Invicta 9212 Watch
Greatest thing about owning this is the stares and question you get about it. Whether is be from little old lady at the grocery shop or the cute girl at the office, it's all good. The Invicta 9212watch greatest attribute are, excellent looking watch, the gold stripe on the band looks great.
The white dial with the gold hands and markers could use more contrast to be easily visible but that does make it a bit more unique. If you ever colored in with pencils when you were a kid you can probably get a good idea of what I mean.
If you use the color yellow, in the sun light the yellow is harder to notice. This is why the visibility on the Invicta 9212 Chronograph can be a problem. This is usually only while running or jogging. But still, important to note. The main features are as follows.
Elegance of Japanese-quartz movement.
Undefined-reflective mineral crystal.
Case diameter: 39 mm.
Attractive Stainless-steel case.
Attractive white dial.
Date function area.
Great chronograph functions.
660 feet or 200 M of water-resistant.
One of the other main beauties of this watch is the gold plating. It's a rather thin layer of gold that can be easily scratch if doing physical labor work. Depending on how you wear this watch, it might not be a problem. If your normally wear your watch in very "scratchy" construction types areas you might want to keep this in mind. However, the guys over at Invicta aren't stupid. Strange enough they made undercoat of the gold plating is also gold, so even if it gets a couple of scratches, you shouldn't be able to notice them very much.
Conclusion, who is this watch perfect for? Someone who wants a attractive fashionable, casual and classy watch. If you want a watch to go well will dinner parties and other social occasions, I'd say this might be right up your alley. The value and benefits of this watch, far exceed the price of this watch. Great value and features how do you think it will look on your wrist? When its all said and done, you either appreciate modern engineering or not? If you think you will then maybe you might like to buy an Invicta 9212.
