Invicta Watches Are A SCAM Against Poor People

[@MidWestAbeats]

A watch is meant to be worn not to be kept on a shelf for a profit

[@AccentBwoy]

Exactly

[@codyarb]

Best comment 👍🏻

[@Mark-OutWest]

Try to convince all those weird people that collect funko pops of the same concept. Jeeze they keep them in their perfect boxes thinking they're going to get rich off this junk some day.

[@OfficialChikezie]

Depends on what you mean by “meant to.” Subjective. Because Rolex KNOWS that a good percentage of their watches will never be worn. Patek Phillipe knows this as well. Casio has no such assumption. So if a watch was made knowing that it very well may be in a display case and traded because they know it will hold it’s value better than a car or most other large investments, can we say that it is “meant” to be worn?

[@leejanz10]

This is a watch trading channel obviously value is the main topic here and not about wearing your watch

[@McZachary44]

Speaking on behalf of the poor: no poor person is going to spend 500 or more on a watch. I got a pro diver for 25 bucks, and I don’t plan on selling it ever

[@pokeraddict]

I will spent like 5K but it has to hold its value

[@zakattack4274]

im not poor and wont spend 500 on a watch

[@gdjaybee742]

We poor has to stick together against oppression from watch snobs.

[@richbrake9910]

I got an automatic new pro diver for $45...great watch. I also have Omegas and a Rolex. Don't plan on selling any of them. In general terms, the video does offers good information for those who do not already think this way.

[@SaikuTenkai]

@@richbrake9910 where did you buy?

[@eastender74]

If your flipping watches then yes what you are saying is true. If your actually going to enjoy the watch then the value is up to you.

[@FederalTracks]

NAH....FU... HIM AND ALL HIS VIDS LOL THAT SIMPLE!!!

[@rodschermerhorn6996]

Yup

[@PopeJohnBeatoIV]

Amen.

[@ArgonianJesus]

I bought my Invicta for 60 bucks and it was mistaken twice this week for a Rolex. Don't get me wrong I corrected them immediately, but I think a bigger mistake is buying a smart watch.

[@jamesdep8128]

Word thank you

[@tyrone8882]

Amen....a plastic watch 700 dollars... a waste

[@ccsrey14]

I bought my apple watch series 7 45mm for $270 used. It helps me with work so I think it was worth it in my case.

[@latetodagame1892]

Are you saying smart watches are dumb?

[@desperado1092]

Smart watch like the Apple Watch works great for my wife she’s is fitness, not for me I do construction always going by the time so an automatic or quartz is the way to go

[@SilverBackELTorro]

Getting an economics class form someone who sells watches for a living 😂 😂😂

[@loay1231]

not sure what's funny lol, watch/jewelry trading has been a business for years lol

[@jaybruno3571]

I know right, worth millions lol😅

[@rickproductions9497]

Those “watches” are worth thousands of dollars per piece, i feel like you are offended

[@jaybruno3571]

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[@tiffanymcmichael145]

My question is who is paying $500+ for an Invicta? The only Invicta really worth buying is the Pro Diver and that will cost you like $60 for decent construction/homage design, nice movement, some OK lume, and decent water performance. And it will last for quite a while. You can bang it up and wear it out and not be afraid of getting robbed for it. Get tired of it after a few years? Who cares about it reselling since you spent $60? It's probably cheaper to throw away and buy a new one than get it serviced! I bet you can get at least $30 if you do want to resell it. Or even just give it away to a kid with a budding watch interest. It's a great deal on a disposable item.

[@antoniogrimes9346]

My sentiments exactly

[@michaels8607]

Exactly...He is insane and out of his damn mind. Next,who guys and sells watches? NO ONE I know. MOST men do not even wear watches anymore,and if they do,they buy and KEEP them.

[@hugostiglitz6398]

I own 1 Invicta. The Pepsi Pro Diver for $60. It works great, I don't have to worry about beating it up. Excellent Watches.

