- Is the 50mm case too big for an average wrist?
- For most wrists under about 7.5 inches, yes. At 50mm with a thick case, it overhangs the wrist and catches on cuffs. It suits larger wrists or buyers who want an oversized look.
- Is it good for swimming?
- It is rated 10 ATM (100m), which covers swimming and showering. Avoid diving and pressing the pushers underwater, since the rating assumes the crown is pushed in.
- How does it compare with a Seiko or Citizen chronograph?
- Japanese rivals are smaller, use better crystals and have stronger accuracy and resale. The Invicta wins on sheer size and aviator styling.
- Does the chronograph need winding?
- No. It is a quartz watch, so the battery powers both timekeeping and the chronograph. The chronograph subdials are operated with the pushers.
- What is in the box?
- The watch on its steel bracelet or silicone strap, depending on the version, plus Invicta's yellow presentation box and paperwork. Extra links for the bracelet are usually included.
- Is the glass sapphire?
- No, it is mineral glass. It resists knocks but scratches more easily than sapphire, so avoid abrasive surfaces.
- Where is the Invicta 50mm aviator chronograph cheapest?
- At Ashford, for $49.99, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Invicta 50mm aviator chronograph?
- 2 stores we checked sell it, including Ashford, Shop Simon.