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List Price : $1,295.00 Price :
List Price : $1,295.00 Price :
- Swiss Quartz
- Flame-fusion crystal; Brushed and polished stainless steel case and bracelet
- Date function with magnified window
- Black dial with silver tone hands and hour markers; Luminous; Unidirectional bezel with black ring and white engraved arabic numerals at 5 second intervals; Screw-down crown
- Water-resistant to 1640 feet (500 M)
Invicta Men's 1542 Reserve Black Dial Stainless-Steel Watch Reviews
Invicta Men's 1542 Reserve Black Dial Stainless-Steel Watch Reviews
| 5 of 5 people found the following review helpful  The Rolex killer!!, By This review is from: Invicta Men's 1542 Reserve Black Dial Stainless-Steel Watch (Watch) I own a Rolex SubMariner, and spent a heck of a lot of money for it. BIG mistake!! This watch is a Rolex killer. This watch is Swiss made, hand assembled and hand finished. Uses a Ronda 715li movement. The watch is solid stainless steel, and i mean SOLID. The bracelet is held together by screws (same as my rolex). The bracelet is a combination of highly polished, and brushed stainless. Almost every part of this watch is better in quality than my Rolex. The BIG thing with this watch is that it will run for ten years before you need to change the battery. The watch is so well built that you don't have to open it up for ten years. How many watches can say that? This watch uses Superluminova to light it at night. It glows BLUE at night, not green(really neat). The ony problem i have with this watch is the lume. Superluminova is supposed to glow VERY bright. On this watch it is so/so. It may just be my watch but i have this type of lume on other watches and it is brighter. Even with... Read more 2 of 2 people found the following review helpful  BOLD WITH BEST MOVEMENT!, By Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Invicta Men's 1542 Reserve Black Dial Stainless-Steel Watch (Watch) This watch is a medium-large size for Invicta's line of Pro-Diver models in the Power Reserve family. It is an excellent Value at 230.00 dollars or so but can be fount from 179.00-349.00 on a range of Amazon sellers store fronts.As for the seconds hands not hitting the marks mine does not suffer from this issue. The time keeping is excellent, less than +5 seconds a day off! That is stellar for any time piece. The crown is easy to open and adjust but when seated will keep water out 500 meter depth. The swiss Quartz movement is well recognized and sought after with a general price in other brands from 600.00-3500.00 US. Swiss Made Ronda 715LI Quartz Comes with 5 year warranty, Flame Fusion Crystal, Bezel 47mm out to crown so not Huge and comic looking like others. The size is just right for many to wear. When sizing this watch note the pins on links are screw out first with two small flat heads, one to hold while unscrewing arrow side pin, then push out... Read more 4 of 5 people found the following review helpful  I'm underwhelmed., Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Invicta Men's 1542 Reserve Black Dial Stainless-Steel Watch (Watch) For a brief time, the price of this watch dropped to $150.00 and I figured it finally made sense to pick it up. I was excited, I generally like Invicta watches and have a $700 Invicta with a very good Swiss ETA movement that has exceptional quality for the price. This being a "reserve" timepiece, I was expecting the same.Upon first glance, the appearance and feel of the watch is top notch, especially for the price. I don't think anyone would assume how little the watch costs based off the appearance. However, remember I mentioned I picked up two of these, one as a gift to my father, well the quartz movement skips around the dial like a drunken prom date and it's absolutely unacceptable for BOTH pieces I ordered to be this way. If it was one, It'd be understandable. But both? Come on. It's so unattractive and looks so hideously cheap I decided against giving it to my father for Christmas, less I burden my conscience with giving him junk. If you get one... Read more |
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