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product_id: 42534228
title: "Men's Pro Diver Automatic Watch with Silicone Band, Black (Model 23678)"
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reviews_count: 13
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# 200m water resistance for pro diving 40mm stainless steel case NH35A 24-jewel Japanese automatic movement Men's Pro Diver Automatic Watch with Silicone Band, Black (Model 23678)

**Brand:** invicta
**Price:** HK$1490
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🌊 Dive Deep, Stand Out — Time That Works as Hard as You Do

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Men's Pro Diver Automatic Watch with Silicone Band, Black (Model 23678) by invicta
- **How much does it cost?** HK$1490 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.hk](https://www.desertcart.hk/products/42534228-mens-pro-diver-automatic-watch-with-silicone-band-black-model)

## Best For

- invicta enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted invicta brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Bold & Comfortable:** 40mm stainless steel case paired with a sleek black silicone band offers a modern, lightweight fit at just 88 grams.
- • **Glow When It Counts:** Luminous hands and hour markers keep you on time even in the darkest depths or late-night meetings.
- • **Precision in Motion:** Powered by the reliable NH35A Japanese automatic movement with 24 jewels for seamless timekeeping.
- • **Exhibition Case Back:** Show off the intricate automatic movement through the transparent case back — a subtle flex for watch enthusiasts.
- • **Dive-Ready Durability:** 200 meters water resistance and screw-down crown ensure performance under pressure, perfect for marine adventures.

## Overview

The Invicta Men's Pro Diver Automatic Watch combines professional-grade 200m water resistance with a robust 40mm stainless steel case and NH35A Japanese automatic movement. Featuring a black silicone strap for comfort and luminous markers for visibility, this watch is engineered for both underwater exploration and everyday executive style.

## Description

Plunge into any horizon using the steadfast guidance of the Invicta Pro Diver.

