- Is this watch automatic or quartz?
- It is quartz, powered by a battery. It does not need winding, only a battery change every couple of years or so.
- Will the gold-tone finish wear off?
- Gold-tone plating on watches at this tier can thin or rub off over years of daily wear, especially at the clasp and case edges. Treating it as a dress watch rather than an everyday beater helps it last.
- Is it good for swimming or showering?
- Invicta Specialty models are generally rated for light water contact only, not swimming or diving. Take it off for swimming, showers and hot tubs.
- What is in the box?
- The watch comes on its stainless steel bracelet with the Invicta warranty booklet. It typically ships in an Invicta presentation box.
- How does it compare with an automatic Invicta?
- Quartz is more accurate and needs no winding, while automatic Invicta models appeal to buyers who want a mechanical movement. The Specialty is the simpler, lower-maintenance choice.
- Does the bracelet fit large wrists?
- The bracelet has removable links, so a jeweler can size it. The case itself is on the large side, so try it on if you have a slim wrist.
- Where is the Invicta Men's Specialty Quartz Brown Dial Gold Tone Stainless Steel Watch cheapest?
- At Amazon, for $44.12, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Invicta Men's Specialty Quartz Brown Dial Gold Tone Stainless Steel Watch?
- 2 stores we checked sell it, including Walmart, Amazon.