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Style: 5053
Description
Plunge into any horizon using the steadfast guidance of the Invicta Pro Diver. Stylishly classic with boldly forged internal movements.
Product Dimensions : 5.91 x 5.91 x 5.91 inches; 5.36 ounces
Item model number : 5053
Department : mens
Batteries : 1 Product Specific batteries required.
Date First Available : August 20, 2008
Manufacturer : Invicta
Product Warranty: For warranty information about this product, please click here
Best Sellers Rank: #45,589 in Clothing, Shoes & Jewelry (See Top 100 in Clothing, Shoes & Jewelry) #94 in Men's Wrist Watches
#94 in Men's Wrist Watches:
Display: Analog
Watch Movement Type: Automatic
Additional Features: Second Hand
Power Source: Automatic
Strap Type: Bracelet
Water Resistance Depth: 660 feet
Sport Type: Diving, marine activity, water sports
Clasp Type: fold-over-clasp-with-safety
Water Resistance Level: Waterproof
Embellishment Feature: Crystal
Closure Type: Foldover, Push-Button
Style Name: 5053
Shape: Round
Band Color: Silver
Dial Color: Blue
Theme: Sports
Face Style: Solid
Bezel Color: Silver
Brand Name: Invicta
Model Name: 5053
Included Components: Stainless steel band, blue dial
Model Number: 5053
Series Number: 9094
Item Weight: 152 g
Global Trade Identification Number: 31
Unit Count: 1 Ounce
Manufacturer: Invicta
Number of Items: 1
UPC: 843836050531
Age Range Description: Adult
Item Type Name: Wrist Watch
Manufacturer Part Number: 5053
Band Material Type: Stainless Steel
Case Material Type: Stainless Steel
Crystal: mineral
Case Diameter: 40 millimeters
Band Width: 20 millimeters
Case Thickness: 12 millimeters
Band Length: 20.5 centimeters
Bands: 1
Warranty Type: Manufacturer
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Top Amazon Reviews
Style: 5053
I only just received my watch so this is a first impressions review. I'll update in intervals to give a better idea of performance, wearability, etc. The watch itself is built sturdy, and comes in a very nice yellow suede lined box. Very nice looking. I have shied away from Invictas in the past because they seem so large on the wrist. I'm ok with large watches, I own 26 watches now, but don't like oversized ones. The band is solid stainless and was easy to remove links to adjust. I only mention that because I have run across newer bands that use a different system of pins holding the links together. Did I mention how nice the watch looks? A lot of watch collectors have apparently had issues with Invicta's customer service. I can't speak to that as I said I received it only today and it appefars to be in good working order and I am so far very satisfied. I'll give it a month or so of wearing before I can comment on performance. I set it to the second by the NIST official time sire so it will be interesting to see any time variances in the coming months. So far I will say that I highly recommend it and look forward to adding it to my collection. Maybe this will open up the Invictas for me. I have my eye on the 8928OB Pro Diver. Update: A previous reviewer gave this watch two stars because of a perceived defect. The crown was 'Frozen' and he could not turn it to set the watch. As a result he sent it back. When I got my watch the crown was frozen too. I too was at first dismayed but as it turns out that's how it comes. The crown in a stowed position and just needs to be carefully popped out. I've only had my watch for a few days but I think I can now speak to its accuracy. It has an automatic movement so relies on a system of wound springs and gears to provide power to drive the movement. When I first got it I pretty much left it up to the natural motion of my hand to wind it. Result, after the first night's sleep it had lost nearly a full minute. Just on a whim I tried deliberately winding or shaking my wrist for a few seconds thruout the day. The next morning when I checked the NIST site the watch was now a whole minute ahead. So how much you move or wind your watch has a definite effect on its accuracy. An automatic like this one will never compare to a Quartz movement for accuracy, but if you want a timepiece that with a bit of care and maintenance every couple of years will be passed on to the next generation and possibly beyond, this is the watch for you. For a watch that's like a piece of art with its hundreds of tiny mechanical pieces moving together you can either see a little inaccuracy as a flaw or a mark of its charm. Buy the way, it was pretty much an obvious thing but I only saw it after reading about the movement types. On a wind up or automatic watch the second hand moves in a sweeping or smooth motion ticking multiple times a second around the dial. A Quartz watch's second hand only ticks once a second hence the pronounced 'stuttering' movement.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 24, 2014 by Factors
Style: 5053
I mean honestly, an automatic watch for $90? Sounds like a good deal to me. This watch also has a Seiko automatic movement inside, one of those most reliable and well known in the watch business. The watch face can vary from dark blue to purple depending on the lighting. It is a stunning watch as well. The only downside is the cheap bracelet. It has hollow end links which is a little disappointing considering I have a cheaper watch with solid end links and clasp. However, I will be changing out the bracelet soon for something better. But that shouldn't bring down the watch as a whole. The dial is great, the timekeeping so far has been about +/- 5 sec a day which has been great. The power reserve is also nice. A quick wind at night with the screw down crown easily gets this watch ticking to the next morning. The cyclops for the date is popping. the date is easily readable from looking straight down on it, the dates are also crisp and easy to read. The lume is decent too. The rotating bezel I should also mention is stiff. I cannot rotate it with my fingers. It isn't grippy at all. very hard to turn. I have to stick my palm over the entire watch face to try and turn it. The only nice thing about that is that it won't accidentally rotate on you. Although I never use the diving feature anyways so I personally don't care for this. I could probably loosen it with a little time if needed. Overall this is a great timepiece and I highly recommend getting this if you're looking for a reliable and decent looking automatic watch.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 30, 2019 by Hennyex
Style: 5053
I really like this watch. What's not to like? It has an excellent Seiko NH35A 24 jewel hacking (i.e., stops when you pull out the crown all the way) and wind-able movement, clear back so you can view the beautiful inner workings of the watch (complete with an Invicta guillochet rotor), and cyclops magnifier over the date window. You just don't find features like these on a sub-one hundred dollar watch, and, for that reason, this watch is truly a superb value. It's also got that distinctive Pepsi can colored bezel, and it looks quite a bit like the old Rolex GMT master from the late 70s, early 80s, which is precisely why I purchased the watch. However, upon receiving the watch, I was disappointed to find that the watch is on the smaller end of men's watches. It says in the description that the watch is 40mm, however, they must have included the crown in this measurement. I have a 38mm Baume & Mercier Capeland and this Invicta watch is exactly the same size as that watch. Also, the face of the watch is not blue but is more of a purplish color. I wish, wish, wish this watch came in a larger size because in all other respects it is truly superb. I would recommend this watch to men with smaller wrists or women looking to go for the "man's watch" look without going too big.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 26, 2014 by Chris P.
