Invicta Unisex-Adult Automatic Watch, Analog Display and Stainless Steel Strap 8926
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- The Invicta 8926 has a 40 millimeters Stainless Steel case with a Black dial
- This model is powered by an accurate Automatic movement
- 20 bar water pressure resistance. This Invicta watch features a screw-down crown, turn anti-clockwise, and pull the crown out to adjust time and date
- This model is part of the Invicta Pro Diver collection
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Product specifications
Watch Information
Brand, Seller, or Collection Name | Invicta |
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Model number | INVICTA-8926 |
Part Number | 8926 |
Model Year | 2014 |
Item Shape | Round |
Dial window material type | Mineral |
Display Type | Analog |
Case material | Stainless Steel |
Case diameter | 40 millimeters |
Case Thickness | 13 millimeters |
Band Material | Stainless Steel |
Band length | 205 millimeters |
Band width | 20 millimeters |
Band Color | Silver |
Dial color | Black |
Bezel material | Stainless Steel |
Bezel function | Unidirectional |
Calendar | Date |
Special features | Water Resistant |
Item weight | 152 Grams |
Movement | Automatic, 21 Jewels |
Water pressure resistance | 20 bar |
Water resistant depth | 200 Meters |
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Product description
Product Description
This Invicta watch for men from Pro Diver collection features a black dial with silver tone and luminous hands, silver tone and luminous indexes dial markers, a date window marks at 3 o'clock position and signature detail logo. It is set on a stainless steel case and bracelet. It is equipped with 21 Jewels miyota Japanese automatic movement.
Product Details:
- Dial Color: Black
- Dial Window Material: Mineral
- Display Type: Analog
- Case Material: Stainless Steel
- Case Dimension: 40 mm
- Band Material: Stainless Steel
- Band Width: 20 mm
- Clasp Type: Fold over with safety
- Movement: Automatic, 21 Jewels
- Water Resistant: 200 M
Set Contains:
Watch, Presentation box, Watch Cushion, Guarantee
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8938 | 8927 | 8928 | 8929 | 8934 | 9094 | |
Collection | Pro Diver | Pro Diver | Pro Diver | Pro Diver | Pro Diver | Pro Diver |
Movement | Quartz | Automatic | Automatic | Automatic | Quartz | Automatic |
Case Size | 37.5mm | 40mm | 40mm | 40mm | 37.5mm | 40mm |
Dial color | White | Black | Blue | Black | Black | Blue |
Band Material | Stainless Steel | Stainless Steel | Stainless Steel | Stainless Steel | Stainless Steel | Stainless Steel |
Water Resistance | 200 meter | 200 meter | 200 meter | 200 meter | 200 meter | 200 meter |
Product details
- Batteries : 1 Product Specific batteries required.
- Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
- Product Dimensions : 15.01 x 15.01 x 15.01 cm; 152 Grams
- Date First Available : 3 February 2020
- Manufacturer : Invicta
- ASIN : B001E96DHA
- Item model number : INVICTA-8926
- Department : Men
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Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #16.081 in Fashion (See Top 100 in Fashion)
- #1049 in Men's Wrist Watches
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Customer Reviews
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The watch that I purchased does exactly what it advertised doing, and for a VERY reasonable price. I personally think that anyone with complaints about this particular Invicta model has unreasonable expectations about what they should get for under $100 US dollars. I have not had any trouble setting the time or date (as some other buyers have said that they have had), and the hack function (stopping the second hand in order to accurately set the time) works perfectly. The crown screws down smoothly and easily. As you can see from the attached photo, the bezel on the watch that I purchased aligns very well, and while somewhat stiff, works very well. The bracelet is as well made as anyone could reasonably expect for a watch with an MSRP of about $300, and that can be purchased online for less than $100.
Overall, this watch has already exceeded my expectations, and I fully expect that it will be an excellent "everyday" watch that I can confidently wear in all conditions, and can count on to keep accurate time within an acceptable margin of error for an automatic movement.
Takeaway: Stop complaining because you didn't get a Rolex, and enjoy the value that you get for your dollar when you buy this watch!

