Invicta Watch Reviews

Review of the Invicta 8926 by username dankoleary on the Watchuseek forum:
Here is an excerpt of this watch review: “Say what you will about Invicta, but for the money, the 8926 is one of the best values ever in terms of an automatic watch. I receive daily compliments on this piece, something I cannot say about my higher end pieces.”.
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Review of the Invicta 9937 on GeekHideout.
Here is an excerpt of this watch review: “Considering its ample features, the 9937 does make it hard to justify the cost of a Submariner. What you don’t get are screw-links, a super-smooth bezel, an in-house movement, 300m water resistance, or the prestige of owning something with the name Rolex on it. But you do get one heck of a fine watch.”.
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Here is a review of the Invicta 2692 Abyss Chrono Alarm Pro Diver. An excerpt from the review: “Invicta takes their ever popular Pro Diver series, gives it a facelift, and tacks on as many useful complications as you could ask for.”
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Review of the Invicta 2699 Pro Diver Elegance. An excerpt from this watch review: “…Pro Divers, even at their meager selling prices, can withstand extreme abuse and still perform reliably and accurately.
Now add to that list… Elegantly.”
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A review of the Invicta 2701 Sapphire Ghost. An excerpt from the watch review: “…Invicta has chosen to hold the entire movement in place using a thick plate of Sapphire to give the illusion that the movement is merely floating inside of the case.”
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A review of the Invicta 2684 Speedway COSC Certified Chronometer. Here is an excerpt from the watch review: “In all of the new Swiss presentations Invicta has held true to their mantra of providing the highest level of quality for the least amount of money. The Swiss Speedway COSC is no exception.”
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A review of the Invicta 2627 Limited Edition Dragon Lupah COSC Certified Chronometer. Here is an excerpt from the watch review: “When the dust settles, Invicta may likely end up at the top of the pack by offering a highly detailed Valjoux 7750 Chronometer for several hundreds less than any other manufacture.”
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A review of the Invicta 2638 Ocean Ghost II Chronograph. Here is an excerpt from the watch review: “While already wildly popular, the original Ocean Ghost II with the venerable Citizen/Miyota 21jwl automatic needed to have a chronograph stablemate. This incarnation of the OGII is a true Swiss Made product, unlike its predecessor which was outfitted with Japanese materials. There is an unmistakable sense of greater attention to detail in this new model, and should further disprove the nay-sayers who believe you cannot offer a Swiss time piece for an incredible value.”
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A review of the Invicta 2625 Russian Diver. Here is an excerpt of the watch review: “Just when you think you know what direction Invicta is heading in, they pull a 180 on you and jolt your sense of reality. Shaking things up this time is a radical vintage design called the Model 2625 Russian Diver, and upon first seeing this watch in person you can’t help but be completely taken aback.”
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Review of the Invicta 9937 Original Bezel, written December 11, 2004 by John B. Holbrook II
Here is an excerpt from this watch review: “The re-issued 9937 (…) does have some cosmetic differences from the original 9937 (it wouldn’t be an Invicta without changing something around right?). But I’ll begin by highlighting a few of the important things that haven’t changed.
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