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Invicta Watches – A Review

Invicta Watches

Background

Invicta set out to create a quality timepiece at a modest price. This mantra drives Invicta forward today and it’s a testament to the brand that it remains true to those principles.

The goal as a brand is to deliver something highly crafted so that owners can experience value and high-quality. More than half of its customers (according to a survey on its own websites) actually own more than 10 Invicta timepieces. That’s some customer loyalty! 

For those who are deeply in love with the brand, there’s a collector’s club. This gives people access to special offers and benefits that are otherwise not available on the general market. 

This is one of the ways Invicta innovates. Since its conception, Invicta has aimed to be unique in one way. Produce the best, but be affordable. It believes everyone should have access to incredible, bespoke timepieces.

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What kind of watches does Invicta make?

Invictas aren’t smartwatches or fitness trackers. They are primarily designed to look fantastic at a reasonable cost.

An Invicta watch is known as being an affordable luxury timepiece – you don’t have to spend a fortune to make a statement.

The two most popular Invicta ranges are the Pro Diver series and Lupah series.

The Pro Diver takes some design elements from the likes of Rolex and Omega and the range has both water-resistant and waterproof versions. This is great for people into diving as you can have easy access to the data you need. It also looks great in a formal setting. You get the best of both worlds!

The Lupah series is aimed specifically at Millennials and the young professional. There is a plethora of shapes, sizes and dial colours – allegedly over 200,000 possible combinations! You can create your look directly on Invicta’s website so you’re not likely to bump into someone with the same style.

Functionality 

Recently Invicta purchased a Swiss organisation and that injected a very technical micro-technique for its watch movements. The aim is to revolutionise the quartz movement and bring something new to the market.

The entry-level watches are around $100. You can pick up the Pro Diver for around $90. There is a premium watch which has some insane features – such as 24k gold and diamonds! This isn’t what Invicta is about, though, and there’s little available for more than $1,000.

Advantages

As with every brand on the market. There are some benefits and downsides. Here is a list of the advantages and disadvantages you should consider before buying…

  • They’re great value for money. There are plenty of designs to choose from. It means you can show off your personal style in an affordable way. The best part is that they offer a premium experience, for less.
  • There are multiple sizes on offer. We all know there isn’t a ‘one size fits all’. Invicta offers all sorts. If you like a chunkier watch, there are larger options if you like to show off. However, if you’re on the opposite end of the scale and like something daintier, Invicta has you covered.
  • If you like a classic link watch or a silicon strap, they’re available too. You can adjust the straps easily to make it comfortable.
  • If you miss a watch on the main website, fear not. Discontinued designs can be found in some shops. If there’s a specific timepiece you’re keen on, there are lots of retailers that will sell you on that in an unworn condition. This includes online shops (including places like eBay) and in physical shops. You just need to hunt it down.

Disadvantages

  • Invicta tends to put more effort into the designs of its bigger watches. Most owners of the chunkier watches have commented that they tend to be more reliable and accurate. This can put buyers in an awkward position when they have a preference for a lighter or smaller watch. 
  • With the above in mind, there’s a note that Invicta watches can be clunky and heavy. Some can weigh up to a pound. If you have a period of excessive perspiration, say you’re exercising, it can make the heavier watches shift up and down your wrist, which can cause irritation from rubbing.
  • Repairs completed under the warranty have been known to take a long time to complete. Depending on your location, it can also be hard to find a physical store who is authorised for said repairs.
  • This is a strange downside, but a real one. Some people don’t like the Invicta brand and it may reflect on you. People who like expensive premium timepieces think Invicta is a cheap alternative. If you roll in premium watch collector circles, this could be a very real concern for you. Rolex wearers may look down on you, and this might very well bother you.

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Last Updated on February 20, 2020

Maygen

Maygen is a multifaceted writer, proofreader and an experienced smartwatch industry writing and editing professional.

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  1. AvatarR. Hall says

    November 3, 2020 at 2:02 pm

    Consumers, don’t be fooled by the hype. Ive purchased Invicta watches and found their warranty to be trash. Fact, I received the watch and found the sundial hands had fallen off inside the crystal. Sent it back for repair (within warranty period) and was told they would not repair without cost to me because the watch looked as if it had been “bumped” ( their words). When does a wrist watch NOT get bumped. Fact. Ive inquired if the diamonds advertised on their watches are man made or earth made. Customer service had no idea. If you notice they DON’T hype they warranty anymore. Be careful

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