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Invicta 17501 Features
Brand:Invicta
Model:17501
Gender:Men's
Movement:Quartz
Engine:Caliber: Z60
Dial Type:Analog
Dial Color:Black Mother of Pearl
Crystal:Flame Fusion
Hands:Gold-tone
Second Markers:Minute Markers. Tachymeter around the outer rim
Luminiscence:Hands and Markers
Band Type:Bracelet
Band Material:18kt Gold-plated Stainless Steel
Band Length:7.85 inches
Band Width:24 mm
Clasp:Fold Over with Safety Release
Case Size:47 mm
Case Material:18kt Gold-plated Stainless Steel
Crown:Screw Down
Case Shape:Round
Case Back:Solid
Bezel:Uni-directional Rotating 18kt Gold-plated
Water Resistance:500 meters / 1650 feet
Calendar:Date display between 4 and 5 o'clock positions
Functions:Chronograph, Tachymeter, Date, Day, Hour, Minute, Second
Features:Chronograph, Gold, Stainless Steel
Style:Casual Watches
Warranty:With Manufacturer's Guarantee
UPC Code:886678217052
Internal ID:IN17501
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Invicta 17501 The Related Reviews:
- I love this watch! It is beautiful! The sale price was just as beautiful!
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[Rating:(5 / 5 stars)] - Review by Kevin Dempsey United Kingdom Biddenden from Netherlands Purmerend
- Very well made nice for display in any decor. It would be nice to have this case for 10,12 or even 18 watches. As I add to my watch collection I would like to have them all in one case. I purchase this one on its look and reviews.
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[Rating:(3.5 / 5 stars)] - Review by Adrien S South Africa Worcester from Netherlands Purmerend
- Lovethe light blue mother of pearl face & royal blue outer ring - exactlywhat I was looking for - a waterof watch that can go to dinner -
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- Review by Karen Pompey Poland Krosno from Netherlands Purmerend
Invicta 17501 wrist watches news:
So...what's with the Day/Date?
I note that much discussion and pride is regarding the Daytona, GMT and Subs...not too much is expressed regarding the Presidential Oyster Perpetual Day/Date (which after, many years of wanting one, I finally bought mine this New Year).My watchbox shows my latest acquisition.Probably for the last 10-15 years I've admired the day/date, but choked on the price. I decided this new year to finally do it and make the purchase.I guess you youngsters consider the day/date to be an "old man's watch", but to me it is the epitome of what a Rolex is. With all that said, my readings within this forum has kindled an interest in the Daytona.I have the feeling that my next watch is going to be one (assuming my wife doesn't nix this grand idea!).Interestingly, I kinda hide the watch under my shirt sleeve. I am embarrased for onlookers to see such an outrageous display of affluence, I guess. But, for me personally, I get a thrill everytime I look at the watch. Saul
I note that much discussion and pride is regarding the Daytona, GMT and Subs...not too much is expressed regarding the Presidential Oyster Perpetual Day/Date (which after, many years of wanting one, I finally bought mine this New Year).My watchbox shows my latest acquisition.Probably for the last 10-15 years I've admired the day/date, but choked on the price. I decided this new year to finally do it and make the purchase.I guess you youngsters consider the day/date to be an "old man's watch", but to me it is the epitome of what a Rolex is. With all that said, my readings within this forum has kindled an interest in the Daytona.I have the feeling that my next watch is going to be one (assuming my wife doesn't nix this grand idea!).Interestingly, I kinda hide the watch under my shirt sleeve. I am embarrased for onlookers to see such an outrageous display of affluence, I guess. But, for me personally, I get a thrill everytime I look at the watch. Saul
Hamilton
Hello! I'm so glad I found this forum. Hopefully some can shed some light on this watch. It was given to my mother by my father in 1941. I was told it is a Hamilton but there's no name on the face. Any help would be very appreciated.Hamilton 001.jpgHamilton 002.jpg Thank you!
Hello! I'm so glad I found this forum. Hopefully some can shed some light on this watch. It was given to my mother by my father in 1941. I was told it is a Hamilton but there's no name on the face. Any help would be very appreciated.Hamilton 001.jpgHamilton 002.jpg Thank you!
Keystone / J Boss?
Noted this inside case back for a Whitney currently for sale at ebay.It set me wondering - presumably the case was made by the Keystone Watch Case Co? So what is the other brand, "J Boss"?
Noted this inside case back for a Whitney currently for sale at ebay.It set me wondering - presumably the case was made by the Keystone Watch Case Co? So what is the other brand, "J Boss"?
Seiko Honda F-1 chrono anyone?
To all:I found one of these the other day, hidden in the back of a jeweler's case.I did not get a price on it, but I'm thinking of going back today to grab it (if it's there, and the price is good).What do we agree a fair price is for one of these, and, is there anyone here who MUST have one for the holidays?If the price is right, I'd be willing to forward it on (at a reasonable profit- I'm not trying to get rich here) to someone who needs it more than I do.This is of course if the purchase price for me is low enough to make me want to buy it in the first place, and low enough to offer it at a fair price and make a few bucks for my trouble.Then again, I may decide to keep it myself!what say ye?
To all:I found one of these the other day, hidden in the back of a jeweler's case.I did not get a price on it, but I'm thinking of going back today to grab it (if it's there, and the price is good).What do we agree a fair price is for one of these, and, is there anyone here who MUST have one for the holidays?If the price is right, I'd be willing to forward it on (at a reasonable profit- I'm not trying to get rich here) to someone who needs it more than I do.This is of course if the purchase price for me is low enough to make me want to buy it in the first place, and low enough to offer it at a fair price and make a few bucks for my trouble.Then again, I may decide to keep it myself!what say ye?
5167R or other RG?
Hi all, my question is simple, I have an AP ceramic diver, black, am getting back in a few months THE watch I loved the most out of all I've had, the PP 5712, and I'm considering the 5167R.Might sound stupid as I'm not a huge RG fan, but I would like to be at 3 watches and think a RG piece should be in there, the idea of having 3 watches of different materials and appearance interests me, I wouldn't want 1 SS, 1 WG and 1 PT for example, yeah different materials but they look alike.What I like about the PP is the ultra thin and light, the rubber strap, the brown dial which looks really cool, the fact that even if it's RG it's very under the radar, and good WR.Do you think it's a good choice, would you choose this one as third or would you have other suggestions? If you have it needs to be on rubber, and probably no more than 40-45K, and basically that's it, don't hesitate to tell me your opinion and ideas if you think I should get another model.Thanks in advance guys
Hi all, my question is simple, I have an AP ceramic diver, black, am getting back in a few months THE watch I loved the most out of all I've had, the PP 5712, and I'm considering the 5167R.Might sound stupid as I'm not a huge RG fan, but I would like to be at 3 watches and think a RG piece should be in there, the idea of having 3 watches of different materials and appearance interests me, I wouldn't want 1 SS, 1 WG and 1 PT for example, yeah different materials but they look alike.What I like about the PP is the ultra thin and light, the rubber strap, the brown dial which looks really cool, the fact that even if it's RG it's very under the radar, and good WR.Do you think it's a good choice, would you choose this one as third or would you have other suggestions? If you have it needs to be on rubber, and probably no more than 40-45K, and basically that's it, don't hesitate to tell me your opinion and ideas if you think I should get another model.Thanks in advance guys
