Invicta Men’s 6620 II Collection Chronograph Stainless Steel Silver Dial Watch

Type: Watch Title: Invicta Men’s 6620 II Collection Chronograph Stainless Steel Silver Dial Watch See all customer reviews Amazon.com Product Description: With its polished stainless case and durable flame-fusion crystal, the Invicta Men’s II Collection Chronograph projects an air of authority and confidence. The watch’s unidirectional hatched bezel features engraved numbers in five-minute increments, which dovetail attractively with the slender, silver tachymeter. Featuring subdials with 60-second, 30-minute and day-of-the-week functions, the watch’s dial displays hour indicators in embossed Arabic numerals and minute/second indicators in fine black hatches. Metallic arrow hands, a date window at four o’clock, and the esteemed Invicta logo at the top center round out this timepiece. This watch arrives in a handsome yellow Invicta gift box and is water resistant to 330 feet. II Collection In the wake of up to the minute technology, optimal construction, and a spectrum of inventive design choices you will find the Invicta II collection. Priced to demand attention, no technological or creative rock has been left unturned in order to create such an impeccable example of the ultimate in function and fashion. Invicta II offers a myriad of enticing options including applied indexes, up markers, double-dial dual timers, leather straps, carbon-fiber dials, retrograde chronographs, and moon phase registers. Having fused brains and good looks at a stellar price, the Invicta II is the perfect collection to indulge in all your watch fantasies. Features: Precise Swiss-quartz movement Durable flame-fusion crystal; brushed and polished stainless steel case and bracelet Chronograph functions with 60 second, 30 minute and day of the week sub dials; date function Silver dial with silver arabic numerals and luminous hands; silver-tone unidirectional outer bezel and tachymeter on inner bezel Water-resistant to 330 feet (100 M) See the details

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