The only automatic in my collection that rivals it is the NY0040, which I think is slightly more accurate, and which I prefer a bit more aesthetically, but hey-- it's basically twice the price of the 8926, and it does not have a hackable movement. Here's what I like about the 8926:
* The hacking NH35A movement. You can stop the second hand, which means you can really set the watch to the second. This feature is almost unknown in budget automatics. And you may want to set this to a good time source because of...
* The accuracy. This watch took a LONG time to break in, started out very fast, but be patient. Now, over some 48 hour periods, depending on how many hours I'm wearing it, it's only fast or slow by a few seconds. It does vary a bit more than the Citizen or the Orient, which tend to be off by the same number of seconds each day, but... holy crap. Some Rolexes and Omegas are not this accurate. I wore it in the evenings only for about 10 days this week, and it was slow 20 seconds. Then I worked out last night on the elliptical, and by this morning, it was only slow 15 seconds. The Invicta, the Citizen, and the Orient are the only watches accurate enough that you could really take for a long weekend away, without resetting them, and not worry about missing planes and trains even if you're cutting it pretty close and don't want to use your phone for time. My Seiko SKX009 is almost unusable at 20 seconds slow per day, and the Citizen NY2300 also needs to be reset almost every day.
* It is hand windable, which the Orient and Seiko are not.
* It's definitely durable. I've worn it body boarding and frequently wear it swimming.
* The date window is easy to read with middle-aged eyes. The magnification is acceptable. The Orient may be slightly more accurate, but the date never lines up properly in the window.
* In general, the watch is very readable for some reason. Everything lines up the way it should.
* The bezel clicks in half second increments, and the gear tolerances are very precise. Again, everything lines up properly.
* It does not have a month window, which is a good thing. If you own several watches and rotate through them regularly, that means your automatics have to be set pretty frequently, and setting the month is just something else to slow you down if you're leaving the house in a hurry. Besides, unless you're really high all the time, you probably know what month it is anyway. If you don't know what month it is, you have problems most watches won't solve.
* You don't have to worry about it. If it gets ripped off from a hotel room, you're out less than a hundred bucks.
* I'm glad I got the bevel-edged bezel instead of the coin-edged. If you wind up buying other diving watches, they will probably have coin-edges, so it's nice to have something different even if it's not quite as easy to grip.
* I think the idea that an accessory says something about someone as a person is pretty lame, but to the extent that I ever think that way, his is a watch that says, "I like watches, but I'm not a snob-- and if you are, I don't care." I still like looking at it over a year later.
* It hasn't scratched much, or at all, except on the bottom of the band, which is inevitable. I'm pretty careful with watches, but everyone screws up from time to time, and I have no big nicks on the crystal, bezel, or case.
My only quibbles with the watch are very, very minor:
* The bezel is hard to turn in some circumstances-- when it's cold, or your fingers are. It's never locked up on me, but it's a little tight, and I use the bezel a lot for parking meters and other coarse timing. It does seem to have loosened up a little.
* It's not always easy to get the crown to position one, the middle position, for setting the date. This has gotten a bit easier with time, but it usually takes two or three tries. This is a pretty common problem with other watches, not a big deal.
* I wish the crystal was recessed instead of protruding slightly, though I never really notice this.
* It looks a little too much like a Rolex, though it doesn't quite pretend to be one.
In general, I am really shocked this watch has broken in so well and seems so sturdy at this price point.

Pros:
1) Seems very accurate, based on the times I've checked it so far.
2) Strong resemblance to a Rolex Submariner, which I don't think is a bad thing, because I like that design.
3) The movement supports hacking and hand-winding.
4) Solid links on the bracelet (except for the end links)
Cons:
1) The scalloped bezel is hard to turn. I don't really have a need to rotate the bezel, because I don't dive, but if you do, that's something to keep in mind.
2) The lume isn't fantastic. It's adequate, but not great.
3) The screw-down crown is a little bit difficult to operate. Maybe it's just because this is my first diver, but it took me a little time to get used to screwing it down.

One, the watch doesn't keep accurate time. I have found at times it's up to 5 mins slow. It's not consistent either (sometimes it loses and sometimes it doesn't) so it's not telling time reliably enough to serve it's function as a watch. I have been wearing it full time everyday so not wearing enough is not the problem.
Two, the clasp on the bracelet came apart on the second day with broken pin. I didn't hit anything or dropped the watch. It just fell apart. I had to pull a bracelet from a another watch and put it on for now but the finish doesn't match so looks kind of bad.
Overall, i'm not satisfied with the purchase.