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So I purchased this watch because it looked good and had a solid Seiko movement. Made a review video. Normally I would not touch a watch from this company, but it is actually not that bad. It is huge and if I need it to anchor me in a hurricane ; I have the right watch. Enjoy.

 

 

 

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That's a nice looking watch and not as outrageously big as some of the Invictas I've seen that one has a bit of class to it.

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That's a nice looking watch and not as outrageously big as some of the Invictas I've seen that one has a bit of class to it.

It is the classiest one they have I think


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Nice looking watch .

I had a similar Invicta diver in the classic black with white lettering that I gave to my nephew when all of his watches got pilfered last year . 

I have this one now ,...I haven't worn it for over a year so I'll have to wind it up and give it some wrist time soon....

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Hey , wait a minute ,...I just noticed I still have the plastic protector on the crystal .

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