Invicta Sea Spider Men's Chronograph Watch
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True chronograph complication and water resistance up to 100 meters makes this watch just as appropriate in the ocean as it is in the office
Invicta Sea Spider Men's Chronograph Watch
- Analog display
- Stainless steel case and bezel
- Polyurethane band with stainless steel inserts
- Swiss parts chronograph quartz movement
- Luminous hands
- Adjustable band with deployment clasp
- Water resistant to 100 meters
- Case dimensions: 50mmx15mm
- Band dimensions: 10.5"x26mm
- One-year limited warranty from Invicta
About Invicta
In 2012, Invicta celebrated its dodransbicentennial—a rare word for a rare occasion. For 175 years, Invicta—whose name is Latin for invincible—has branded finely crafted Swiss timepieces designed to outlive their wearers. This philosophy was conceived of by the company’s founder, Raphael Picard, who in 1837 assembled tiny gears, springs, and cogs by hand to create high-quality timepieces at reasonable prices. By 2000, Picard’s successors maintained a spread of more than 1,000 models, using materials such as gold and mother-of-pearl to mark them clearly as a cut above.
True chronograph complication and water resistance up to 100 meters makes this watch just as appropriate in the ocean as it is in the office
Invicta Sea Spider Men's Chronograph Watch
- Analog display
- Stainless steel case and bezel
- Polyurethane band with stainless steel inserts
- Swiss parts chronograph quartz movement
- Luminous hands
- Adjustable band with deployment clasp
- Water resistant to 100 meters
- Case dimensions: 50mmx15mm
- Band dimensions: 10.5"x26mm
- One-year limited warranty from Invicta
About Invicta
In 2012, Invicta celebrated its dodransbicentennial—a rare word for a rare occasion. For 175 years, Invicta—whose name is Latin for invincible—has branded finely crafted Swiss timepieces designed to outlive their wearers. This philosophy was conceived of by the company’s founder, Raphael Picard, who in 1837 assembled tiny gears, springs, and cogs by hand to create high-quality timepieces at reasonable prices. By 2000, Picard’s successors maintained a spread of more than 1,000 models, using materials such as gold and mother-of-pearl to mark them clearly as a cut above.