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you guys seem to know about the subaqua watches. I like some of them, but also heard there were some crown and movement problems with the 7751. which of the subaquas are more rliable. the 7750, or the 2824? should I look at he earlier ones or look at the new vrsions?
I own 7 invictas and if i where you id save my money and get a Hamilton
or other entry level swiss watch. Every Invicta i own is a disappointment,
maybe their reserve collection is better quality wise but i myself wouldnt chance it
I have to agree with deno. invicta doesn't do a very good job of making "high end" watches which is what the SA line attempts to be. You funds are better spent of a better brand as was susggested in your other thread. But if you have unlimited funds and cna buy willy-nilly and don't mind flipping those you don't like, why not give it a shot? I wouln't suggest it though as they don't do so well on the seconday market.
All 3 of those movements are fine. Just depends on how well the watch is put together and if the watch company will take care of any issues that arise from manufacturing. Which over the past few years Invicta seems to be having allot of problems with the CS department. :? Some of the older stuff though is rather nice. ;)
