Invicta Men's 22019 Pro Diver Analog Display Quartz Silver Watch

After wanting to purchase an Invicta Pro Diver for some time, and purchasing and quickly pulling the plug on another model of Invicta, I finally settled on the Pro Diver Model 22019.Finding the actual specs of this watch was hard to do, and I was told various things on forums and You Tube videos that were not true about this model watch. I have not had the watch long enough to give a real review of it, but I will list its actual features and some quick impressions. A lot of this is in direct contradiction to what I was reading and seeing online.It is a quartz, not an automatic. I actually prefer this for the use I have for the watch. There is an automatic version of this watch. Not this specific model.It does have a screw down crown. There was confusion about this on videos. I can't say if this is a guarantee of 200 meter water resistance, but it speaks to its potential to be.It has a uni directional bezel. It is NOT extremely difficult to turn. It is tight and has definitive clicks. But not overly hard to manipulate.The cyclops is fine. It is not a Rolex cyclops. But it is fine. If you need glasses to read, you will need glasses to see the date in the window. But the cyclops is fine, trust me.It has a quick adjust date setting on the stem.The luminescence is exceptional, and does include the second hand.The only place, other than the watch face, that has prominent Invicta branding is the watch clasp and the watch back. Same as a Rolex or an Omega. It is not overly stamped with Invicta.The bracelet, as shipped, is quite large. Most people will need to have links taken out . But it is a robust bracelet, and has some additional sizing adjustments for fine tuning the fit on the clasp.It is a fairly large face watch. If you have smaller wrists, say 6 1/2" or less, this watch may overwhelm your wrist.The extra "Safety Hasp" on the band is a nice touch, and does not require a tool to get it off your wrist, even with normal short (as in a mans) fingernails.The second hand matches the marks on the face well enough for me. It may be a little off, but I can't be certain, really.The inside of the bracelet links are stamped with an arrow to insure you drive the pins out the correct way when removing or adding links.The watch looks very nice, very masculine, and in a subtle and subdued way. Although it is generally considered a Submariner homage, I don't really think anyone looking at it is thinking it is a Rolex, or that you are pretending to wear a Rolex. It probably just stands on its own as being a mans watch to anyone but someone who actually knows what a Submariner is, and how they look.For me, this watch fits a specific place in my wardrobe. I wear Casio G-shocks to work and if I am out being active. I wear a Citizen Ecodrive with Nato band, with 200 meter WR for more casual (jeans and t-shirt) things. I have an Omega Speedmaster for trying to make a point with a watch. This watch fits the gap between the Citizen and the Omega. It has enough water resistance to make me feel like I can get it wet, or swim with it, if I got in some sort of unexpected situation, but still can go formal if needed.

Good watch for the money, looks nice and feels like a quality watch, I set it to my iphones time and it’s kept perfect time to the very second for over a week now. That’s one of the reasons I got it because it’s quartz mechanism. I live on a boat so it’s gotten wet with sea water and is fine but I haven’t gone diving with it yet. But for $70 it’s a lot of watch.Update as of October 17, 2020 this watch is still perfect and is seriously well made, instead of getting a Seiko I would get a few more of these in different colors😎

Thanks This would have been 5 stars, but the quartz movement feels like cheap junk. It’s accurate enough, but good luck trying to set the time accurately.There is no resistance when adjusting the time. The action of turning the stem crown is very loose, making fine adjustments of the minute hand difficult (to center on the indices). Once you are finally able to zero it perfectly on the hash mark, the minute hand moves out of adjustment as soon as you push the stem back in. If your detail oriented, like myself, this will drive you mad! It’s not just this one. I have other models of similar Invicta quartz watches, and they all are the same.I love Invicta’s Japanese automatic movements, but their crappy Japanese quartz movements cheapen the brand, in my opinion. So, to weed out the quartz Invictas, I now type “Invicta men’s automatic” in the search bar instead of just “Invicta men’s“.

If you’re looking for a Rolex submariner homage for 1/30 the price, this is it. I was torn between this watch and the Invicta 9094, but the 9094 was such a bright blue it was almost purple. This is a much richer blue, just a shade brighter than an aqua blue that you’ll see in some watches. The 40+mm case is large enough to get attention but not overwhelming or gaudy as some of Invicta’s watches are. I paired it with a NATO strap from Moosestrap Co, also at a fraction of the price as Omega’s straps. This is a stunning pair and one I’ll be happy to wear dresses up or down. If you’re looking to recreate luxury on a budget, this is the watch for you.

Really great watch for the money. Keeps perfect time and you can actually read the date due to magnifying spot on the crystal. Water resistant to 660 feet. You will have to remove a link on each side of the band. They send it way to big. This requires a tiny puch which I happened to have. The band is marked on the inside with arrows to let you know the direction to drive the pins out. The slotted end of the pin is not a screw. The slot pinches together when driving the pins back in and they only go back in one way. A jeweler can do this in a couple of minutes but probably charge some stupid price.

Too bad that amazons "add a photo or video" does not work. they have the pixels so low can't see any details.This is my second purchase of an Invicta watch. The first was an automatic-self winding grand diver. I did not wear it every day. got tired of winding and changing the time and date. So I bought this one. Battery quarts. It keeps on ticking when I do not wear it for a couple days. No more adusting time and dates. I like it and this new model is much lighter in weight and the details are much clearer. Also very important, is it has the Safire Cristal that do not scratch.I recommend this Invicta Men's Pro Diver Quartz Diving Watch with Stainless-Steel Strap, Silver, Model: 22019).

The watch looks great! The price was unbelievable compared to other watches on the market!

Works like a charm. This is a stylish and durable watch that draws compliments from people. My only criticism is that the date image is too small.It is difficult to see in low light, and for anyone with trouble seeing things up close, it will not be easy to read. If not for that one thing, I would have rated this a five star purchase.