[@johncarter6238]

agree. you are 10x better off buying an undervalued invicta. than a rolex overestimated in price. 25,000 for a damn steel watch

[@Phoenix_cataclysm_in_2040]

"Cheaper to throw away than resell". You mean absolute zero vs at least some amount of money and second lease of life and some joy for a new owner? 🤔

[@mortgagemartin3987]

I have had my invicta since 2012 and i have never once had anything go wrong with it even after not wearing for over one year, I simply give it a shake and I am good to go the movement works

[@moneymike4787]

Same here my automatic pro diver is just fine I’ve had it for 5 years no issues no nothing they are great watches just they don’t have a value like Rolex so people who sell watches hate on them because there is no true profit to be made

[@alberto4509]

​@@moneymike4787 invicta usually rock Seiko movement so its a nice one, i dont get the hate invicta gets, its like comparing Toyota with Ferrari

[@jacobmeleciox8707]

Facts

[@rodschermerhorn6996]

Yup

[@vonobi]

Tell him again❤. I started my watch journey with Invicta abt 5 of them, all Automatic movement. They all still work even though i don't wear them. They are important to me cos i started my collection with them before going seiko citizen orient Hamilton westend etc. I have over 35 watches now with average price of 600 each. I am actually looking up one Invicta in the 1000s to add to my collection now. People can hate all they want but Invicta is not a bad watch.

[@pojo9925]

I own several Invictas, all of which I enjoy owning. I also own two homes and three cars which I might not have if I was to spend five or six figures for a watch. I can’t see where I am suffering financially because I own Invictas.

[@PeterErikson-rd5tj]

well said

[@saika216]

I believe the original point was about buying watches to flip/trade, but his delivery heavily revolved around financial status and comparing Invicta to other brands

[@MVK_GS]

There are a lot of high-quality watches that eclipse Invicta's current gaudy oversized clown watches and will set you back less than $500 USD. In fact, over time, many Invicta watch "collectors" (hoarders) end up spending tens of thousands of dollars buying trash Invicta watches when they could just spend a couple of thousand and buy a quality luxury watch (no, does not have to be a $12k Rolex) once and it will last them a lifetime. It is actually cheaper in the end. Ever wonder why Invicta always exaggerates their MSRP to then "discount" their watches by like 50 to 75 percent? It is because they understand their consumer demographic very well, and they know that their repeat consumers will always think they are getting a great deal. Now, turn the clock back to 2007, and those Invictas, for the most part, were a much better design and quality.

[@angelgonzalez9614]

That's his sales pitch. You want to think rich? Buy my watch.😂.

[@robertdeland3390]

You are so right. He's insulting us with his talk that we don't understand money. Like you, I enjoy my new $64 invicta. $500 really? No. $64, replace after 12 or 15 years, no service required. As to wealth, I'm not going to get into a pissing contest with that snob.

[@jamesdep8128]

I love Invicta watches, and I am not poor.

[@andyvankerkhove6902]

yep... same here...have a few Invicta in my collection

[@juniormichelesperant6372]

Same here i got four invicta watches and they keep perfect time

[@tywanjackson2320]

I have 15 invicta watches. The internet and social media are the new. This is your brain on drugs . Life wasn't designed for everyone to be rich, cornball.

[@alanroberts6918]

Yes thank you

[@tywanjackson2320]

@alanroberts691 I have over 15 invicta watches.

[@stevenikazy2943]

"Poor people" don't need watches because they have smart phones.

[@jamesdep8128]

Bought by the man via Covid money. Respect

[@Mark-OutWest]

@@jamesdep8128 Most likely bought with their free welfare money.

[@MrBbbruins8]

Yes govt phone's,

[@stevenc8140]

THEN….can they tell time?

[@bracedgod4505]

Androids

[@sleeplessingc]

I like Invicta's. I own five. I don't want to sell them. I want to wear them. As the video goes on it seems less and less about invicta watches and more about hating on poor people and the bad decisions we make... WE make.. this dude is a watch snob. I like invicta and I'll continue to buy and wear them.

[@Donnybrook10]

He's a slimebag gray market flipper...these guys make lawyers and used car salesmen look like choirboys.

[@GlennGrenadineGaming]

Came to learn about invicta as a company and this guy just dissed poor people for like 10 minutes 😂😂😂😂 he only said like 2 things about invicta and said them like 4 times each 💀💀🤣🤣🤣

[@mr.greenwi3177]

typical rolex owner

[@andyboyd126]

​@@mr.greenwi3177he probably buys fake Rolex watches. The guy is a joke. Most people who boast about wealth are skint or in debt.

[@losanti555]

If you click on the link in the description this guys trying to sell his ‘$997’ course for $297, ironically using the same marketing ‘scam’ tactics as invicta. 😂.