Review: Some caveates, but overall an excellent, affordable watch - Aside from having a silicon strap instead of a stainless steel bracelet, this model is identical to the 8026O. It has a Seiko instruments NH35 automatic mechanical movement. For less than $100 US, I doubt you can find an alternative that has the same long list of highly desirable features: * Rock solid, consistently accurate mechanical movement with hacking and manual winding. * Unidirectional, 120 click, locking bezel * Screw down crown ( this improves water resistance) * Exhibition style case back that allows you to see the movement.. *- Design based closely on the most influential watch design ever created (Rolex Sub). Invicta's Pro Diver is one of the most accurate (legal) homages. Invicta has no real intent to offer something original There are some significant downsides; - Whatever Invicta uses to provide glow-in-the-dark functionality for the dial markers and hands of the watch sucks. The lume is poor. It never brightens up very much, and fades away quickly. It would only cost a couple bucks to improve the lume. Poor lume is a constant complaint about the Pro Diver, so I don't understand why Invicta hasn't taken steps to improve their product in that area... - The bezel is thin, not easy to grip and the action is excessively stiff. Some people say it loosens up with frequent use. I can't say, I've never used the bezel on a Pro Diver very much, it works, but the ergonomics discourage me. I thnk sales would improve dramatically if Invicta were to substantially improve the lume & supply a good quality, true coin edge bezel for the Pro Diver (perhaps similar to the Tudor Black Bay), even if sale prices increased $10 or so. . In terms of 'bang for the buck', the only comparable alternative would be a Seiko 5, which offers better build quality with original, very attractive design elements, and excellent lume. But the Seiko 5s will have the non-hacking, non-winding 7S26 movement. Maybe some would argue in favor of the a Russian made Vostok, which offers manual winding and automatic mechanical models. But none of them offer hacking, as far as I know. These are interesting watches, no doubt, but I don't find the designs particularly attractive (they look like old bottle-tops to me). Silicon band: It's nothing special, but I like the band. The simulated oyster bracelet pattern is nice, and the material of the band is flexible, soft & comfortable. The buckle is very basic, could be better, but at least it's signed. I can't say how well it will hold up over time. There are a lot of hostile, negative reviews of this watch, and 'where there is smoke there is probably fire'... Invicta can't possibly be spending more than $35-$40 to make these, so one can assume the level of post-production quality control is minimal. Warranty support is notoriously unsatisfactory. Though consistency has improved markedly over time, as Invicta has mastered the manufacturing process, if 'lady luck' in not in your corner when you make purchase, you could get a lemon. This isn't likely, however, and If you "get a good one", you will be thrilled with what you get for your $$. If not, and you have to deal directly with the manufacturer, you might want to avoid throwing good money after bad (and considerable aggravation) by just tossing the watch and moving on. Oh well! You can give yourself a hedge against negative scenarios by making sure to buy one of these offered with desertcart's Free Returns. When you receive it, remember that you are the quality control supervisor for your purchase: Wind up the watch and test it for accuracy, and perform other reasonable tests to make sure the crown works properly to adjust date and time, that the hands align properly, that there is no dust or debris inside the watch, etc. Return the watch if you find any defects or if time-keeping is poor. Many negative reviews comment that the watch's water resistance failed and the watch fogged up and stopped working after they went swimming with it (or otherwise submerged it in H2O). My understanding is that the watch is NOT ISO certified for the water resistance stated (200M) so I would suggest considering this more of a 'diver's style' watch, rather than a true dive watch. To be honest, a Seiko 5 is more likely to be reliably water resistant. Other criticisms of this watch relate to it's being such a close copy of the Rolex Sub. I've never had a Rolex, and would not consider buying one, even If I had that kind of money to toss around (I don't!). It's better to donate to a worthy cause, I would say. This watch may be a 'slavish copy', but I think credit should be given where it is due: it takes real ingenuity to manufacture something that can sell for $85 which is really fairly similar, in appearance and performance, to a watch that costs over 100x more.
Review: Phenomenal Value!!! ***UPDATE*** - *** Update on 03-14-22 *** This watch just continues to impress. The accuracy is incredible for a watch at this price point. I wind it every morning religiously and I can count on it losing 10 seconds every three days. That's pretty incredible, in my book, for an $85 watch. Additionally, I do NOT "coddle" this watch. I wear it almost every day; doing yard work, fixing my car, shoveling snow, walking the dog, etc. It has proven to be remarkably durable - hardly a scratch on it. I guess you could say it "takes a licking and keeps on ticking" Oh wait, that's another watch brand... :-) ********************************************************************************* I’ve been wearing this watch for two weeks now; here are my observations so far. Accuracy: this is a very accurate watch. Mine has been losing about 5-10 seconds/day; perfectly acceptable for most people. General Appearance/Quality: Very good. Hands, indexes, and labels are neat, sharp, and easy to read. I’d prefer that the case was brushed and not polished but that’s a matter of personal preference. The brightness of the lume is only so-so. Some have criticized the alignment of the cyclops date magnifier. I find it to be perfectly fine. I especially like the feel of the crown/winding mechanism. The movement is hackable, which is nice. Band: EXCELLENT!! Soft, pliable rubber strap that’s comfortable and good looking. It’s shorter than most rubber straps I’ve had, so people with large wrists may need to replace it. (I happen to have skinny, girly-man wrists so it suits me too a “T”.) Water Resistance: Unknown. I haven’t gotten it wet yet. Value: EXTRAORDINARY!!! I seriously doubt you’ll find a better $85 watch anywhere.

## Features

- Stainless steel case 40mm diameter x 14mm thick; Exhibition case back; Black dial; Luminous hands and hour markers
- NH35A Japanese Automatic movement, 24 jewel; Assembled in Malaysia; Watch weight: 88 grams
- Black silicone band, 215mm L x 20mm W; Buckle clasp
- Mineral crystal; Screw-down crown; Uni-directional stainless steel bezel with black top bezel ring; 200 meter water resistant: Suitable for professional marine activity and surface water sports. Suitable for diving.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B06XBX156R |
| Additional Features | Glow In The Dark, Second Hand, Water Resistant |
| Age Range Description | Adult |
| Band Color | Black |
| Band Length | 9.5 inches |
| Band Material Type | Silicone |
| Band Width | 20 millimeters |
| Bands | 1 |
| Best Sellers Rank | #933,871 in Clothing, Shoes & Jewelry ( See Top 100 in Clothing, Shoes & Jewelry ) #3,942 in Men's Wrist Watches |
| Bezel Color | Black |
| Brand Name | Invicta |
| Case Diameter | 40 millimeters |
| Case Material Type | Stainless Steel |
| Case Thickness | 14 millimeters |
| Clasp Type | Buckle |
| Clasp type | Buckle |
| Closure Type | Buckle |
| Crystal | mineral |
| Customer Reviews | 4.3 out of 5 stars 1,132 Reviews |
| Dial Color | Black |
| Display | Analog |
| Embellishment Feature | Crystal |
| Face Style | Meteorite |
| Gem type | No Gemstone |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00886678288113 |
| Item Type Name | Watch |
| Item Weight | 88 g |
| Item type name | Watch |
| Item width | 5.91 inches |
| Manufacturer | Invicta |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 23678 |
| Material | Stainless-steel |
| Metal type | No Metal Type |
| Model Name | Pro Diver |
| Model Number | Black |
| Model Series | Pro Diver |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Pattern | Solid |
| Power Source | Motion |
| Series Number | 23678 |
| Shape | Round |
| Sport Type | Diving |
| Strap Type | Silicone Two Piece Strap |
| Style Name | 23678 |
| Theme | Sports |
| UPC | 886678288113 |
| Unit Count | 1 Ounce |
| Warranty Type | Manufacturer |
| Watch Movement Type | Japanese Automatic |
| Water Resistance Depth | 660 feet |
| Water Resistance Level | Water Resistant |

