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skibovr6 Senior Member Veteran Geek

Wow! CopyCat!

J401988 Looks like a Luminox! Why would they copy a watch and make it near the same price as the original?

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Only thing its missing are the tubes. It's a $70 watch on daily deal sites. __________________

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50mm&up Senior Member True WatchGeek

I don't think the Luminox is 48 mms either. Same look, only bigger for peeps that like the larger timepieces. __________________

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Originally Posted by 50mm&up I don't think the Luminox is 48 mms either. Same look, only bigger for peeps that like the larger timepieces. You are correct sir, Luminox is 44-45mm. it will be interesting to see one of these in person. __________________

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WatchGeek4Life Senior Member Master WatchGeek

Wow, pretty close to the luminox, maybe just a couple of differences, case size, tubes and it says Invicta on the rubber.

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Nismo Senior Member Super Geek

The other day, one of the DoD sites had a few other colors listed. Going price was $79, so it's being offered at a much lower price point. The Lumi can be grabbed for around $235 (list is $295). The homage could make for a fun knock-around. Here's a white one (#1101):


And Teal (#1099):

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m*u*g* Senior Member Super Geek

Same price as what? Here's a sample luminox (with tubes). 44mm


Invicta, 48mm (no tubes). Yes, there are some differences, but overall look is similar, including the 'tube shaped' lume markers. Made me take a second look when I saw it the first time. The price gave it away though.



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Originally Posted by nhwoods You are correct sir, Luminox is 44-45mm. it will be interesting to see one of these in person. And way cheaper too! lol __________________

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After thousands of designs Invicta has done are they running out of Ideas? __________________

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Definitely has similarities, but I think it's just enough too make it an Invicta!


Sweet as usual... Wish it had the tubes though..... Crazy 4 G's View Public Profile Send a private message to Crazy 4 G's Send email to Crazy 4 G's Find all posts by Crazy 4 G's Add Crazy 4 G's to Your Contacts #13 Yesterday, 01:45 PM Join Date: Jun 2008 Posts: 2,126 Real Name: Garrett

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I am not really picking sides, just sharing information. >Luminox >Luminox >Luminox >Luminox >Luminox >Luminox

uses a carbon fiber reinforced thermo-formed plastic case. Invicta = sst. is 20ATM, Invicta = 10 is ISO-2281 compliant, Invicta = unknown is swiss made, Invicta = Asia is smaller and lighter has no lume on the bezel

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Great looking watch put a japenese auto in it and up water ressitancy to 200m

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Originally Posted by scamp Great looking watch put a japenese auto in it and up water ressitancy to 200m and I'd jump at it for the right price. x2... its a crying shame they do not put the NH25A in more watches. Its a great Seiko movement and deserves more. The NH25A goes toe to toe with the 7S36 in my Seiko. (sorry for the thread de-rail, I wont comment on this any further). __________________ My watch, knife and flashlight reviews kramer5150 View Public Profile Send a private message to kramer5150 Find all posts by kramer5150 Add kramer5150 to Your Contacts #17 Yesterday, 01:52 PM

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It's an "homage" guys __________________

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Originally Posted by Panda03Bear It's an "homage" guys They got nothing better to do is my guess! __________________ Hmmmmmmm. I can't say what I want to say! RipitRon View Public Profile Send a private message to RipitRon Find all posts by RipitRon Add RipitRon to Your Contacts #19 Yesterday, 01:57 PM

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too bad the lumi cost about 130 more for a plastic case __________________ I'd rather be a lion for a day than a lamb that lives forever - Canibus krayziehustler View Public Profile Send a private message to krayziehustler Find all posts by krayziehustler Add krayziehustler to Your Contacts #20 Yesterday, 02:02 PM Join Date: Nov 2010 Location: Cumming, Ga Posts: 109 Real Name: Glen

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RipitRon ... you made me laugh Big Time !!!! ... yeah, I'd run out of ideas too dude !! .. Haaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa .. I like the watch. Nice homage for sure .. I'd like to see if aired .. Blue mrblue View Public Profile Send a private message to mrblue Find all posts by mrblue Add mrblue to Your Contacts #22 Yesterday, 02:59 PM Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Southern California Posts: 13,730