[@greendilldoz71]

😂

[@juniormichelesperant6372]

Lmfao

[@therealcountrybumpkin]

Just left a comment like this. Dudes wack af.

[@SnkHetz]

Wtf ahahahah

[@papilevi1108]

My Invicta tourbillons get too many compliments, as I buy them only for myself because I love them, as all watches should be, not everyone is rich, and Invicta has brought great quality. No matter where I go, I get stopped with my tourbillon bolt Zeus, who cares if a watch loses its value , true value from watches should not be measured by money

[@Ahhh1]

Exactly. He calls this channel an academy but the things he says are superficial😔 people should stop doing “believe me im rich” videos tbh

[@cebruthius]

You're not getting compliments for the watch, but for your massive balls for going out with that thing

[@papilevi1108]

@@cebruthius lmao! I’m dead , could be I get just as much hate comments in person as I do good comments, I love the watch tho I get told a lot that I stole a wall clock or one arm is dragging lower than the other 😂

[@carlcarter3478]

This guy is weird

[@michaels8607]

It's called totally insane and full of shi...

[@corvanhoute8072]

yeah, because a watch is a bad investment. Also a car.

[@noidbusta1]

i have a rolex, but not everyone can afford one. a lot of those invicta watches look pretty sweet. looking at several that i want, but just because its a nice looking watch, not trying to get rich off of it

[@car5car5]

Rolex is junk, throw it away and buy Invicta!!

[@noidbusta1]

@@car5car5 not throwing my rolex away but i do own an invicta lol

[@JeremyRhyner]

Been looking at this one - 35396. Pretty sweet.

[@JeremyRhyner]

Even watch snobs have beater watches.

[@jangofet3756]

I wear a watch every day… And a few years ago I wanted to try out my first automatic. So of course I went with the dirt cheap Invicta and have never looked back. I can scratch it, and not worry about it. I could lose it and just buy another one, but most of all, I enjoy it.

[@tuber6382]

Imagine buying a candle for $1000. In the modern era we light our homes with LED bulbs but imagine buying a candle for $1000. This is like buying a luxury mechanical watch that you don't even use to tell time because you have quartz watches for that. Luxury mechanical watches are the real scam on the wealthy

[@AvroBellow]

Well, yes and no. Mechanical watches are a bit of an art form at a high enough level. I agree that Rolex and Omega are scams but watches like Patek Philippe and A.Lange & Sohne would definitely qualify as mechanical art. Also, sure, mechanical watches aren't as accurate as quartz watches but watch nerds always love a reason to have to fiddle with their watches and so setting the time weekly scratches that itch. I also have to admit, from my own experience, that watching a ticking second hand is kinda "meh" but watching a sweeping second hand can be mesmerising.

[@JustinCruzLeduc]

Man you said it perfectly

[@REDVETTExxx]

Nah.. watches are the only jewelry a real man can wear. So let ud enjoy our watches, cheap or expensive, i have them all. Love them all.

[@DFlemming]

I own an Invicta Pro diver and it sits in the same watch case as my 12 grand Rolex Submariner. This guy has a lot to learn in life.

[@SteveTalamantes]

Love my Invicta Watch....Keeps time just as well as your Rolex...and I dont care if i get a scratch....lol

[@juniormichelesperant6372]

Right? ..same here i own 4 invictas my favorite is the model 6621 and it keeps perfect time

[@johnpagnotta8608]

My man, judging by the comments on here it looks like you been schooled. And if you think Invicta watches are not of good value, I have to question how much you know about watches yourself. People are not buying Invicta watches to resell, their buying them because even watch snobs like yourself admit their a great watch for the money. What most watch snobs don’t like about the Invictas is some of their over the top giant styles, people might not like the style, but they have to admit their are are great watch for the money. And besides, Invicta does make plenty of less in your face style watches. It’s not a poor people’s watch, it a watch for people who know good value when they see it, unlike yourself.

[@tyrone8882]

This guys a jagg-off !!!

[@mansman9961]

You are wrong!!! I have invicta for 18months now, I wear it always even I take shower to test its durability and it is still working good!

[@TheSiliconeslick]

Nobody is paying $500 for an Invicta. All Invictas I have seen are 150 and under. I rarely see an Invicta over a 100. Nobody is buying an Invicta as an investment, this video is partially irrelevant.

