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Honestly a pretty slick deal even if you don't like the watch looks (which honestly looks decent as a Submariner homage). I paid $80 for an NH36 Movement to fix my Seiko Turtle, in hindsight I should have just bought something like this and swapped the movements. If you want to get into "Seiko" modding this is a great start as well, you can get a dial, hands, and basic tools off of AliExpress and have a custom watch for around $100 all in.
Is it worth getting the Quartz version for extra? https://invictastores.com/invicta...ption=9355 Have a skeleton automatic watch and over the past 5 years it has grown to not tell the time reliably (varying +/- 1 hour a day) and moved to an A168 Casio because of it.
Is it worth getting the Quartz version for extra? https://invictastores.com/invicta...ption=9355 Have a skeleton automatic watch and over the past 5 years it has grown to not tell the time reliably (varying +/- 1 hour a day) and moved to an A168 Casio because of it.
This has a Seiko movement in it. I highly doubt it will get to a point where it's off by an hour a day. Maybe minutes every year. I may be biased, but the automatic in the post is the better deal. The automatic movement by itself goes for about $60. The quartz movement is probably worth $10-$15.
Is it worth getting the Quartz version for extra? https://invictastores.com/invicta...ption=9355 Have a skeleton automatic watch and over the past 5 years it has grown to not tell the time reliably (varying +/- 1 hour a day) and moved to an A168 Casio because of it.
The quartz one goes for cheaper like 30ish not infrequently
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Honestly a pretty slick deal even if you don't like the watch looks (which honestly looks decent as a Submariner homage). I paid $80 for an NH36 Movement to fix my Seiko Turtle, in hindsight I should have just bought something like this and swapped the movements. If you want to get into "Seiko" modding this is a great start as well, you can get a dial, hands, and basic tools off of AliExpress and have a custom watch for around $100 all in.
I just wish they didn't engrave invicta in the side of the case. Would be a great starting point otherwise
Not bad. I recently bought a Pagani Design rolex submariner style watch for about $80 on ali express. The main reason I went with Pagani over Invictus is Pagani has a sapphire glass cover if that matters to you.
Is it worth getting the Quartz version for extra? https://invictastores.com/invicta...ption=9355 Have a skeleton automatic watch and over the past 5 years it has grown to not tell the time reliably (varying +/- 1 hour a day) and moved to an A168 Casio because of it.
This has a Seiko movement in it. I highly doubt it will get to a point where it's off by an hour a day. Maybe minutes every year. I may be biased, but the automatic in the post is the better deal. The automatic movement by itself goes for about $60. The quartz movement is probably worth $10-$15.
You're right. My bad. I had posted another $50 Invicta a couple days before this one that was nh35a. I must have gotten them confused with each other.https://slickdeals.net/f/19134619
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Just be aware it's a bit bigger at 43mm, vs 40mm for the OP.
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