| Invicta Men's Specialty Ocean Ghost Mechanical Chronograph Watch #4731 | 
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Avg. Customer Rating:   (based on 14 reviews)
Sales Rank: 6626
Category: Watch
Publisher: Invicta
Studio: Invicta
Brand: Invicta
Label: Invicta
Media: Watch
Band Material: two-tone-stainless-steel
Bezel Material: yellow-gold-plated-stainless-steel
Case Diameter: 44
Case Material: stainless-steel
Case Thickness: 15
Clasp: fold-over-clasp-with-safety
Dial Color: white-mother-of-pearl
Dial Window Material Type: scratch-resistant-sapphire
Watch Movement Type: mechanical-hand-wind
Water Resistance Depth: 330
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1.5
Dimensions (in): 6.2 x 5 x 4
MPN: 4731
Model: INVICTA-4731
ASIN: B0013BRI46
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| Features:
| • | Invicta Specialty Ocean Ghost Collection | | • | Mechanical-hand-wind movement with chronograph feature | | • | Case Diameter - 44 mm with Exhibition Case Back | | • | Scratch-resistant Sapphire crystal | | • | Water-resistant to 100 M (330 feet) |
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Amazon.com Product Description
Distinctive and fashionable, the Invicta Men's Specialty Ocean Ghost Mechanical Chronograph Watch adds an otherworldly element to your most sophisticated outfits. Featuring a mother-of-pearl dial with three chronograph subdials, gold-tone stick indices, a gold-tone Arabic numeral at 12 o'clock, and an outer dial with small black indices marking each second, this hand-wound timepiece offers precise, mechanical movement. Its gold-tone unidirectional bezel with polished Arabic numerals marking 10-second intervals stands out against a silver-tone stainless steel case, and a stainless steel bracelet band in gold- and silver-tones brings the design together, while a fold-over-clasp with safety holds the band in place. This timepiece is water resistant to 330 feet.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 9 more reviews...
 Broke in two months December 2, 2008
It was a nice watch (needed winding, not automatic, but it was heavy, attractive, had great-looking clockwork in the back )... and after two months (30 days past the Amazon guarantee) it broke during a the daily wind -- the winding didn't stick, the stem just unwound itself, and it stopped dead. I've sent it back to Invicta's service department with a $25 check per their instructions, and we'll see what happens. Too bad, it was a very attractive watch and got lots of compiments -- but, you know, it needs to keep time!
 Big watch... November 22, 2008
This is a BIG watch. No really. I mean it dwarfs the others in my collection. I've probably got smaller-than-average wrists, so it looks almost cartoonish on me. But damn...I LOVE that mother-of-pearl face! I'm less happy with the bezel. I think they should have kept it highly polished, but muted the tops of the markers on it, instead.
If this thing was 75% the size that it is, I'd be quite happy. Mine arrived in good shape and kept time fine the couple of times I've worn it, but I wish I had paid more attention to the specs on the size of the case and read the reviews first...I probably would not have ordered it.
Decent enough watch...but the MSRP of >$1,000 is a total joke and did I mention how freaking HUGE this watch is? :)
Nice, but.... October 21, 2008
This is a really nice watch to look at, but it may not keep the best time...in the short time I have had it, it seems to lose more than a few minutes per day. I didn't by it as an everyday watch, and it is mechanical, so the lost time is not a huge deal but...a new watch should keep good time.
The Beautiful Watch That's Hard To Keep Time October 17, 2008
This watch is nice, but hard to keep time. When I purchased this watch I assumed it was automatic it's not you have to wind it every day annoying, but beautiful so that is why I kept it.
Came DOA October 5, 2008
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
There's NO WAY this watch is regularly $1500.. Invicta's just insulting customers' intelligence by publishing the list price as $1495... This watch doesn't even work, it came DOA. It's a big, good looking watch, dont get me wrong, it's just that the innards don't work.
Doing some research, I've found that Invicta isn't the best company for quality/reliability/durability. They pass cheap chinese movements off as "swiss-quartz", whatever that means, in other watches they sell. I mean, come on, how cheap can a company get-atleast pay the couple bucks more for a japanese movement..
This "regularly $1495" watch didn't even come with an instruction booklet... just some little piece of paper with directions I couldn't even understand and diagrams that looked like some little kid drew them on Microsoft Paint. I finally had to take it to a jeweler, who in turn told me the watch was broken. Sent it back shortly after.
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