[@hercules4130ify]

I own at least 12 invicta watches. I also own some higher end watches as well. Not to mention a bunch of Casio g shocks I'm far from poor, and don't feel the need to only were 2000 dollar plus watched on a daily basis. For what they are, the invicta pro diver line is actually a decent watch for the price. That's primarily the invicta collection I buy. They look like my Rolex and often get mistaken for one. They are good looking durable watches that I don't have to worry about.

[@yohanathetraveler]

I own 30 Invicitas watches and love most of them. a few issues with a couple of them but, I could simply go to the store and they will fix it I'm sure. My out-of-pocket for 30 watches, 2 watch cases, and 2 Tumblr cups is about $2500. When I buy them I usually purchase buy 2 get 4 free, with that deal I'm able to figure out they on average are costing me about $80 - $100. Imma stick with Invicta.

[@icycaribe]

Me too. But Breightling makes a 24 hour watch so I couldn't resist that. I say buy what you like. My Invictas get way more compliments than my Breightling but I understand the value behind both.

[@clintcowan9424]

Sweet.

[@Riedie]

Not everyone is buying a watch to resell it later.

[@HHH-ye1ro]

I own my Invictas to wear them and have others compliment me and enjoy them.

[@albclean]

I like, invicta watches, they're are very practical and useful. A Rolex is not practical and I can buy a car for the price of a Rolex, which is pissing money away.

[@shawnanthony8230]

Invicta are beast watches love them.

[@AccentBwoy]

True

[@johnbetsey1983]

I think people take wearing a watch to the head.. it’s literally something to where to tell time! It doesnt have to cost millions to wear a watch! As long as it works and keeps time.. thats its purpose!

[@AccentBwoy]

Completely agree with u. These fools dnt understand that every watch tell the same time

[@queenb1tch4108]

True story 🫡

[@clintcowan9424]

I like the story of watches throughout history. What was once the realm of kings is now nothing ❤

[@laverneleah]

What is wrong with wearing watches as an accessory to an outfit. We give watches to retired people, graduates, etc. Throughout history, watches were not just used 'to tell time'.

[@laverneleah]

Sometimes, they were used to mark special occasions and events in time. Sometimes, they were used to reflect wealth and rank.

[@dagheight501]

Buy invictas to wear daily and buy Rolex to keep in the case for months to a year to resell. Sounds like a good plan ti me

[@americandude3825]

I bought one invicta reserve about five years ago. Freakin love it. Paid $500 on a cruise with my wife. It was more of a keepsake than anything. I wear it on occasion and it reminds me of our time on our cruise. I am not infatuated with them or any watch but I had to have this one. Love it. Good video!

[@dlk3r]

Same, I've started buying a cool Invicta Watch everytime I go on a royal caribbean cruise. There is usually 1 day that the watches are 75% off. Usally can get a watch for less that $200. Nice memory/keepsake of that individual cruise.

[@americandude3825]

@@dlk3r yup. Royal Caribbean has great cruises.

[@vickysteven6211]

This dude’s advice is that if you’re “poor” you shouldn’t buy a watch you like and can afford and instead hope you can get a more expensive watch that because you’re “poor” you cannot afford. This video is directed to people that can afford to flip high end watches not regular class people.

[@re8746]

I like all three of my Invicta watches.

[@roshanmali89]

Invictas are a conversation piece...there's designs are so unique and awesome. I own about 8. I don't own as an investment or to resell but to stand out in a crowd.

[@chadczternastek]

Wow do I ever disagree. And to throw in the whole "poor" thing is just you taking a short-cut to thinking. I like the two Invicta watches I got. I usually like my Seiko but use some of the Invicta as they are sharp looking and are to me a good watch.

[@michaelnicholas2417]

Agreed. The author of this post is rich in condescension but poor at writing an informative article.

[@zakattack4274]

i love my invictas cant change my mind ive had a pro diver since 2007 still runs and keeps perfect time

[@seandees9432]

The Rolex that was bought in an inflated market at $40k has dropped to half the value today not such a good investment just pissing money away

[@BrianBallars]

Exactly 😂😂😂😂

[@anthonymontoya1537]

Dude life short enjoy your time no pun intended some of us buy invictas because we like the design not everything is about money

[@denimchicken887]

you ain't tate bro stop trying to act like a Chad and flexing.

