The Invicta 6621 II Chronograph stainless steel collection, Blue Dial Watch and all Invicta men's watches are of great importance. People love them. They are trendy and popular. This particular model, however, has one function that you should be aware of before buying.
This watch has a bold stainless steel case and a stylish band, so this is definitely a watch with an attitude. He looks good on the wrist of any guy.
The watch has a deep cobalt blue dial, limited by an elegant tachometer. The dial has hour indicators in bright white Arabic numerals, as well as minute stroke markers. The face also has sub-dials with 60-second, 30-minute and daily functions. Arrows luminesce. The watch has a date window, and it is water resistant to 3320 feet.
All this is great, and the watch has another nice feature. It has a unidirectional segmented frame with engraved white numerals in increments of five minutes.
This frame is a problem you need to know about.
The frame in some of the 6621 watches is slightly offset. They may be halfway there. The frame also loses a bit; there is a game in it.
I noticed in reading reviews about watches that some users have problems with this. Others believe that this is an insignificant thing that does not detract from the value of watches in general. That's what my husband thinks about it. He loves this watch.
When I gave it to him, he thought that he spent much more than me, and he was concerned about it. But when I told him that I spent, he was delighted. The problem with the frame, he said, would be a problem only for serious perfectionists. For him, it does not matter, and the hours of other functions make it great.
The watch looks great. It's great. And where I bought it, you get a four-year extension of the warranty Invicta 6621. Who cares about the small frame.
