like this watch. I don't know what to say, except I am pleasently surprised by Invicta making a really good watch, that is titanium to boot. I wish they could apply this logic to all their watches without venturing in to the over sized cases.If you have been looking for a watch that just works, keeps going and is tough to wear. I think this is it. I got this for £126. It's so good, I feel like purchasing another just for the fun of it. I think I will also be looking at the steel case ones as I have been hearing nothing but good things about them.Original review;When I first opened the box, I thought WOW!!! a 200m divers titanium watch with screw in crown and glow in the dark 12 o'clock marker, for just over £100! I'll never get this offer again! Its so light, it feels like its made of aluminum! Ive got an alumium watch, really light, but soft as butter!Then I lifted the watch out the box and noticed how cheap the bracelet was. The links had a huge sway from side to side, not little as you would get in any other watch of £100, but a LOT! So much so, that you could look close and easily see the link pins between the gaps! hmmmmm... maybe 4 stars I thought....So, I took it out took off all the wrapping, turned the bezel and thought, wow, this is really stiff..... but it was turnable. So I adjusted the time and date and wound it up and set it off! Good! it was keeping nice time. It matched second by second over hours!By that night, things got worse. I notice if I unscrewed the crown, pulled it gently out to set the time, the hands would begin adjusting, then I would hear a click! and the hands would stop moving! I would (somehow) have to pull the crown out a little bit further to adjust the hands! Not good. What damage was this causing inside to the mechanics!It was maybe some hours after that I was using the bezel to time moments. Then it just stopped. No matter how much force I used the bezel refused to turn! I was moments away from using pliers!So, I sent it back instead.Im really disappointed. Ive heard so many problems over the quality of invicta watches and this proves it.I may try again in the future, because I really want a titanium dive watch. As a titanium dive watch(especially automatic) is much sought after.

To me it looks and feels great.For the price it's in a competitive market. But you will as with any watch design like it or not. So far it's kept time perfectly. It has a excellent well known movement.So far with water. Not an issue. Just make sure that the hand and date adjustment crown is screwed down to totally seal the watch.Some love this brand with great watches like this. And some really don't like them. It's up to you. Personally I think this watch is great and I'm happy.

It's bigger than the normal Pro Diver... I've had 2 now, and as soon as I got this Titanium one, I loved it. Immediately became my daily wearer. Then it failed though. Same as my other Pro Diver. That one the screw in crown failed, this one the BEZEL failed in a MONTH. I want to like Invicta. They use good movements and they really do push boundaries in watch design, not to everyone's taste. However this titanium pro diver, Submariner style, lovely matte grey colour. Had everything going for it.... And the Bezel fell off... Inside a MONTH. The Bezel, 120 clicks, was almost perfect. No play in it, positive clicks, quality sound. Thing just fell off.I was so disappointed I didn't even try and fix it (probs could have... Fixed the sleeve that failed in my other Pro Diver that prevented the crown screwing in. Took a while too, getting the NH35 manual, the tools and parts. It was an education) . However when I'm sat there.working at my PC and I reach out for a print out.... And the BEZEL just drops off a titanium diver, barely a month old, and rolls across the floor, as I look on on amazement. I was so amazed in fact, I packaged it up immediately and sent it straight back. Im just not sure I can buy another Invicta. Like I said.. I WANT to believe... But I bought 3 Invictas, all over 150 GBP ones, spend that on a Casio, a Seiko or a Rotary even (happen to be wearing a Rotary Henley, Miyota movement, drops maybe 25 seconds a week, owned a year, 65 gbp ebay. Solid Stainless... Decent watch).Damn im so disappointed with the Titanium Pro Diver. It looks so cool... People thought it WAS cool. Lucky i was alone when the Bezel fell off., else id have looked a total mong. Never seen anything like it... Not one month old... Maybe 5 weeks. Invicta will have to offer something special for me to give another chance, with so many great watch makers out there these days, making great watches for the 150 to 300 gbp price range... I just hate to say.... Im really may be ldone. Well IF Invicta sent me a new Titanium Pro Diver, and I could come back in a year and say 'well, mustve had a dud as this ones been great'...I would do that gladly. After all I have owned 3 of their pieces, and 2 failed quite badly (the other is a quartz Speedway.... Its fine. Just fine. Works.... But feels as cheap as it cost. But how about it Invicta? Send me a watch that you think I'll still be loving in a year, like i thought id be loving the Titanium Pro Diver? Could be anything, surprise me and make my year! (did I mention i adored that watch? 😎) see if you can save a loyal customer, who is sadly DONE at this point. Why not let customer services send me something nice (i buy a lot of watches by the way) ..... So ifthe gesture is a success... Thats many more watches sold over the years. Do nothing... Just ignore the BEZEL dropping off a brand new Titanium Diver.... Well. Its not a great look, and how can I justify the teaGet customer services to drop me a line guys, let's see if we can restart, or rekindle this relationship, as i genuinely respected the far out designs you came out with

really light almost feels like its made of plastic and easily scratches as its a matt surface finish but its still a nice watch i bought it to go diving in malta on holiday to avoid damaging my more expensive watches... it performed flawlessly no misting no water damage even in he jacuzzi and pool keeps perfect time.. +/- 1 second a day and teamed with a nato strap feels awesome attached a pic for reference..its a 22mm strap by the way as it caught me off first and had to buy some bigger nato straps.. the auto wind feels a bit grindy on mine may just be the mechanism ect may get it checked if not i still have a while on amazon warranty ...but all in all a nice watch and its titanium!... I'm a sucker for titanium...if only they did the same design in titanium with tritium lighting id be happy as larry...whoever he is ;)

Having spent a couple of hours changing batteries in several quartz watches, I thought I'd go old school again. After looking at the available options, the Invicta caught my eye; good reviews and a price point that seemed, well, too good to be true!It keeps good time. I set it against a radio controlled clock, and it lost 3 seconds in a week- I call that a win, personally.Bottom line, it looks good, keeps good time and didn't cost a fortune. I'll see how well it works underwater in the Caribbean next year.....

