Best Invicta Watches in 2022

The Invicta Men’s 8928OB features a corrugated unidirectional bezel, luminous hands, and magnified date window at 3 o clock. The watch has a 40mm face with 23-karat gold plated stainless steel case.

Like most Invicta watches, the 8928OB has an authentic Japanese quartz movement with an analog display, and in terms of the bracelet, it is a gorgeous gold and stainless steel with a fold-over clasp and safety enclosure. The watch is water-resistant up to an impressive 200 meters (660 ft) so is suitable for intense swimming and marine activity.

17203 Aviator Watch is a gorgeous 48 mm two-tone stainless steel watch with Invicta’s iconic branding on the dial. A touch of glamour is added by the watch’s rose gold ion-plated bezel, crown, and pushers, beyond the glamour there is a lot of functionality too as the watch features an authentic Japanese quartz movement with an analog display. With regards to the bracelet, it’s a stainless-steel link with a fold-over clasp. Oh, and if you’re planning on going for a swim, then you’re in luck. The Aviator watch is water-resistant up to 100m or 330 ft.

The Invicta Men’s 8926OB is a stunning round watch that features a corrugated unidirectional bezel and luminous hands/markers. It looks elegant and sophisticated in the cool black and silver colors and has an impressive 40mm stainless steel case with a mineral dial window. Like most Invicta watches this one also features an original analog Japanese quartz movement. But enough about the face, the watch also has a stainless-steel link bracelet with a fold-over clasp and safety closure. Swimming and snorkeling isn’t a problem for the 8926OB either as it’s water-resistant up to an impressive 200m/660 ft.

For those that want a slightly smaller but still gorgeous watch, the Invicta 9204 may just be the right one for you. The watch features a case diameter of 37.5mm, slightly smaller than its cousins above, but, as always, the watch has a strong, super sexy stainless-steel case. The 9204 features a blue dial which gives it a sharp but elegant look and the watch is water resistant up to 660 ft / 200 meters which makes it great for swimming as well as snorkeling and scuba diving.

The 14876 is a real show stopper! It features an 18-karat gold ion-plated bezel with a black top ring, luminous hands/markers, and chronograph subdials, so it’s safe to say that this thing is a real head turner! The face is 45mm, so not for those that want something a little smaller and more inconspicuous, and much like other Invicta watches, this one also has an original Japanese quartz movement with an analog display.

With regards to the bracelet, it’s stainless steel and gold ion-plated with an attractive and strong fold-over clasp and looks very attractive around any wrist. The watch doesn’t score as highly as the ones above in terms of water resistance though, it’s water-resistant up to 50 meters (165 ft) so it’s suitable for short periods of recreational swimming but no deep diving and snorkeling!

Whereas the 14876 is all about gold. The 6620 II is all about silver! The watch features a gorgeous and elegant stainless-steel construction as well as a unidirectional coin edge bezel and analog display, it screams masculinity and is sure to get peoples attention when you enter a room. The 6620 has a traditional crown type push feature.

The watch has an original Swiss quartz movement with an analog display, which marks a departure from the Japanese quartz movement used in most Invicta watches. The watch has a protective flame-fusion dial window and is water-resistant up to 330 feet (100 meters) so it’s perfect for swimming but less ideal for diving.

The Invicta Men’s 0072 has an 18-karat gold ion-plated finish so really gleams in the sun. The watch features a black unidirectional bezel and luminous hands/markers and has an impressive three chronograph sub-dials (60 seconds, 60 minutes, and 24 hours) set on a 48mm stainless steel case and flame-fusion dial window. The bracelet is also a gold-tone and is a fold-over clasp style with safety closure and the whole thing is an impressively light 3.52 ounces (despite having an 18-karat finish and a 48mm face). The watch is water-resistant up to 200 meters (660 ft) so have no fear jumping into a pool with the gleaming gold Invicta on your wrist, refrain from serious water sports and scuba diving though.

The 0764 is a stainless-steel watch that features a super easy to read black dial with day and date sub-dials. The watch has a 48mm stainless steel case with a flame fusion dial window. Like most Invicta watches, the 0764 features an authentic Japanese quartz movement, however unlike most Invicta watches, this one features an understated, yet sophisticated leather band with buckle closure. The watch is water-resistant up to 100 meters (330 ft), so it’s suitable for swimming and snorkeling but refrain from intense water sports.

Men’s 8932OB Pro Diver watch features a gorgeous black unidirectional bezel with corrugated edges and black dial with luminous hands/indices and magnified date window. The case is stainless steel and is on the smaller side at 37.5mm, so suits smaller wrists or those that want something a little more discreet. The watch features an original Quartz movement with analog display and the watch’s crown is the traditional push type. The bracelet is shimmering stainless steel with a fold-over clasp style and safety closure, oh and we almost forgot to mention, the watch is water-resistant up to 200 meters (660ft).

The 6981 is arguably the most head turning watch that Invicta manufactures. The watch is a striking, bold black and gold, and looks both luxurious and high tech. The case size is 48mm and the band length is 240mm. The watch features a trio of subdial and a gorgeous unidirectional bezel. The 6981 features an authentic Japanese quartz movement with an analog display and a mineral crystal dial window. The 6981 is water-resistant is 100-meter water-resistant so it’s suitable for snorkeling and swimming but not heavy water sports.