[@tibbysteve]

I love invictas. They are strong and very accurate. I have been wearing. An pro diver automatic. Since 2006. And they are water proof. And hold great time. And get compliments all the time. Cause. At a glance looks like an Rolex. Submariner. 😂❤

[@salthart57]

I stopped this video at the 2:54 mark, to simply scroll down and see what the general consensus was of us "poor" peons. Thank you all for saving me 8'11" of my life. Invicta watches are not a "SCAM". They are simply affordable watches of decent quality that with a modicum of care, will last you for many years. Only clicked on this video in the first place because I just purchased an Invicta and was baited by the title. I know better.

[@Century_Road_Official]

Facts! This was just a weird take overall and felt like someone trying to “flex” their wealth. But who knows how much this guy makes, etc. But I certainly don’t care. If folks are looking to flip items, cool, do what you do. If you like Invicta, G-Shock, Fossil, Rolex, A&P, crack on. But what you like. I have a career as a Director of Staff Development and Education to pay my bills, not flipping products. I have 7 Invicta watches and 100% of the time they are talking points out in public, and I enjoy them. Guess I’m poor? 🤷🏻‍♂️😂

[@leedownes]

Trouble here is not everybody who is in to watches buys to sell,if you are in that particular catagory i would think it highly unlikely that buying an Invicta would even cross your mind.....i think they represent excellent value for money,based on this i find this video highly strange and confused

[@user-gr5to4ef8e]

Facts

[@J7UK]

i feel like watch experts are experts in all the wrong areas, more of an ego flex than legitimate expertise

[@antoniogrimes9346]

I want to first say that I disagree with you to the nth degree. I want to know what Invicta watch you purchased for $500 that's only worth $100? The Invicta pro diver automatic movement with the Seiko NH35A, mineral glass, rotating bezel, and solid 316L steel is under $100. Any comparable watch will be several times more than that. I think that you are severely misinformed. Which allows me to believe your intentions are nefarious. Being less fortunate is not a state of mind or thinking. It is a reality of life. Asking a person who buy a home who cannot afford the down payment or the mortgage is unrealistic. Having a person to purchase a Rolex or invest in one who do not have the money for a Rolex or the investment is not reasonable by any stretch of the imagination.

[@michaels8607]

That content is soooooo stoopid and insane,I thought I was being punked,and he would yell.'just kidding' at the end.Imagine telling someone to buy watches in 2022 to make money,in an age where you can get a FREE desktop on Craigslist or some company changing to new computers,learning Cisco/Python/Excel/Azure/365 for FREE,and then get certified. There's a computer school in NYC that's a certified 10 week program and it's FREE. Then you take certifications or just stop there and fix/build computers and make a LOT of money. They even GIVE you a desktop you built when you're done.You can get FREE financial planning FACTS from major banks and the IRS,and NONE of them will ever suggest buying and selling watches..What's next,if you flap your arms fast enough you will fly?

[@antoniogrimes9346]

@@michaels8607 exactly

[@michaels8607]

@@antoniogrimes9346 He is some bozo running a scam,con artist..Get rich quick scammer. He even admitted he has been back and forth being rick/poor. HUH????What does that meanand if that's true,why the heck would I listen to you?So you say out one side of your face that poor people have bad buying habits,so where did YOUR money go?

[@johncarter6238]

So agree. you are 10x better off buying an undervalued invicta. than a rolex overestimated in price. 25,000 for a damn steel watch

[@michaels8607]

@@johncarter6238 No sane person buys a $25,000 watch unless his home is paid off,his cars are paid off,his children's education is paid, and he has at least $10,000/month surplus. It's a watch,and if he wears it.daily like I wear my SeaHunter, it will not hold the same resale value as wearing it every once in a while. At the end of the day like you said,it's a stainless steel watch.

[@davidpantoja676]

Scam is Rolex, Richard Mille and such A watch tells time. Good you can afford what in your opinion is a better deal. Don't understand snobs, buy what you like and afford.

[@williamwong3379]

Huh.... how does a watch keep you poor? Invicta watches are not investments. This video is ridiculous 🙄. Invicta watches cost $100 $150 bucks. What type of ROI are you actually expecting??

[@TomDingleby]

Where do you have the prices from? The whole point in Invictas is you get decent quality cheaply below $100. The Pro Diver and Grand Diver beat others at that price point and have an ok Seiko movement. The punch above their price point not below.

