Case

The case is constructed from 316L brushed Stainless Steel making it very durable, the diameter measures in at 40mm making this a fairly well sized watch. The watch has been certified as 200 m waters resistant, making it ideal for professional divers, however the crown needs to be screwed down to prevent water from infiltrating inside the watch. The stainless steel construction is brushed except for the inner bracelet links which are polished.

Dial

The dial is colored in a deep and masculine black that matches the color of the bezel. The Invicta logo sits proudly at the 12 o’clock position and is embroidered in stainless steel. The indexes are coated in luminescent trinite which is Invictas proprietary formula for adding luminescence. The hour, minute and second hand are also coated in trinite, ensuring that the watch face can be seen in dark waters or pitch black.The luminescence are very effective and maintain luminescence for 20 hours when exposed too minimal sun light.

This watch has a unidirectional bezel which is an essential commodity for divers needing to measure elapsed time. The bezel is black and is scalloped around the edge, some people prefer the bezel to be coined edged as it is less slippery in water however it is really down to personal preference. The bezel has 120 clicks for a whole rotation and is accurate to approximately half a minute.

Invicta’s bracelet is made from Brushed Stainless Steel and is therefore quite durable. The center links are polished as per industry standard, and the overall look is reminiscent of the Rolex Oyster watch from the submariner series. The bracelet has a fold over deployment clasp that ensures the watch doesn’t fall off when diving, it’s crucial to rinse the bracelet after immersion in salt water to prevent corrosion.

The Invicta 8932 is protected by a mineral crystal which isn’t as scratch resistant as Invicta’s propriety Fusion crystal, which can only be scratched by diamonds.Mineral crystal is by no means bad and is sufficient enough in protecting the watch from shock and minor scratches that could occur due to daily wear or diving excursions. There is a cyclops magnifying window over the 3 o’clock position that is directly aligned correctly with the date.

The 8932 utilizes a japanese quartz movement, which keep time to +/- 15 second per week. Despite being less expensive quartz movements are generally more accurate than automatic movements. This proves true with the 8926 which uses a Japanese Automatic Movement and is slightly less accurate than the invicta pro diver 8932 despite being more expensive, this is because automatic self winding time pieces are more sought after by collectors and enthusiasts due too having more expensive mechanical parts.