## Images

![Men's Pro Diver Automatic Watch with Silicone Band, Black (Model 23678) - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61TyQ-Chw8L.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: What with of the strap it accepts? 20mm?**
A: 20 mm

**Q: This is my first automatic watch. I keep it in a watch box and wear it 3-4 times a week. How do you keep this thing charged so it doesn't stop?**
A: You can manually wind the watch.  Use of a watch winder will wear out your watch and cause it to be serviced more often.  Most watchmakers recommend winding 10 to 20 times when you put it on and then let the motion of your arm wind it from there.

**Q: My Seiko divers yellow face uses a 22 mm rubber band. Will this watch take a 22mm band ?**
A: It should!

**Q: I want to order an extra silicon band for model 23678 ...which one do i order???**
A: size the watch band. then order the size you need.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Some caveates, but overall an excellent, affordable watch
*by T***. on September 22, 2018*

Aside from having a silicon strap instead of a stainless steel bracelet, this model is identical to the 8026O. It has a Seiko instruments NH35 automatic mechanical movement. For less than $100 US, I doubt you can find an alternative that has the same long list of highly desirable features: * Rock solid, consistently accurate mechanical movement with hacking and manual winding. * Unidirectional, 120 click, locking bezel * Screw down crown ( this improves water resistance) * Exhibition style case back that allows you to see the movement.. *- Design based closely on the most influential watch design ever created (Rolex Sub). Invicta's Pro Diver is one of the most accurate (legal) homages. Invicta has no real intent to offer something original There are some significant downsides; - Whatever Invicta uses to provide glow-in-the-dark functionality for the dial markers and hands of the watch sucks. The lume is poor. It never brightens up very much, and fades away quickly. It would only cost a couple bucks to improve the lume. Poor lume is a constant complaint about the Pro Diver, so I don't understand why Invicta hasn't taken steps to improve their product in that area... - The bezel is thin, not easy to grip and the action is excessively stiff. Some people say it loosens up with frequent use. I can't say, I've never used the bezel on a Pro Diver very much, it works, but the ergonomics discourage me. I thnk sales would improve dramatically if Invicta were to substantially improve the lume & supply a good quality, true coin edge bezel for the Pro Diver (perhaps similar to the Tudor Black Bay), even if sale prices increased $10 or so. . In terms of 'bang for the buck', the only comparable alternative would be a Seiko 5, which offers better build quality with original, very attractive design elements, and excellent lume. But the Seiko 5s will have the non-hacking, non-winding 7S26 movement. Maybe some would argue in favor of the a Russian made Vostok, which offers manual winding and automatic mechanical models. But none of them offer hacking, as far as I know. These are interesting watches, no doubt, but I don't find the designs particularly attractive (they look like old bottle-tops to me). Silicon band: It's nothing special, but I like the band. The simulated oyster bracelet pattern is nice, and the material of the band is flexible, soft & comfortable. The buckle is very basic, could be better, but at least it's signed. I can't say how well it will hold up over time. There are a lot of hostile, negative reviews of this watch, and 'where there is smoke there is probably fire'... Invicta can't possibly be spending more than $35-$40 to make these, so one can assume the level of post-production quality control is minimal. Warranty support is notoriously unsatisfactory. Though consistency has improved markedly over time, as Invicta has mastered the manufacturing process, if 'lady luck' in not in your corner when you make purchase, you could get a lemon. This isn't likely, however, and If you "get a good one", you will be thrilled with what you get for your $$. If not, and you have to deal directly with the manufacturer, you might want to avoid throwing good money after bad (and considerable aggravation) by just tossing the watch and moving on. Oh well! You can give yourself a hedge against negative scenarios by making sure to buy one of these offered with Amazon's Free Returns. When you receive it, remember that you are the quality control supervisor for your purchase: Wind up the watch and test it for accuracy, and perform other reasonable tests to make sure the crown works properly to adjust date and time, that the hands align properly, that there is no dust or debris inside the watch, etc. Return the watch if you find any defects or if time-keeping is poor. Many negative reviews comment that the watch's water resistance failed and the watch fogged up and stopped working after they went swimming with it (or otherwise submerged it in H2O). My understanding is that the watch is NOT ISO certified for the water resistance stated (200M) so I would suggest considering this more of a 'diver's style' watch, rather than a true dive watch. To be honest, a Seiko 5 is more likely to be reliably water resistant. Other criticisms of this watch relate to it's being such a close copy of the Rolex Sub. I've never had a Rolex, and would not consider buying one, even If I had that kind of money to toss around (I don't!). It's better to donate to a worthy cause, I would say. This watch may be a 'slavish copy', but I think credit should be given where it is due: it takes real ingenuity to manufacture something that can sell for $85 which is really fairly similar, in appearance and performance, to a watch that costs over 100x more.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Phenomenal Value!!! ***UPDATE***
*by K***. on November 8, 2019*

