- Is the 50mm case too big for an average wrist?
- At 50mm it is very large and will overhang a typical 6.5 to 7 inch wrist. It suits wrists around 7.5 inches and up, or buyers who like oversized watches.
- Does the chronograph actually work?
- Yes. It is a quartz chronograph, so the subdials run on the battery-powered movement. Expect standard stopwatch functions, not a mechanical chronograph.
- Can I swim with it?
- It is water resistant, but no depth rating is stated. Treat it as safe for splashes and hand washing unless the caseback confirms a higher rating.
- Is it worth it compared with other Invicta Aviator models?
- The Skyshock stands out for its 50mm case and chronograph. If you want a smaller aviator, other Aviator models in the 45mm range wear more comfortably.
- What comes in the box?
- Invicta typically ships these watches in a yellow presentation box with the watch and paperwork. Confirm the exact contents on the store listing before ordering.
- How does it compare with a 45mm aviator chronograph?
- The Skyshock adds roughly 5mm of case width and corresponding weight. A 45mm rival fits more wrists and slips under a shirt cuff more easily; the Skyshock is the statement piece.
- Where is the Invicta Aviator Skyshock Men's Watch cheapest?
- At Amazon, for CA$58.66, as of our latest check.