This is the new Magnum Tria. Hot off the press from Invicta in the most desirable colour combo which has already sold out. One of the most complex builds I have seen come out of Invicta. I would describe the build as Industrial Elegance on steroids. The case has been built in three parts. The base containing the bracelet bridges, screw down crown and chronograph pushers. Next is a verticle gallery area which is stepped back from the base edge and measures 4 mm in height.

There are 15 vertical pillars on display around the circumference of the timepiece located just outside the gallery. The bezel is located on the watch body by means of the pillars which contain internal threads. Countersunk screw heads, finished in brown are exposed equidistant around the circumference of the fixed bezel and attach to the pillars.

The main dial is luminous, finished in a cross hatched pattern and cream in colour. Three sub dials support the chronograph functions and day off the week of the Swiss Ronda Z60 quartz engine. The outer chapter ring containing minute indices is finished in rose gold, the sub dial surrounds are rose gold and brown. Hour and minute hands and indices are finished in white lume, outlined in brown. The main sweep second hand is finished in white lume and carries the Invicta Reserve logo on it's tail.

Two seperate Ronda Swiss Quartz movements are housed in the lower section of the bezel facilitating the wearer to keep track of three different time zones. The two bottom timepieces have different coloured mother of pearl dials and lumed indices. Once again Invicta have provided an amazingly detailed 34 mm wide bracelet to compliment this extraordinary timepiece. It is a three link, solid stainless design. The outer links are in rose gold with the inner link finished in brown. A double fold over locking clasp with micro adjustment has been utilised.

A couple of caveats surround this timepiece. One is that I have described it's colour as rose gold and brown. In my eyes the brown is not really brown but tends toward aubergine. Secondly this is a large watch. It is 52mm in dia which is not large by Invicta standards however it is 60 mm when measured from 12 o'clock to 6 o'clock. I actually find the weight of the two bottom timepieces aid in keeping the watch centred on the wrist instead of moving outwards as some tend to do.

Watch is new with tag and paperwork. Comes in an Invicta one slot dive case and will be sent for free via Express Post within the land of Oz.

I have a No Return setting on my listings in an effort to combat unethical buyers returning items at will for no good reason thus increasing prices for the rest of us. If you have an issue with any of my watches please contact me for resolution. 

All watches listed by me are in stock here in Australia and will be sent to purchasers within 24 hours of purchase. 

I have been fielding enquiries recently in relation to the authenticity of the watches I sell and also customers wanting all plastics removed from the watches when being photographed. 

Firstly all my watches are certainly authentic. I do not sell, replica watches all though I do know that replica Invicta's do exist as I have myself unknowingly purchase a couple. My advice is not to buy Invicta watches where the country of origin is China. Having said that both replica's I purchased were from the United States, obviously marketed through Chinese affiliates in that country. Try to buy from reputable sellers. 

If I describe a watch as new, then it is new and generally is wrapped in the manufacture's plastics. I do remove and replace some but not all of these plastics for photographic clarity. Most of my customers prefer an unmolested product where plastics are concerned however if you are genuine in your enquiry and prefer that all plastics be removed for photographic purposes then contact me and I will oblige.