Por este precio no se puede hacer ninguna crítica, mejoraría alguna cosa como el tacto del bisel de buceo, pero me ha costado 83 euros y es de titanio entero, con eslabones de armis macizos...un chollo!!!Actualización 02/08/2022:La tapa trasera de cristal, por donde se puede ver mecanismo, está muy arañada tras llevarle a la playa, creo que es de un material bastante mediocre, observo alguna particula suelta en el interior pegada a dicha tapa. El lumen es muy débil y adelanta una media de 23 segundos...El cristal principal del reloj tiene reflejos indeseados que dificultan su lectura, además de una apariencia lechosa, sospecho que haya algo de condensación leve.INSISTO, ME HA COSTADO MUY POCO, NO SE LE PUEDE EXIGIR LA CALIDAD DE UN RELOJ DE 300 Ó 400 EUROS.

Escribo esta opinión dos años después de haber adquirido este reloj para no sólo escribir sobre mis primeras impresiones. Básicamente el reloj es una joya, tiene un desempeño excepcional, aun siendo un reloj mecánico su precisión está en más o menos 1 segundo al día. Se encuentra a la altura de dos cronómetros oficiales certificados (COSC) que poseo, un MIDO y un TISSOT ambos con maquinaria ETA con reserva de 80 horas.El diseño es muy bonito aunque sea una copia barata de un Rolex, es muy ligero y resistente y la hermeticidad es espectacular. Lo he usado en el mar y no lo he ni enjuagado ya que la corona es atornillable y el titanio no sufre de la corrosión por el agua salada.Aunque no me gustan muchísimo los relojes INVITA este es sin lugar a dudas una excelentísima compra.

I own many watches, Tissots and Citizens, All my Tissots are high end with Automatic movement and the Citizens are ECO Drive and Atomic. I also own a large collection of Casio G-Shock all Solar powered. I took a decision never to own a battery operated watch that needs replacement. I don't want to open any of my watches if I don't have to.I wear the Tissots and Citizens at work (Business Casual) and the Casios on the weekends.I started to shift from Casios with their military look and was looking for a metal bracelet watch for the weekend.Came across Invicta and didn't know much about it. I watched and read many reviews on line and decided to buy the Pro Diver Titanium.The Delivery was very fast and was in perfect brand new condition as advertised. I was shocked with how well made this watch is.It looked great!!. Light weight because of the Titanium bracelet. The watch looks way more expensive that the price I paid for it.It is fairly large and looked great on my medium size rest.I adjusted the time based on my Atomic Citizen and I'm glad to say that it gained a few seconds only in one week!This is excellent for an automatic watch and on par with my other high end Tissots.It has a Japanese made movement that is manufactured by Seiko.I'm so impressed with Invicta and seriously considering buying another one with a stainless steel bracelet this time.I started selling most of my Casios and Invicta is going to be my new weekend watches.I highly recommend this watch, it has an excellent value and you are getting a lot of watch for your money.

Relógio leve e confortável, muito bom

People often bash Invicta, not knowing that some of the Invicta watch lines are extraordinary, in particular the Pro-Diver Grand Diver series. This one is a Pro-Diver, not a Grand Diver. This so-called dive watch is rated at 200 meters. Even if, by chance, it is over-rated, it will at least pass the 100 meter test, which means it can swim and snorkel without worry.Recommendation: Don't take it diving to save your life. Buy a thousand dollar watch and have a diving computer with you. This model does have a screw-down crown. If you have silicon grease, then take a toothpick and coat the threads. Do this for every watch with a screw-down crown. If you have the tools, then remove the case-back and grease those threads as well.This model is made of titanium, both the case and half the bracelet parts. It weighs 120 grams including the bracelet, which makes it one of the lightest metal-case watches in my collection. It is positively my lightest watch with a metal bracelet. The 20mm lug width means I can change the bracelet to almost anything that I want. The case is 14.3mm thick.When I first received it, the bezel was too stiff to turn easily. I put a piece of silicon into the palm of my hand and rotated the bezel about a hundred times. It softened considerably and now turns like silk. The registration on the hands and bezel are spot on. Registration has to do with the accuracy of the marker placements on the dial and bezel.I calibrate all of my automatics when I receive them. Over the course of a week, I check the time against an atomic source, two or three times a day. I then plot the data onto a spreadsheet. The Seiko NH35 movement in this model performs as well as other Seikos movement watches that I have at several times the price. With the Seiko motor, my Invicta runs a little over six seconds a day. This is not only acceptable, it is spectacular for a hundred-dollar automatic watch. It hacks, hand-winds, and self-winds.The luminosity is not great. When hit with a bright light, it illuminates evenly and is readable for about three or four hours in the dark. After that, the faint glow is not bright enough for my eyes. The bezel is not illuminated except for the pip. If that is a deal-breaker for you, then you will miss out on the other great qualities of this wrist watch.The watch is good looking with contrasting grey, black and chrome. It can be worn with jeans as well as a tuxedo. It weighs very little, can go swimming, and keeps time like a Seiko. Because it is not expensive, it can be worn everyday without worrying about scratches. (I have scuffed the bracelet, but not the crystal). It is durable enough to bring on vacation because it can go swimming.And nobody is going to rob you for your Invicta.