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Guessing that you have no experience in business. Falling prices following a boom does not equate to a dead market. Margin percentages stay the same, regardless of cost and sell price. Watch dealers prefer to buy and sell higher volume and lower cost and sell price. More transactions, more customers, less investment, same cash profit.
They would be good for a kitchen clock , or at dinner table , you can get replica Homage , for under $ 200 bucks , good fake Dayton's $ 100 bucks , only idiots buy jacob co junk !
This guy doesn't know anything about watches , if you give invicta the credit it deserves it can be high price ,... Invicta starter before Rolex , probably the Rolex maker walked with in Invicta since Invicta starter in that country Switzerland and was sold to American investors
I don’t have an Invicta piece yet, but I will because it gives people like these “elite wannabe” dullards such an allergic reaction. Also Invicta has a Formula Racing team now, which I think is very exciting, and the racing series watches they have look really fun and well done. Never let anyone tell you what to think. And never fall for “gate keep rhetoric.” The prestige butthurt is real. And I hope your ass remains sore.
I think some are like me and they would rather have a $76 Invicta from Amazon and invest the rest as opposed to $10k tied up in Rolex. I'd only buy a Rolex as a millionaire (probably retirement).
Disease? Crap? How can you say, that the movements that Invictas are using, like Seiko NH35 and Ronda are cheap? And that they are assembled in Asia means that they are immediately bad? WTF? For example Casio and Citizen are also cased in China and they are forever. Turn on some other video from people, which are wearing this watches, they are satisfied with them. I personally don't like all the models, not by far, but I also found a particular one which I like. Bad contribution of yours. Everyone has their own opinion, but your post sucks.
Hey dude, all a watch is, the case which Invicta CNC machines theirs out of solid stainless, and the movement which they buy from swiss or other makers. The case can be of precious metals or carbon fiber making cost go up, but that's all a watch is. Normal folks don't buy watches for profit, they buy them to wear
Whilst you apparently tally worth by the cost of watches and labels, many of us invest in dignity and class. Clearly, not all riches serve to enhance a person's value. Perhaps it’s time for a lesson in true worth.
My first watch was Invictus. It's stylish. It looks like a high-end luxury watch and gets a lot of looks, and i got it on sale at walmart for about 25 dollars. The original msrp was over 110.
I am a multi millionaire and I have seriously never wanted these watches. Too fancy and not as per my style. I still opt for the vintage rolex oyster perpetual gifted by my mom or a regular casio. I have got nothing to prove the world. I rose from running a small coffee stall to owning multiple textile factories and 4 gas stations. I dont need a watch for status, my hardwork and passion are alone my status which I dont need to prove to anybody
this guy is full of BS. Invicta has been around alongtime, you have swiss movement and you japanese movement, i wouldnt pay over $500 for a watch. nice to see mister rich wasting his money on over sized transformers toys and giant mickey mouse. 😂 what a clown!!!
One personally really into vintage watches from World War 1 and 2 and stuff like that. I am a Longines, Omega, and Breitling owner. However, for how long time I've bought cheap sport watches, worn them every day on construction jobs, swimming, etc, and when they're too scratched up, have paint on them in the nooks and crannies or something, I get a new cheap one for 20 bucks and restart the cycle. I have some Invictas and I only ever pay like $200 or less, and other watches like that. I won't wear them doing construction, but I see them as an upgrade from those cheap watches that I actually wear them, swimming and fishing, that can be destroyed without me really sweating $100 if they get smashed on a rock hiking or something. In the same way, I have nice shoes that I'm not going to wear hiking. Contrary to what James Bond shows, I'm still not going to wear a 5000 Omega while I'm bodyboarding or friction oriented outdoor activities. I have no intention of selling them, and I might buy more, but I don't want to have to buy them, and I still want those items to look new when I wear them to dinner 10 years from now.
This clown is shilling expensive jewelry watches because it makes HIM a bigger profit. Apparently he's such an ignorant charlatan that he doesn't realize Invicta uses Seiko movements and costs usually less than half what Seiko does.
This is all complete nonsense, what matters is you are happy with whatever watch you want to wear, and don't worry about other people's opinions on the subject.
The thing about this brand that I noticed, there are a bunch of solid gold versions selling for amazing prices used. Obviously compared to other brands. And they just look amazing.
If anyone has heard of the Invicta Reserve Hydromax (Pro Diver) 1000 meter - which I daresay is the Thickest Watch in the World - and you have a minimum 8 inch wrist to handle the goddam thing - I can guarantee you will be impressed more so if it's an Automatic powered by SII's NH35A. Putting it against the timegrapher, I consistently got -+25 sec. Apart from the US design and Swiss construction, this homage to the Rolex Sea Dweller blows it out of the water at a fraction of the price.