*** Update on 03-14-22 *** This watch just continues to impress. The accuracy is incredible for a watch at this price point. I wind it every morning religiously and I can count on it losing 10 seconds every three days. That's pretty incredible, in my book, for an $85 watch. Additionally, I do NOT "coddle" this watch. I wear it almost every day; doing yard work, fixing my car, shoveling snow, walking the dog, etc. It has proven to be remarkably durable - hardly a scratch on it. I guess you could say it "takes a licking and keeps on ticking" Oh wait, that's another watch brand... :-) ********************************************************************************* I’ve been wearing this watch for two weeks now; here are my observations so far. Accuracy: this is a very accurate watch. Mine has been losing about 5-10 seconds/day; perfectly acceptable for most people. General Appearance/Quality: Very good. Hands, indexes, and labels are neat, sharp, and easy to read. I’d prefer that the case was brushed and not polished but that’s a matter of personal preference. The brightness of the lume is only so-so. Some have criticized the alignment of the cyclops date magnifier. I find it to be perfectly fine. I especially like the feel of the crown/winding mechanism. The movement is hackable, which is nice. Band: EXCELLENT!! Soft, pliable rubber strap that’s comfortable and good looking. It’s shorter than most rubber straps I’ve had, so people with large wrists may need to replace it. (I happen to have skinny, girly-man wrists so it suits me too a “T”.) Water Resistance: Unknown. I haven’t gotten it wet yet. Value: EXTRAORDINARY!!! I seriously doubt you’ll find a better $85 watch anywhere.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Will make an alright tool/beater/swim watch if the water resistance holds....
*by K***V on May 21, 2023*

I was on the hunt for a cheap Automatic beater/tool watch that I could swim with and replace pretty cheaply if it broke. It was suggested to me to check the cheaper Invicta Pro Dive watches. I've never really been a fan of Invicta since most of their watches are blantant copies or just look ridiculous but decided to take a look anyway. I was told this is a "homage" to the Rolex Submariner. For $57 (got it in a "used" condition, but it was really just a damaged box on here) I figured it was worth a shot. I'll start with the negatives. Not a big fan of the date magnifier 'Cyclops'. I have one other watch in my collection that has one and it's under the crystal, this one rests on top and I imagine it will be one of the first parts of the crystal to get scratched. I know that design isn't uncommon but I normally avoid Cyclops's. The watch has Invicta carved into the left side and honestly I think it's tacky. I could take it or leave it with the exhibition case back. It's an Invicta, which honestly I never really had a good opinion of the brand, but maybe that will change. The positives. It started working right out of the box, wound it and set the time. For the 4 or 5 hours I've had it on it appears to be keeping accurate time. This uses a pretty standard Seiko movement so I expected it to work well and so far I'm not disappointed. The screw on crown wasn't too hard to screw back down, I saw that mentioned in another review. The bezel is a little stiff, but I don't see that as a bad thing. That means it won't accidently get moved....not that I'll use it anyway. The watch feels sturdy, the band is soft but not so soft that it feels like it would come apart. It's a decent looking watch for being an Invicta. It's supposed to have 200m water resistance which means I should be able to swim with it, and I'll update this after I do since the water resistance seems to be hit or miss according to the reviews. The price was right for what I was looking for and it seems like you do get a lot for your money.

## Frequently Bought Together

- Invicta Pro Diver Stainless Steel Men's Automatic Watch - 40mm
- JOREST Watch Link Removal/Repair Kit Tool to Adjust and Replace Strap, pin Removal Tool, 20PCS Watch Spring Bars, 13PCS Spare Needle

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