Is the Invicta Pro Diver 21958 good for swimming?

Yes. It is rated to 100 m, which covers swimming and snorkeling at the surface. It is not a dive watch for deep or professional use.

Does it need a battery?

Yes. It runs on a quartz movement powered by a battery, so it needs a battery change every few years rather than winding.

How does it compare with the automatic Pro Diver?

The automatic versions have a mechanical movement and a sweeping second hand, which many collectors prefer. This quartz model is cheaper, lighter to maintain and more accurate day to day.

What size is the case?

Invicta's Pro Diver cases typically run large, around 40 to 48 mm depending on the model. Check the listed case diameter before buying if you have a small wrist.

What is the case and band made of?

The case is black-finished and the band is stainless steel. The black coating is the part owners most often report scratching.

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Invicta Pro Diver Men's Watch 21958

Name: Invicta Pro Diver Men's Watch 21958
Brand: Invicta
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Specs

Water Resistance: 100 m
Design Type: Watch
Band Material: stainless steel
Case Material: black case
Watch Movement: Quartz

About the Invicta Pro Diver Men's Watch 21958

The Invicta Pro Diver 21958 is a men's quartz dive-style watch with a black case, stainless steel band and 100 m water resistance. It is a budget take on the classic dive watch look, sized and styled for everyday wear rather than serious diving. Against the automatic Pro Divers it trades the mechanical movement and sweeping second hand for quartz accuracy and near-zero upkeep. Owners call it a convincing dive-watch look for the money, though the black finish and basic bracelet draw complaints.

Best forShoppers who want a dive-watch look on a small budgetEveryday wear with casual or business-casual outfitsA first watch or a gift for someone new to watchesPeople who prefer quartz for low maintenance

Pros

Quartz movement keeps time without winding or servicing
100 m water resistance covers handwashing, rain and swimming
Stainless steel band gives a solid, dressier look than a rubber strap
Dive-style bezel and dial read clearly at a glance
Low street price makes it an easy entry into the Pro Diver line

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Invicta Pro Diver Men's Watch 21958

Deal score 10.0 · Unreal

$84.99$795.00 JTV's regular price

You save $710.01 at JTV

Deal.ai's agents found this deal on November 11. The store may have changed its price since.

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Specs

Water Resistance: 100 m
Design Type: Watch
Band Material: stainless steel
Case Material: black case
Watch Movement: Quartz

About the Invicta Pro Diver Men's Watch 21958

Pros

Quartz movement keeps time without winding or servicing
100 m water resistance covers handwashing, rain and swimming
Stainless steel band gives a solid, dressier look than a rubber strap
Dive-style bezel and dial read clearly at a glance
Low street price makes it an easy entry into the Pro Diver line

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Cons

Invicta's inflated list prices make discount claims hard to judge
Quartz Pro Divers are less collectible than the automatic versions
Black case finish can show scratches and wear over time
Mineral crystal is more prone to scratching than sapphire
Bracelet and clasp feel basic compared with pricier dive watches

What reviewers say

Owners of Invicta Pro Diver quartz models generally call them good value for the money, with a convincing dive-watch look and reliable timekeeping. Complaints tend to focus on the black finish wearing, the basic bracelet and the gap between list price and street price.

What people mention

ValuePraisedOwners say it delivers a dive-watch look for very little money.
TimekeepingPraisedQuartz movement is reported to keep accurate time with no fuss.
Case finishCriticisedThe black case coating is said to scratch or wear with regular use.
BraceletMixedThe steel bracelet is comfortable but feels basic next to pricier watches.
PricingCriticisedBuyers note the list price is far higher than the usual selling price.

Questions and answers

Is the Invicta Pro Diver 21958 good for swimming?: Yes. It is rated to 100 m, which covers swimming and snorkeling at the surface. It is not a dive watch for deep or professional use.
Does it need a battery?: Yes. It runs on a quartz movement powered by a battery, so it needs a battery change every few years rather than winding.
How does it compare with the automatic Pro Diver?: The automatic versions have a mechanical movement and a sweeping second hand, which many collectors prefer. This quartz model is cheaper, lighter to maintain and more accurate day to day.
What size is the case?: Invicta's Pro Diver cases typically run large, around 40 to 48 mm depending on the model. Check the listed case diameter before buying if you have a small wrist.
What is the case and band made of?: The case is black-finished and the band is stainless steel. The black coating is the part owners most often report scratching.