[@vonobi]

I started my watch journey with Invicta abt 5 of them, all Automatic movement. They all still work even though i don't wear them. They are important to me cos i started my collection with them before going seiko citizen orient Hamilton westend etc. I have over 35 watches now with average price of 600 each. I am actually looking up one Invicta in the 1000s to add to my collection now. People can hate all they want but Invicta is not a bad watch. Before i can ever spend above 10k $ on a watch like rollie etc, i must be worth over a million dollars in security investments

[@joeybrownmedia]

I’ve never experienced the rich life but, I really hope I never see a watch as an investment I expect an ROI on. Rich or poor, materialism is BS.

[@thepenultimateninja5797]

Invictas aren't a 'scam', they are just not investment pieces, and nobody is pretending otherwise. It's a $100 watch. Not everything you buy has to be an investment. I wear an 8926OB which I originally bought as a 'stunt double' for my Submariner. I now wear it all the time except on special occasions, since my Sub has increased in value a great deal since I bought it. Bizarrely, it is by far the most accurate watch I own, though the credit for that really goes to the Seiko movement, not Invicta themselves.

[@skipperdelcara5910]

“Don’t buy this cheap watch that does its job well it’s a scam! Buy my $1500 course instead” Lmao at least this guy is scamming rich people instead of ‘poor people’

[@allanholder1018]

I understand what he is saying and yes, he is quite correct in saying that spending a lot of $$ on Invictas and most other watch brands is NOT an investment, but a waste of $$. Quite true. However, if you are just buying a few watches because you like them and don't spend too much (under $350 USD per watch), then it is ok. If you buy 50 watches or more, then you are truly wasting your $$. Actually, ALL watches lose value over time unless you own a Rolex and your name is Paul Newman (his watch auctioned for $15 million). By the way, an 18K gold Rolex Day/Date model may set you back $35000 USD, but actually has under $10 000 USD worth of gold in it. Happy shopping!🙂

[@GonnaRunAmuck]

I bought both of my Pro Divers knowing what I was buying. I wanted a good, cheap automatic watch.

[@BOSANCERO-ARBIH]

Invictas are great. I have couple of them. Love em

[@johncarter6238]

agree. you are 10x better off buying an undervalued invicta. than a rolex overestimated in price. 25,000 for a damn steel watch

[@fidellytle5838]

I did not purchase a Invicta for resale value. I purchase it because it is Judy, large and slightly. I purchase a Bulova Watch for dress up!

[@SnkHetz]

Typical scammer trying to bully people with cheap bs, you are worth less than the cheapest Invicta 52mm rolex homage

[@seandees9432]

The Rolex market took a price nose dive and this guy would leave you to believe that prices will continue to go up but clearly thats not the case now

[@sandysamuel9370]

Buy what you like; and enjoy your watches regardless of brand and cost. Life is a blink in time.

[@GhostBravo0890]

Invicta is a "real" watch genius ,and not all people buy watches to sell them so stop trying to trash Invicta just because you dont like them 🛡️⚔️

[@eh235]

Can't find an Invicta watch on their website for four or five hundred. My cheap Invicta watch (39$) has a Swiss quartz movement and is 14 years old. My SWI $4K watch doesn't keep as good time. I like high end watches and they are an investment but they are a waste of money to just keep time.

[@ibanezmnm]

Well, I know people wearing Invictas and they absolutely love them. Cheap, nice movements and a lot of choose. Look more expensive than they are. I don’t have one but I can disagree with you

[@mrdgenerate]

And Rolex is a scam against rich people... I love that the comments are all flaming this dork.

[@icycaribe]

I bought 12 Invictas over time. Capped with a 6765 Reserve Collection midel for $400. I also ha e a used Breightling Avenger. I buy what i like 👍🏾

[@illuminati_Bal]

I got plenty of invictas and i never had anything go bad i love my collection of invicta watches

[@coffenback]

Love invicta watches!!!! Several automatics and built really well

[@shawnglover2829]

Invicta watches are regular watches for regular people who are not into high end trading DUH

[@mcirone]

NOBODY is spending $500 on an invicta. I’m not poor but I know invicta isn’t a watch people trade because it’s just a beater. The pro diver w/decent specs and can be found for $45-$100 containing a $35 Seiko movement. Your concept/theory of poverty might have applied to you, but it becomes less relevant as millions of millennials/Gen Z are highly educated with tons of student debt. Standard tropes re:poverty can’t always apply to these types. When using the car loan/monthly payment example, I think it’s more fair to look at these people as under or uneducated in financial literacy. These fundamentals aren’t properly taught in schools, imo. I don’t think you’re properly factoring in opportunity cost. Your concept only fully applies to the specific trading plan.