Style: 5053
I have owned this watch for about 6 months now and have worn it on and off for about half of that time. Firstly, I really like the design and the branding on the watch. I am aware most people find Invicta to be a novelty band and might not like how explicit its branding is. Personally, I think it adds charm to the watch. It has a Malaysian made Seiko movement that has been pretty bulletproof so far. I have worn it on my Harley-Davidson, in heated spas, and pools and haven't had any issues with it running and keeping relatively good time. For me, my movement looses around 6-10 seconds a day, which I find acceptable for the price. I am certain that the movement if properly regulated could perform much better. This movement also has a date wheel and a hack which I really like as well. I liked the metal bracelet it came on. It feels to be good quality and its clasp feels pretty solid. I have recently changed the watch onto a NATO strap, only because I find it more comfortable for long durations of wearing. There is two parts of this watch that I really have a problem with. First and less important is its bezel. I love its looks, however, it is barely functional for me. It does rotates only counter clockwise, which is a diving feature I really like. What I don't like is the excessive amount of force required to turn the bezel. I struggle to get the bezel to turn both dry and in water. Without gloves, it is nearly impossible for me to get enough grip to turn it at all. The other not so great thing about the bezel is its marks don't perfectly line up with the minute marks on the watch face. It doesn't bother me much, but if you are more particular, I can see how this could be annoying. The other thing I don't like about this watch is its lume. It's lume does not retain its glow for very long at all. Again, for the price, I wasn't expecting much. However, after exposing the watch to direct sunlight for around 8 hours straight on a long motorcycle trip, I looked down to see that the lume on the hands and bezel had "burnt out." They are now a significantly darker color than the rest of the watch face's lume. They also barely glow in the dark now. This has made the watch almost impossible to read in the dark now. Overall, for the price and the quality. I think this is a great automatic watch and I could see myself buying another again in the future. However, I feel that you are willing to buy a quartz watch instead, you might get a better deal buying something like a Casio Duro instead.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 9, 2023 by Kyle M.
Style: 5053
This is a watch that's nearly Seiko quality for a much lesser price. It's obviously a copy of the submariner however if you can get this watch anywhere sub $70 it's well worth the price. Lum leaves a bit to be desired however corners must be cut to reach the $50 prove range that this watch can be had at. Band isn't bad either, again price in mind. The watch feels quite substantial in weight given the size. Screw on crown feels as it should and the Seiko movement is always good and can be tuned by any shop given how many of them are out there. I would never dive with my watches or do more than give them a slight splash, however I would not be afraid to swim in this one and again, given the price if it fails you could replace it or have nearly anyone work on it. It's still ultimately early for a in depth review, but I doubt I'll have any issues from this watch.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 20, 2023 by AmandaLynn
Style: 5053
This is my fist purchase of an Invicta watch. I understand that most Invicta watches are made in China or Malaysia with some of the top tier watches made in Switzerland but that their movements are Japanese or Swiss. I generally do not go for the "huge" or "gaudy" look and do not need a chronograph, even though I admit some are really beautiful. However, when I saw the Invicta 5053 pro diver mechanical with the red and blue bezel and blue face with stainless steel band, I really found it to be a great looking watch. It really resembles the Rolex GMT Submariner "Pepsi" watch at a small fraction of the cost. What really sold me was that it has the Seiko 24 jewel NH35A movement which is very well rated. I received the watch within the expected time and was packaged well in "new" condition with all the associated protective covering, instruction manual, etc. The watch is beautiful and after a band adjustment fits and looks great. It is a heavy and solid feeling watch and appears well made and more expensive than it is. The watch keeps great time but is slightly less accurate than a quartz watch. Very pleased with my purchase and would recommend.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 11, 2022 by A. Gallo
Style: 5053
This is a great watch! Seriously though. It has great time keeping functionality, it looks amazing, and a wonderful addition to my watch collection. This is one i will wear more often than not, using my other watches for special occasions. I have absolutely no complaints whatsoever.
Reviewed in the United States on October 10, 2025 by Victoria Richards and Paul Richards
Style: 5053
Love my watch it’s really good watch for the price.
Reviewed in the United States on July 20, 2026 by smash your product.