Invicta Men's Force Collection Lefty Watch #3332

Tritnite is a luminous material with an extended glow exclusively developed by Invicta in Switzerland and added to their timepiece hands and markers. When exposed to regular daylight, it will hold its glow for about 20 hours.

About Invicta
Latin for "invincible," Invicta was founded in La Chaux-de-fonds, Switzerland in 1837 by Raphael Picard, who believed that fine Swiss timepieces could be offered at modest prices. For more than a century, the company has created distinctive manual and automatic-winding pieces. In 1991, descendants of the Picard family reaffirmed the company's founding principle, and the invigorated Invicta has been growing ever since with one of the most widely diverse collections of precise Swiss timepieces on the market.

• I Love Invicta.

• I have this in the gold.
  I can say enough about the class and style of the invicta line. This is my 5th one and I be pricing another "Lefty".

• Maravilloso

• Este reloj es realmente muy llamativo, los números grandes y los detalles del cronografo en amarillo lo hacen muy deportivo sin perder esa caracteristica que lo diferencia de los relojes corientes.

• awesome watch

• i got this watch about a week ago and have worn it everyday since. i wear it on my left hand because i am right handed. got this watch even though it a lefty watch because i really liked the look of it. the crown does not bother my arm in the least and is still usable. it is a fairly large watch, not as big as the diver i was looking at before, but you will get comments on its size and although it is large the watch is pretty light. the minute hand on the crono is a little hard to see but other then that the watch is very readable. it is however not as bright at night as i would have liked but it is still bright enough. if you want to make this watch go with more clothes by changing out the band you do not need a tool to take the band off, although im having trouble finding the invicta 22mm bands. over all an awesome watch and im saving up for another!!

• beautiful item

• the clock is spectacular, very impressive, and a little great, but it is worth to have it, is the most beauty one that I have now.

• Wish I'd gotten mine for this price

• I have had this watch for about 18 months. When I got it, I paid about $220 for it, and that was much less than the $270 that many places were asking for it.
  
  This watch is inded large, but the all-black design reduces the bling-bling quality of it. And it's very easy to read. (I will, say, however, that it's a bit "shinier" than it appears on the web as the sides are a glossy finish.)
  
  NOTE!!!!! By default (I know 2 other people who have this watch), when it arrives the "resting" position of the chrono second hand (the large one) is at about 58 seconds past the hour, rather than straight up on 12. The manual explains how to change this.
  
  

• Amazing left handed watch

• Although it looks big to begin with, you quickly become used to the size, with the oversized numbers making it easy to read. Since i am a left hander, I find it wonderful that I don't have to remove my watch to make alterations and so this gives it a major boost in the points category.
  My only gripe is that the fluorescent features don't last very long in the dark, so they are only really any use for when you move into a dark area rather than using the watch in the dark.
  
  Overall the watch is a nice looking sturdy piece

• Great quality, but.........

• The watch is excellent looking but the crown digs into my left wrist(I know, it says lefty, but as a matter of course, I wear all my watches on my left wrist.) This is my ninth Invicta and this is the only one that I have any complaint about.
  
  The watch is so uncomfortable that I only wear it when I know I am going to wear a long sleeve shirt......allowing me to tuck the shirt under the crown so that it does not bite into my wrist. I wish this wasnt the case, cause I love the look of this watch.

• Meh.

• Why the hell are any left-handed people wearing their watches on their left arms?
  
  I've always worn mine on my right arm. Watches are cumbersome on the wrist of the main hand. They're worn on the left arm by convention, because most of the population is right-handed.
  
  Why would I want to wear a watch on my main arm? So I can drag it across the page I'm writing? So I can be unable to check the time while doing anything?
  
  So, nice idea but an even better one is to wake up and not be a fashion slave. Move your 'normal' watch to your off arm.
  
  Added bonus: a little bit more 'flash' when you shake hands.
  
  

• I Love Invicta.

• I have this in the gold.
  I can say enough about the class and style of the invicta line. This is my 5th one and I be pricing another "Lefty".

• Maravilloso

• Este reloj es realmente muy llamativo, los números grandes y los detalles del cronografo en amarillo lo hacen muy deportivo sin perder esa caracteristica que lo diferencia de los relojes corientes.

• awesome watch

• i got this watch about a week ago and have worn it everyday since. i wear it on my left hand because i am right handed. got this watch even though it a lefty watch because i really liked the look of it. the crown does not bother my arm in the least and is still usable. it is a fairly large watch, not as big as the diver i was looking at before, but you will get comments on its size and although it is large the watch is pretty light. the minute hand on the crono is a little hard to see but other then that the watch is very readable. it is however not as bright at night as i would have liked but it is still bright enough. if you want to make this watch go with more clothes by changing out the band you do not need a tool to take the band off, although im having trouble finding the invicta 22mm bands. over all an awesome watch and im saving up for another!!

• Meh.

• Why the hell are any left-handed people wearing their watches on their left arms?
  
  I've always worn mine on my right arm. Watches are cumbersome on the wrist of the main hand. They're worn on the left arm by convention, because most of the population is right-handed.
  
  Why would I want to wear a watch on my main arm? So I can drag it across the page I'm writing? So I can be unable to check the time while doing anything?
  
  So, nice idea but an even better one is to wake up and not be a fashion slave. Move your 'normal' watch to your off arm.
  
  Added bonus: a little bit more 'flash' when you shake hands.
  
  

• Wish I'd gotten mine for this price

• I have had this watch for about 18 months. When I got it, I paid about $220 for it, and that was much less than the $270 that many places were asking for it.
  
  This watch is inded large, but the all-black design reduces the bling-bling quality of it. And it's very easy to read. (I will, say, however, that it's a bit "shinier" than it appears on the web as the sides are a glossy finish.)
  
  NOTE!!!!! By default (I know 2 other people who have this watch), when it arrives the "resting" position of the chrono second hand (the large one) is at about 58 seconds past the hour, rather than straight up on 12. The manual explains how to change this.
  
  

• Great quality, but.........

• The watch is excellent looking but the crown digs into my left wrist(I know, it says lefty, but as a matter of course, I wear all my watches on my left wrist.) This is my ninth Invicta and this is the only one that I have any complaint about.
  
  The watch is so uncomfortable that I only wear it when I know I am going to wear a long sleeve shirt......allowing me to tuck the shirt under the crown so that it does not bite into my wrist. I wish this wasnt the case, cause I love the look of this watch.

• beautiful item

• the clock is spectacular, very impressive, and a little great, but it is worth to have it, is the most beauty one that I have now.

• Amazing left handed watch

• Although it looks big to begin with, you quickly become used to the size, with the oversized numbers making it easy to read. Since i am a left hander, I find it wonderful that I don't have to remove my watch to make alterations and so this gives it a major boost in the points category.
  My only gripe is that the fluorescent features don't last very long in the dark, so they are only really any use for when you move into a dark area rather than using the watch in the dark.
  
  Overall the watch is a nice looking sturdy piece