Invicta Dive Watch Guide

The Invicta Men's Pro Diver Collection #8926 put Invicta on the map. Quality, style, and dependability delivered at an unbeatable price made this watch an instant winner.

The watch is practically screaming to see the sea, boasting water resistance up to 660 feet (200 meters). In the pool or in the Pacific; this watch can handle both without breaking a sweat.

The unidirectional bezel is said to be inspired by the much more expensive Rolex Submariner. The coin-edge detailing makes setting the bezel next to effortless.

A black dial serves as the backdrop for Trinite luminous hands and hour markers. Reading the time is never difficult, even if the lights are out.

The stainless steel case goes well with the black dial. The band is also a triple link steel, giving this watch a body meant to last many long years.

The dial is safeguarded by a scratch resistant mineral window. There is also a mineral window built into the back casing, so you can watch the movement in action.

21-Jewel Miyota movement is the heart and soul of this model. Crafted in Japan, this movement is known for its accuracy and affordability. In fact, many European watchmakers were driven out of business when this movement hit the market... matching competitive movements' quality at half the price.

Being an automatic mechanical, you never have to buy a new battery for the 8926C. The watch charges itself as you swing your arm to and fro during the course of the day.

The Invicta Men's Pro Diver Collection Coin-Edge Automatic Watch #8926C is for those not interested in dropping $5K for a watch of comparable quality. It's a sturdy diver that doesn't compromise on style or functionality. At the price point, it's close to impossible to find a better diver watch on the market today.

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