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Bought it during last week's Sunday Run for $199.
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First impressions. It is a heavy watch, but much more wearable than my Reserve Venom. Seems to me, at least, for the price, there is a lot of work put into the case with a mix of polished and brushed stainless steel.
The dial is black and the minute, second, and 10th of second dials are surround by polished steel or very shiny plastic:blush:. The date is at the 6 o'clock position and I can actually read it :thumbup: From 10-2, there is a retrograde day of the week indicator. It is powered by a Ronda N movement.
As far as lume, it uses Invicta's trinite. On this watch, the hour, minute, both second hands, the chrono hands, and the hour markers shine rather brightly. How long does it last? I'll have to wear the watch for awhile and I'll get back to you.
The crystal is Invicta's flame fusion, which is basically, a sapphire coated mineral crystal. In this price range, I'd prefer a sapphire crystal.
It is a shame Invicta let their name be tarnished by quality and "shady where am I made?" practices because my Reserve Venom and this Sub Aqua both have some of the most intricate and well made cases of any of the watches I own.
First impressions. It is a heavy watch, but much more wearable than my Reserve Venom. Seems to me, at least, for the price, there is a lot of work put into the case with a mix of polished and brushed stainless steel.
The dial is black and the minute, second, and 10th of second dials are surround by polished steel or very shiny plastic:blush:. The date is at the 6 o'clock position and I can actually read it :thumbup: From 10-2, there is a retrograde day of the week indicator. It is powered by a Ronda N movement.
As far as lume, it uses Invicta's trinite. On this watch, the hour, minute, both second hands, the chrono hands, and the hour markers shine rather brightly. How long does it last? I'll have to wear the watch for awhile and I'll get back to you.
The crystal is Invicta's flame fusion, which is basically, a sapphire coated mineral crystal. In this price range, I'd prefer a sapphire crystal.
It is a shame Invicta let their name be tarnished by quality and "shady where am I made?" practices because my Reserve Venom and this Sub Aqua both have some of the most intricate and well made cases of any of the watches I own.
