Handsome design execution loaded with intriguing complications. This Minute Repeater Perpetual Calendar timepiece from Invicta begins with a round reeded edge stainless steel case. Two function pushers and a push/pull crown on the east side of the case join with a single function pusher on the west side to put you in control of the Japanese Quartz 6U60 Perpetual Calendar movement. The timepiece contains a specially designed caliber hand made in Japan for Invicta.

The perpetual calendar keeps you aware of the current date and month by accounting for the different number of days in each month and leap year and automatically making the appropriate adjustments. A repeater function allows you to determine the current time by listening to the chime sound played by the watch. Multiple alarm settings offer the convenient option of having daily or single instance reminders.

Beneath a protective scratch-resistant sapphire crystal, black Roman numerals occupy all hour positions on the round silver-tone dial. A seconds subdial exists next to 3:00. The local time subdial featuring month and leap year indications appears near 7:00 while a coordinating AM/PM retrograde shows up between 4:00 and 5:00. A day retrograde/alarm set retrograde anchors between 10:00 and 11:00. The date scale circles the outer dial edge. The Dial hands are black

An exotic genuine alligator strap with a rich black finish secures to your wrist with an Invicta logo etched buckle clasp in the color of the case. The strap fits wrist sizes up to approximately 8-3/4".

The Invicta Minute Repeater Perpetual Calendar timepiece ships out in a 3-slot Invicta collector's box.