An Invicta Men's Watch epitomizes the vision of founder Raphael Picard, established back in 1837 to make world-famous Swiss timekeeping available at moderate prices. Over a century and a half later, his descendants have expanded the label to offer models not just for timekeeping but also as fashion statements. Thus we are presented with something like I. Lupah watches, which can be considered an Invicta men's watch despite their rather unisex contemporary styling. More or less it is considered a unisex watch and can be worn by practically every one.

"Invicta" means "invincible" in Latin, and their new and improved watches are sturdy and solid for everyday use. This watch is hardly compared to Timex or Casio watches that may downgrade what it is actually worth, and the functionality is considered different as well. But truth be told they are nothing if compared to something like the Subaqua, that most manly of all of men's watches, with a solid build and a full complement of useful instruments on board. This watch is also similar to the Invicta 8926 with both atomic and quartz built in as one of the most appealing features that make the watch what it is.

Maybe more than any other timepiece made by the company, the Subaqua is the very portrait of an Invicta men's watch. With ruggedly handsome looks of ion-plating, stainless steel, or highly polished titanium, they are great companions for social occasions as well as out-of-doors adventuring. Common characteristics beloved of Invicta Subaqua watches include the brushed unidirectional ratcheting bezel with raised polished Arabic numerals at five-second intervals, a round sunray dial that can be ordered to match your strap choice of field brown or night black, and luminous index markers trimmed in silver tones that are located at several hour positions, with subdials at two, six, and ten o'clock, with a date window at four, as a handy tachymeter for calculating speed over distance rounds out the whole dial.

The Invicta Subaqua Noma even offers water resistance rated at 50 ATM for all water-related activities. The quality is incomparable, right down to the wrist strap or bracelet, found on an Invicta Speedway, for example, with a flip-lock and heavy clasp but no sharp edges - meaning no more pulled hairs! The Invicta Speedway is one of the most elegant-looking timepieces they offer, with very straightforward operations. Pushers allow it to function as a stopwatch. Hassle-free quartz movement assures timekeeping reliability.

Chrome hour markers have Invicta's custom luminous paint, Tritnite, applied in their centers, set against a white watch face for a muted look, in contrast to the hour and minute hands which feature black piping along their length. A second-hand ends in an arrow-point to distinguish the three thin hands of a Speedway for the watch. Yes it may seem like a rich watch however it performs more and better than what they may be worth these days. They are strong yes but let's try not to test their might!