The gold-tone version comes plated in 18K gold-plating. The Flame Fusion crystal has a date magnifier window and "Invicta" is etched into the left side of the case.

The round black sunray dial shows round Tritnite index markers in all positions except 12:00. White Arabic numerals show at five second intervals around the outer dial. Case coordinating skeletonized plongeur hour and minute hands are accented with Tritnite, as the chronograph hand shows in the case coordinating color. "Invicta" displays below 12:00, while a date window shows near 4:00. A seconds subdial near 3:00, an hour subdial above 6:00 and a minute subdial near 9:00 complete the dial's design. Two subdial hands show in the case coordinating color as the third appears in red. A Swiss Parts Ronda 5030.D Quartz Chronograph movement drives this function.

The case coordinating 316L stainless steel bracelet fits up to a 9-1/4" wrist. The gold-tone option displays 18K gold-plated links. Secure this piece with the deployant clasp.

About Plongeur Hands
Plongeur refers to the specific style of hands on a diver's timepiece. This style shows an oversized minute hand that is often luminous, outlined and bright in color. The shape broadens in the middle, before coming to a point at the end. Crafted entirely for functional purposes, the minute hand was created as a main focal point, so that a diver can readily see its position when timing decompression stops. This feature provides the diver with a quick reference point at a moment's glance.