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Invicta is Number One

Invicta has always been the Leader in out front Fashion Design in Watches..They set the standart in

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to the mass market...Their Quality is Excellent and Look foward to many new trends to come forth!

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I have more Invicta's then any other watch brand in my collection and I fell in love after my first one

about 13 years ago. I still have my first one.

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I agree totally!

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I totally agree too! It's these things that have

made me an Invictaholic! It's the only brand

I buy!

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yup... I concur. With invicta, you get alot for your money.

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yup... I concur. With invicta, you get alot for your money.

So true and worth every penney.

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I agree! Although I really only buy their higher end timepieces.

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You do get a lot for your money.

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Invicta delivers some great watches for the money!

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I heard Invicta was going to start selling cheerleader costumes along with the pink watches. Looks like

they might have a few buyers here.

I like Invicta watches and own a few but come on. These posts are like what highschool kids text to their

BFF like OMG. I don't mean to come off as a jerk but this kind of stuff makes the chances of having any

credible or constructive watch discussions very hard. Nothing is perfect and the only way to improve or

get better is to "reveal the truth" as is so well stated in "someone's" tag line.

As I said, I do like Invictas, I like that they try so many different designs because it keeps me coming

back and I think they challenge other companies in the industry to try different things. I also love the

value they bring that is why I own some and will continue to buy their products in the future.

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Quote:

Originally Posted by jodaman

I heard Invicta was going to start selling cheerleader costumes along with the pink watches. Looks like

they might have a few buyers here.

I like Invicta watches and own a few but come on. These posts are like what highschool kids text to

their BFF like OMG. I don't mean to come off as a jerk but this kind of stuff makes the chances of

having any credible or constructive watch discussions very hard. Nothing is perfect and the only way to

improve or get better is to "reveal the truth" as is so well stated in "someone's" tag line.

As I said, I do like Invictas, I like that they try so many different designs because it keeps me coming

back and I think they challenge other companies in the industry to try different things. I also love the

value they bring that is why I own some and will continue to buy their products in the future.

Will these do for the time being...

: cheer: :c heer:

:ch eer: :che er:

:chee r: :cheer :

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i remember buying my first invicta from amazon. it was the black russian diver chrono. i simply fell in

love with the style. as soon as i got it, i had to get the blue one which i got from amazon as well. i then

noticed shopnbc and was like WOW!!! and thought"how much trouble am i in now?" I then got turned

on to the lupah so i got myself the white strap big lupah and bought my gal the interchangable strapped

lupah. it just goes on and on. somehow after that i ended up with 3 venums, 2 excursions, 2 pro divers,

2 levs which the first one was the massive one, 8 more rd's, a sea spider and my very first sub iii.....i

absolutely adore my collection. ive added some stuhrlings like the emp glory and emp triple bridge and

a few more....couldnt he happier..

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You are "Spot On". Even my friends who work at high end jewelry stores agree and have stated several

times that Invicta's creative style is second to none. The only thing is that it's an Invicta and they make

watches for the mass. That's the only difference and down fall. Other than for some of the rare

collectibles, Invicta is strictly for fashion. You've got to love it. As I always say, I can't take all my watches

with me when I die so I'm gonna enjoy wearing them now,while I look good in them (lol). Then I can

pass the style down (lol).

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Quote:

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Will these do for the time being...

: cheer: :c heer:

:ch eer: :che er:

:chee r: :cheer :

You forgot: BE AGGRESSIVE - BE BE AGGRESSIVE!

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you Said it

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You are "Spot On". Even my friends who work at high end jewelry stores agree and have stated several

times that Invicta's creative style is second to none. The only thing is that it's an Invicta and they make

watches for the mass. That's the only difference and down fall. Other than for some of the rare

collectibles, Invicta is strictly for fashion. You've got to love it. As I always say, I can't take all my

watches with me when I die so I'm gonna enjoy wearing them now,while I look good in them (lol).

Then I can pass the style down (lol).

A friend of mine manages a high end Jewelry store and he is a avid collector of Invictas while he could

get any brand of his choice..Says a lot.

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I started collecting Invictas about 8 years. Between what I have gifted, what I have kept, ad what I

have sold, the number has passed 250 watches a while ago! Enough said.

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wow cane that's alot!!!!

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Invicta offers best bang for the buck of any other brand. You could put a higher end name brand on

most of their watches and sell it for thousands more.

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When the OP says a leader in Fashion Design in watches I think that's a pretty accurate statement.

Problem is they are perceived by many as just that.fashion watches. I've probably bought about 100

over the years for myself, and as gifts so I obviously like the brand. I've had good luck with the quality as

well. That said I don't try to compare them to watches in the high-end range, and enjoy them for what

they are a great looking value that allows me to buy multiple variety's without bankrupting my need to

have many different styles. If I had a large salary job, I can honestly say though I would have a lot fewer

Invictas then I do, because there are so many higher end brands I would love to get to own, but since

that isn't ever going to happen I do look forward to what I can get for the price they charge. I feel the

same way about the R brand we can no longer really discuss. Bang for the buck, good looking, can

afford them. Not to say I wouldn't rather be on the higher end level of collecting though.

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I totally agree, I like the selection and style that Invicta brings.

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I agree 100%

Whatever suits your taste--they can accomodate.

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im def all for large variety....helps my mood out!!!!

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Me too

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im def all for large variety....helps my mood out!!!!

They put me in a be better mood..funney I never though of that.

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I would say that my collection is @ 90%+ Invicta, that's due to great affordable pricing. The main reason

I buy/like Invicta is they have an exceptional design team.

They have come out w/ fantabulous designs & multiple designs at a time, they don't come out w/ one

design & modify it for years, they keep consistanly coming out w/ new & delicious disgn's.

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I agree, as far as putting out new designs and pushing limits Invicta is #1. I think Invicta had a lot to do

with the big watch craze and making watches more interesting. Invicta does make some watches that

are homages to others brands but it is safe to say that Invictas designs have clearly influenced other

brands as well.

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I love watches and have a lot of different brands in my sock drawer - It is safe to say I have more Invicta

(reserves) than any other brand.

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Quote:

Originally Posted by knightryder

Invicta offers best bang for the buck of any other brand. You could put a higher end name brand on

most of their watches and sell it for thousands more.

Some of their "higher end" pieces are about as good as it gets....reasonably speaking of course

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Quote:

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I heard Invicta was going to start selling cheerleader costumes along with the pink watches. Looks like

they might have a few buyers here.

I like Invicta watches and own a few but come on. These posts are like what highschool kids text to

their BFF like OMG. I don't mean to come off as a jerk but this kind of stuff makes the chances of

having any credible or constructive watch discussions very hard. Nothing is perfect and the only way to

improve or get better is to "reveal the truth" as is so well stated in "someone's" tag line.

As I said, I do like Invictas, I like that they try so many different designs because it keeps me coming

back and I think they challenge other companies in the industry to try different things. I also love the

value they bring that is why I own some and will continue to buy their products in the future.

I agree 100%

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invicta's like the In & Out burger of the watch world. good sold choice , but not at all the best and big

fan club

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They do have Style

Quote:

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invicta's like the In & Out burger of the watch world. good sold choice , but not at all the best and big

fan club

They do have out front fashion style adn for the most part ine their price rrange hard to beat.

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