Invicta 8932 Pro Diver SQ Men's Stainless Steel Watch

Invicta 8932 Stainless Pro Diver Watch

Strengths: Extremely well made, great looking watch. Bracelet is top quality, solid links. Rugged and easy to read. Great automatic watch cheap. Nice packaging.

Weakness: None

Best feature of the watch for me is the size of the watch case. All the other pro divers of similar style are 44 mm watch cases which is too big for a smaller wrist. This watch gives you the look of a Rolex Submariner for a cheap price at a desirable 38 mm size. For the money, this watch is an absolute bargain.

By shoppyshoppy - Sep 29, 2007

Impressive - especially for the money!

Strengths: 1) Price vs. what you get. 2) Midsize (37-38mm without crown) 3) Lume is easy to read in the dark. 4) Classic look that you can wear with anything. 5) Overall, sharp!

Weakness: The magnifer doesn't seem as strong as the 8933 and 9204 that I also bought. I don't know why; but you can tell a difference for sure. I personally like the blue on the 9204 vs the black on the 8932.

I am impressed again for the amount paid for this watch (also bought 8933 & 9204). I know from reading that many Invicta enthusiasts are about the automatics and Swiss models, but I still really like the size of this one. I have a smaller wrist and had a very hard time finding a diver style watch that was midsize (36-38mm case without the crown); most start at 40mm and go up. I purchased this...
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I am impressed again for the amount paid for this watch (also bought 8933 & 9204). I know from reading that many Invicta enthusiasts are about the automatics and Swiss models, but I still really like the size of this one. I have a smaller wrist and had a very hard time finding a diver style watch that was midsize (36-38mm case without the crown); most start at 40mm and go up. I purchased this over the automatic versions solely because of the size. The quartz will be more accurate although I will have to change a battery every 3-4 years. I purchased this 8932 for $27.94 "net" from overstock with 4 different promos combined.

I still like the wings on the second hand. I like everything about its appearance, but I personally prefer the blue on the 9204. I like that it has a combination of several different expensive watches rather than an exact copied look: oyster style bracelet (bracelet is a little different as the submariners are all brushed steel and the 9204 center links are polished) and dial like Rolex Submariner, hands like my TAG SEL, bezel style of an Omega Seamaster, Invicta logo that likens Breitling. Overall, it mostly has a submariner look though. There are now Invictas showing on friend's wrists after seeing these watches on my wrist, and if you wear midsize watches this is a great diver watch that doesn't cover your entire wrist. By the way, it looks better in person!

By jason586 - Jan 16, 2007

Invicta 8932 Watch

Strengths: Beautiful lines, elegant style, super accurate, easily repaired after warranty (parts are readily available to competent jewelers)

Weakness: None

I've had this watch for the last 10 years (it was the model A), and it has finally given up the proverbial ghost. While this is probably not the ideal way to start a positive review, I should state that this watch has served me in several countries while engaged in numerous different occupations. It had lasted through working as a mechanic, in construction, landscaping, commercial cleaning,...
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I've had this watch for the last 10 years (it was the model A), and it has finally given up the proverbial ghost. While this is probably not the ideal way to start a positive review, I should state that this watch has served me in several countries while engaged in numerous different occupations. It had lasted through working as a mechanic, in construction, landscaping, commercial cleaning, painting, masonry work, eaves trough repair and window-cleaning. I’ve lost track of the number of times I’ve replaced the battery and the crystal. It worked right up until this last summer, when I foolishly broke the pin in the band hammering in trough-spikes with a gloved hand and it fell one and a half stories onto some ornamental stone work – at which point it stopped keeping accurate time. It still ticks with some regularity, but not with any particular consistency.

The Invicta watch I had before this one was just as good – but I fell into a river in northern Manitoba (Canada) and it slipped off of my wrist - never to be found again. It has probably helped the local fish population get things done in a timely manner during it’s underwater tenure...

Out of all the timepieces I’ve ever owned, I have never found either more accurate or dependable ones than from Invicta.

As such, I am presently shopping for another one.

Therefore, for me the equation will always be: Step one: Purchase Invicta watch. Step two: Be happy and punctual.

By anonymous; - Dec 27, 2010

Invicta Men's 8932 Replaces my Rolex and looks just as nice!

Strengths: Accurate, inexpensive, light

Weakness: Mineral glass, not good in the dark at night

I had always wanted a Rolex diver's watch to replace my old Rolex but it wasn't too costly. this watch was perfect replacement, at first glance people thought it was a Rolex. It feels great .I have gotten many compliments on it. I don't have to worry about taking it off and it stopping like with an automatic. it's really accurate for such an inexpensive watch. Mineral glass is not as scratch...
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I had always wanted a Rolex diver's watch to replace my old Rolex but it wasn't too costly. this watch was perfect replacement, at first glance people thought it was a Rolex. It feels great .I have gotten many compliments on it.

I don't have to worry about taking it off and it stopping like with an automatic. it's really accurate for such an inexpensive watch.
Mineral glass is not as scratch resistant as sapphire crystal so it is prone to scuffing and minor scratches.

it must be very popular watch since I had to wait a long time for it to be delivered . It was backordered and took 3 months to receive it.

By toydoc6 - Mar 21, 2008