BEST Invicta Pro Diver! Was Shocked when I was Done...

*I used the wrong part number in the video. Correct part number is 29178*
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[michaelj]

I think that alot of people own an invicta or two but they don't have the balls to admit just how much they really like it Bravo my friend Bravo Be the and Thanks for sharing as always

[bozo]

I have 3 of the 40mm Pro Divers in my collection, I love them all.

[Uchoobdood]

Wearing my 40mm black I’ve had for years and I still love it. I have a 1953 version and a “gold” one too. I love these for how affordable and accurate they are! I wasn’t a fan until til I owned one. I hardly wear my other watches anymore. I got my 16 year old a “pepsi” quartz and he wears it 24 ours a day!

[dedave]

I have a blue dial/Bezel, , yellow rotor, stainless and gold, 40mm pro diver. The indices and hands are gold with white filling that matches. I replaced the bracelet with a gold two tone oyster style bracelet with a glide lock clasp. This watch looks and wears great. I bought this color combination because my school colors are blue and gold. Invicta makes some great watches.but quality and parts used can vary over time. Shop carefully.

[RabbitWatchShop]

When a noob asks me what watch to get that’s affordable, I always recommend an automatic 40mm Invicta sub homage. From my perspective, it’s still the king of watches for under a $100 despite its flaws (there’s several). Edit: I guess the Steeldive SD1953 is the better watch.

[ajbones]

My introductory watch is the Pro Diver 9337 with the SW200 and it gets the majority of wrist time. my Rolex spends most of the time in my bank safe along with other high-end watches. I can't find any flaws and it works perfectly. I've had it for 5 years roughly and again it is flawless.

[khackett]

I’m rooting for Invicta. Originally Swiss, now American, changed the convo with the Pro Diver, owns Glycine…..it’s interesting.

[universalguru]

I am more of a fan of the 40mm size in general though I do like the details of the 42mm. In general though I personally think the Pro Diver is the best watch you can get for the price hands down. I think the movement is good (often the movement alone cost $35). I think all the details of the watch are at least equal to a $150 watch. In addition the bracelet is not bad for the price and comparing it to say vintage style bracelets. The links are solid (not solid endlinks), the clasp is stamped but has a shine to it that I think it looks very nice when compared to vintage watches or vs that dull gray, no shape type clasp arm (if you know the ones I am talking about on much cheaper watches). So I think this watch is the best starting point for anybody.

[andrescharry]

I've had mine for a couple of years now, and still running. People sleep on this watches, they are really good !

[garethhjones]

I've had 3 automatic Invicta Divers. The first one I gave away to a friend who promptly lost it, the second one kept on stopping at random moments (not good), the third one is the best as it is super accurate and will lose/gain a few seconds a week. I also own a Seiko diver which loses/gains a minute a day.

[mrmagoo.]

9937ob...Pro-Diver with Sellita SW200-1.. Thinner depth case.. Upgraded Crystal.. upgraded bracelet with milled clasp and solid links better lume (I think)... around $200..By far the "Best".

[juniorjohnson]

I've had a Pro Diver for years when i first got it the bezel was super hard to turn i soaked it in warm soapy water & turned it quite a few times it works much better.

[AvroBellow]

The best Invicta Pro Diver for me is the #3049 Grand Diver that I've owned for the last twelve years. Invicta's a funny company because I find that most of their stuff is oversized and ugly garbage but, damn, their dive watches are just fantastic (especially the 300m Grand Divers).

I have flat, broad, slab-shaped wrists (basically rectangular) and so I need a watch that is 45-47mm in diameter. My Bulova Lunar Pilot is 45mm, my Tissot Seastar 2000 Professional is 46mm and my Invicta Grand Diver is 47mm. They only look obnoxiously big if the person wearing them doesn't have the wrists for them. My friends all tease me by saying that I perform a magic trick every time I put one of my watches on because they go from looking huge to looking normal in seconds.

Now, the Sea Hunter.... I don't know who could wear that properly.... Hulk Hogan maybe?

[jaybailey]

I love the jubilee bracelet, I’ve never experienced the hair pull with it

[danthue]

I’ve had a 40mm for a little over a year, and I like it a lot, but damn it, now I have to have the 42! (7.5in wrist, it’ll fit perfectly)

[CyberSammael]

I don't know about Steeldive specifically, but most NH35 dials are 28.5mm. I like Invicta, and have a couple of their quartz divers. I would take them over a Casio Duro - that 'watch people' love.

[fadedsincedayone]

I have these two invictas, but I prefer the puke green lol that one feels more vintage and wears pretty small which I like. The 42 mm is cool but the white is too flashy for me and too big haha

[klstay]

I suggest a fair number of those "collecting" primarily in this price range are NOT possessed of a "must be an automatic" mindset. My admittedly wonderful NH36a (has a DOTW in addition to date) is soon to be supplanted for wear by a quartz for the convenience and accuracy. For others leaning quartz for this watch their 43mm "product family" 6828 (Seiko PC32a movement) is the way to go over their others of this general type IMHO. 6 model offerings, screw down crown & back, and ever so slightly less horrific bracelet still inevitably headed to the dump. The finish is also a real step above relative their similar product families.

[tjlang]

I like your site. I have 2 Invicta 1 gold colored battery one and the color started to wear off on the bracelet. So I bought 1 Stainless 89260b Automatic. I really like the Automatic Pro Diver and the price would let me go back for more in different colors. Keep up the good work Thanks

[deevee]

Even though my no-date 14060m is 100 times the price of my Invicta 8926ob, it is certainly 100x the watch. It's not even 10x the watch. This watch introduced me watch collecting 15 years ago. I still wear it proudly, alternating it with my Submariner. I highly recommend this watch.