[@SgtHenick]

I think they have their place. My wife wanted to test out a men's size sport watch so I got her an Invicta pro diver and she loved it so now we can get her something a little nicer. I also use Invicta for my seven-year-old son, I can buy a woman's stainless steel diver and it gives him a totally legit looking watch that's not covered in cartoon logos but won't make you cry if he loses it or scratches it.

[@andyvankerkhove6902]

not trash at all.... just fitting the budget of people who want a nice watch and can not afford your ridiculous expensive watches... but... you cant make money on these... so you hate them dont you ? And who are you to represent poor people.... ? problem with people with money... they know better what poor people should buy

[@jacobmcmahan109]

How dare a watch company make affordable luxurious watches For people who can't afford Extremely overpriced rolexes meant for people with way too much money and disposable income

[@WatchTradingAcademy]

Nothing luxurious about Invictas. That's the point.

[@rlove380ify]

@@WatchTradingAcademyyou’re extremely judgmental, horrible look

[@christopherknight7166]

You fail to realize that people who truly love watches do not care about trading… this watch market can crash at any moment and you will lose a shit ton a money… be careful with your words

[@allanpatrickp3ck214]

Make sense you’re saying..but I’d rather have my $79 watch in my wrist while working in an oil rig rather than my Hublot 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@teaandcoffee559]

I got mine invicta pro diver model 14340 pretty decent watch. Looks elegant and i can wear it with a suit or jeans or even sport variants.

[@eligarcia215]

The question here should be why would anyone want to spend a fortune on a wristwatch when there are other investments far greater than that? I buy a watch to tell time, not to have it on a pedestal. Invicta is a better value because you get the style, the reliability, great movements and fit & finish and you can wear them everyday. Flip houses not watches.

[@redbishop71]

A watch that you used every second, of every minute, of every hour, of every day, of every week, of every month, of every year, of you life, no matter if it’s cheap, it’s your truly valued watch.

[@johngriebel6923]

I've had three $50 invicta submariners for over 15 years with severe wear...all three operate flawlessly...bizarrely inacurrate video here...

[@ManofSteel216OC]

I’m buying my invicta to wear it, not to invest in it for the future. I’m not paying $3000 for a watch. I rather have 20 invicta watches .

[@jerrellrudolphs..5546]

Wierd i can go buy a rolex in my mall at a rolex store

[@Ziduche]

How about a watch to check what time is it? Is that for poor or for rich?

[@joeydadad]

4 yr old- "Can you buy me that cookie monster toy?" Dad- "No, because the value won't go up over time."

[@fantomka4044]

rolex and invicta have the price of the material used to produce the watch almost the same... the only difference is that the name rolex costs 100 times more than the name invicta, and realistically rolex is not a better watch

[@arthurflax1505]

Silly. Invicta has a gazillion watch offerings, so there is something for everyone. I particularly like the automatic "skeletons" because I enjoy watching the mechanics churn. I paid 60 bucks for one and nearly 200 for another, which I really liked. They are unique. And the $200 one, I've had for years.. Rolex watches look like appliances to me. I wouldn't buy one if I could afford one. I did have a Invicta doppelganger once, but it was so ugly I lost it on purpose. I couldn't do that with a real Rolex unless I was filthy rich. Even if I could afford a fine watch, why would I wear $10,000 on my wrist when I could use that money to buy stocks, bonds, real estate, crypto or any of a multitude of equities that have a better chance of appreciating. Wearing an expensive watch just exposes it to damage and likely depreciation. Oh, but I could keep it in a drawer. Yes I could. But then I couldn't keep time and or even - when talking Rolex - enjoy its plain Amish design. Apologies to the Amish. It doesn't make me stupid to wear something that looks great, performs a useful function and costs almost nothing. When my Invicta breaks - and some of mine do - I'll buy another one. Trading watches won't make me rich. There are better ways to create wealth. And again, apologies to Rolex owners real or imagined. I just don't fancy them so it would be foolish for me to buy (another) watch that I don't enjoy. But everyone has a preference.

[@vanveenmatt]

See the thing is, in reality, people aren't rich. Someone has to do the less desirable jobs that rich people don't want to do. Society runs on normal blue collar workers. People serving your coffee in the morning can't go out and buy Rolexes. These are the watches for them. We would all love to buy watches that hold their value and can be an investment instead of something you throw away in 5 years.

