Yes, it is another Invicta; some might find this one fugly. But it has a sapphire crystal and it is under $60. There are only a couple left.

Sold at Amazon so you can get the extended warranty free.

<<Invicta's Platinum Extended Warranty Plan -- Free With Every Purchase Direct From Amazon.com

Your Invicta timepiece is backed by a comprehensive 1-year warranty. Now with every purchase direct from Amazon.com you can upgrade to the Invicta Platinum Warranty Plan free of charge. The Platinum Warranty Plan extends the Invicta warranty for an additional 4 years for a total of 5 years and is typically offered for a fee.

To take advantage of this free upgrade you must register for the Platinum Warranty Plan within 7 days of receipt of the watch. The Platinum Extended Warranty Plan application is included inside the gift box. Simply fill out the application and mail your completed application along with your Amazon.com proof of purchase to Invicta. Upon receipt of the necessary documents, Invicta will verity the information and within 6-8 weeks you will receive a postcard confirming your registration. The postcard will include your Platinum Warranty Plan number, effective date, and expiration date. >>

Linky

Also (even fuglier) in red. Link to the red one

Finally, here's one more that's 55 cents cheaper and EVEN uglier. It is 23 kt gold(plate) though.

[edited to add the red and two tone]

I don't get it. People use carbon fiber to make things strong and light. Those watches have a steel case, which is definately not light. If the case was carbon fiber and the whole watch was feather-light, that would be worth paying for.

So, why the carbon-fiber? I can't imagine that ther is much weight-savings there, and I doubt that it look is something that can't be done using plastic, metal, and paint.

I think it's the face of the watch, looks like woven carbon fiber. Weight savings is negligible, as mentioned, so probably just a 'look' plus modern sounding "carbon fiber"!!

Doh! Of course, the black one is nearly twice as much.

BLACK model at Amazon

jd2010 said:Please dont buy an invicta or seiko *vomits*

Many of the automatic Seikos sold in Japan (or Asia) only are pretty nice and expensive. Otherwise, I'd agree about the Invictas.

Harrkev said:I don't get it. People use carbon fiber to make things strong and light. Those watches have a steel case, which is definately not light. If the case was carbon fiber and the whole watch was feather-light, that would be worth paying for.
So, why the carbon-fiber? I can't imagine that ther is much weight-savings there, and I doubt that it look is something that can't be done using plastic, metal, and paint.
It's the same reason they sell carbon-fiber stickers that you can lay over your interior dash for cars, and for most carbon fiber hoods; it's cool. It's the new "in" material for things, like Titanium is, so they put it on everything. It's lost its original intent, but people still like it anyway, so it remains a vestigial fashion like spoilers on most cars.

Personally, I find it unappealing, partially because it's a large-grained pattern, not great colors, and also partially because of the extreme trendiness of it. But some people like it, and they'll like this watch. I'm a sucker for brushed steel/aluminum, so I end up getting those things even if they're not "functional".

Besides the purple and red ones posted, looks like the yellow one is on sale as well.

This one doesn't look half bad, actually

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000UQ23PY/ref=dp_also-recommended_1?ie=UTF8&n=377110011&s=watches