Review on ⌚ Invicta Women's Pro Diver Stainless Steel Japanese-Quartz Watch Two-Tone Strap, Silver, 12 (Model: INVICTA-8942) for enhanced SEO by Ivan Heyden

If you are concerned about the small size of this watch. Continue reading. I just got this watch and still love it and it looks amazing! As for the fact that the watch is small. I was a bit concerned when several reviews described it as "amazingly small", "wouldn't have bought it if I knew it was going to be that small" and worst of all "slim". Okay, well, I'm NOT a hearty person, and that bothered me a lot. One reviewer described himself as a "rough and tough" person. I think that describes me. At least I'm rough and strict with the watch. That's why I don't wear fancy clothes. If I wore anything "fine" - a necklace, a watch, a bracelet, a ring - it would all go bad in just one day. Simply because I'm an individual, athlete, etc. and physically working outdoors. Let's just say I ripped both leather and metal bracelets simply by bending my wrist. OK. So I'm not tall, but I'm not short either. I wear women's clothes, but not really fragile ones. This watch is slightly smaller than my unisex watch that I wear to work (physical work). It's not "tender" or "incredibly small". This is just the average size of a women's watch, if not slightly larger than a regular women's watch. Smaller or the same size as a unisex watch, about half the size of a men's watch. As I said I was very concerned by the claims made in the reviews and now that I have received the watch I am happy to say that it is perfect. Some reviewers stated that the date is too small and difficult to read. There is a magnifying glass on the dial above the date, which makes the date perfectly legible. The bracelet with attached watch fits a 7.5" wrist, not much larger than that. The links are easily removed for adjustment. If you need more precise adjustments, you can move the pins on the clasp up or down to lengthen or shorten the bracelet - but if you like a big, chunky, chunky men's watch with a big, huge face on your hand, then then you won't like this watch. I'll add that I'm not a diver and while I plan to use a rotating bezel I think if you're in a situation where you have a lot of gear in the water etc you might find a smaller dial/bezel difficult to manipulate. When you are in the water and/or moving, the dial can also be difficult to read. Therefore, divers might find it small. This is the perfect size for everyday use or work.