[@135ipocketrocket2]

Wow, this guy got burnt down with all of the Invicta love, hilarious! He sure doesn't understand the brand, lol, no one is paying Invicta's hilarious MSRP's, and most buy to wear and enjoy, not to sell. And buying watches as an investment is never recommended, this guy sells his "get rich flipping watches" scheme, so that's typical of people who actually make money by selling an idea, more than the idea itself. And he quotes Wolf of Wall Street?! Not a good sign.

[@skipperdelcara5910]

Yeah he probably earns more selling these bs scam courses than he ever has flipping watches

[@135ipocketrocket2]

@@skipperdelcara5910 Especially since I see it costs a thousand dollars for a "membership" and actual program reviews are not at all good (no surprise).

[@patnarciso35]

My favorite watch is the Grand Diver. It’s my work watch, and it takes a friggin beating

[@smoove314]

No one needs a watch anymore. They're just for funzies now. Nobody cares what kind of watch you wear and if someone does I don't want to be friends with them. Puts off small unit energy.

[@ravonanderson3488]

I own 3 Invicta watches. I got my 1st one at 27. I’m 45. Used the warranty on all 3. No issues whatsoever. I love all 3 watches. Watches are made to worn, not sit in a box on a shelf.

[@MrLion64]

Hey dude, all a watch is, the case which Invicta CNC machines theirs out of solid stainless, and the movement which they buy from swiss or other makers. The case can be of precious metals or carbon fiber making cost go up, but that's all a watch is. Normal folks don't buy watches for profit, they buy them to wear

[@hebersandoval6485]

I’ll never spend over a $100 for a watch , to me is all about aesthetic value and fashion.

[@dr.victorstrange6848]

This is a guy who is loosing money by Invicta and is trying to convince people that spending more $$ means you get more...95 Invictas later the only watch I ever had issues with was a $1500 watch I once owned and thank God sold!!! $$ money mo problems...

[@transportman3498]

Your talking a lot of nonsense. I own Rolexes. Breitling, Movado and Invictas. I'm pretty well off. Truth be told is that my Invictas actually look nicer than all the high end watches. You buy Invicta because you love the designs. I only buy the Swiss made Invictas. I don't buy them to make money. Your argument is nonsense

[@miguelbravo1931]

my daughter gave me an invicta watch for christmas [darth vader watch] few years back, still working no issues and thank GOD we are not poor but we are not rich either, but i love it and wear it often and don't feel ashamed for something that my daughter gave me i treasure it !!!!

[@FlorinC1984]

So lets do this comparison: a crappy Seiko 5 with a 7s26 and a horrible bracelet (worse than wht you get for an automatic Q&Q, which is USD50) is at least USD 130; for that amount (or under USD 100, if you are lucky), you can get a Pro Diver from invicta with a better Seiko movement, better water resistance, tougher case, rotating bezel and a unquestionably superior bracelet. I am no Watch Trading Academy alumni, but I will take the Invicta any day of the week.

[@MrMint-ov5ez]

I love Invicta....super good quality for minimal prices!!! A real bad brand is Fossil....

[@michaela6147]

What a ridiculous title and zero proof. No one is forced to do anything for starters.

[@vikashraju]

The reason I buy watches is because it looks good on me, it shows the time, is water resistant and should be able to face the test of time. And I look for a mainstream or luxury brand only because because of the proven quality and high standard of parts. Regardless of how much it costs. I wouldn't buy a watch, hoping to go broke so that i can sell it or trade it in for a new one. If your theory is correct , people wont collect watches mate.

[@jcru40]

Invicta are great for price , have several for years !!!!

[@safetcucaj385]

That's like saying oh, that $ 400 painting you bought from an unknown starving artist which you enjoy in your home and all your guest enjoy as well is garbage..... Throw it in the garbage and come to my art gallery and let me show you how to do business in art.

[@MrSecurity1]

My first watch was Invictus. It's stylish. It looks like a high-end luxury watch and gets a lot of looks, and i got it on sale at walmart for about 25 dollars. The original msrp was over 110.

[@140moorest]

I’ve been wearing Invicta watches since 2003 and have never bought one for $500 and none of them have ever failed. A person living beyond their means applies to everything. An Invicta is a great watch at an affordable price!