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Until Luminox makes watches 48mm and up (not just one model that is 47mm), I'm ok with this. We all know that brands "pay homage" to other brands all the time. I love the Luminox look and the tubes. So, if Invicta put the tubes on this larger version, and did not charge as much as Luminox does, I'd buy that teal one! Magster View Public Profile Send a private message to Magster Find all posts by Magster Add Magster to Your Contacts #23 Yesterday, 03:04 PM Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: New York,NY Posts: 1,044

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Originally Posted by hcirus REMOVED BY MODERATOR Let me think for a second.......hmmmmm I dont think Eyal, Mike davis or any other Invicta rep really cares what you or I think. Pretty simple dont like the brand......dont by the brand. there are THOUSANDS that do and will if you or me or anyone else doesnt. LOL "I would like to hear Mike speak about this" thats funny! __________________ Hmmmmmmm. I can't say what I want to say! RipitRon View Public Profile Send a private message to RipitRon Find all posts by RipitRon Add RipitRon to Your Contacts #25 Yesterday, 03:11 PM Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: New York,NY Posts: 1,044

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Originally Posted by hcirus REMOVED BY MODERATOR lupah's, san, sas are ALL VERY DISTINCT. Therefore a copy or homage would be blatant. This watch is simple round shape, coin edge bezel, arabic numbers, divers dezel. The ONLY thing that is not standard watch stuff is the place,shape of the markers...Not truly groundbreaking stuff is it??? __________________ I'd rather be a lion for a day than a lamb that lives forever - Canibus Join Date: Jul 2010 Location: Elk Grove, CA Posts: 902

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Agree with what Ron said above.... Lots of homages out there for different brands as well. If you look closely at the dive cases that boutique brands use, it's all the same case done in asia. If you don't like it, pass on. I've moved away from the big "I" end last year and only am interested in a few pieces right now (auto Excursion is one of them). Lots of other brands out there so nobody is asking a buyer to commit oneself to only one brand. __________________ Invicta||Casio||Seiko||Hamilton|| SWI MrAutoGuy View Public Profile Send a private message to MrAutoGuy Find all posts by MrAutoGuy Add MrAutoGuy to Your Contacts #27 Yesterday, 03:26 PM


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Wow ! That Invicta with the Green in the first OP's Post looks Great ! Will try to get that one when I can. Several Guys at Work wear the "Luminox" Homages. They could care less about it being a replica, got theirs at a local Flea Market. They just wanted a Cheap Watch for Work that would last about 6 to 10 months. bugduck View Public Profile Send a private message to bugduck Send email to bugduck Find all posts by bugduck Add bugduck to Your Contacts #29 Yesterday, 04:20 PM Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: Holland, MI Posts: 2,439 Real Name: John

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^^ I think you meant "homage". __________________

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Love my Luminox. It's the tubes that make the watch! __________________

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I like the Luminox line up....I prefer the original. __________________

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A cheap knock off, IMHO. __________________ If they don't have tritium, then I'm not getting 'em... mosc View Public Profile Send a private message to mosc Find all posts by mosc Add mosc to Your Contacts #33 Yesterday, 05:29 PM Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: Philadelphia, PA Posts: 1,220 Real Name: Jon

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Makes me wonder if Invicta has or will reach a tipping point where all of its design concepts start to look like one another.. Jon Quote:


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i wouldn't trade my Luminox 47mm with carbon composite case for most dive watches I have seen. Go to the Luminox web site to see just how tough these watches are. I would highly recommend them, but don't see many simularities between these two. Case material, strap material, movement, in this case a picture is not worth a thousand words. The real deal is worth every penny. Birdman View Public Profile Send a private message to Birdman Find all posts by Birdman Add Birdman to Your Contacts #38 Yesterday, 06:35 PM Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: New York,NY Posts: 1,044

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Makes me wonder if Invicta has or will reach a tipping point where all of its design concepts start to look like one another.. Jon i disagree, remember how invicta came to be. They saw the Rolex Submariner and said, hey i can make 90% (10% for the lack of rolex movement) of that watch for 400% less. Invicta saw that Luminox sells their watch and saw an opportunity to make it 50% less __________________ I'd rather be a lion for a day than a lamb that lives forever - Canibus krayziehustler View Public Profile


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Originally Posted by nhwoods Only thing its missing are the tubes. It's a $70 watch on daily deal sites.

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bugduck Senior Member Master WatchGeek

Well, I'll ADD, My Excitement is Short lived ! I'm awake now, and Seeing the Invicta has NO DATE window, I'll have to pass. Would be Nice to get a Luminox Homage 47 to 48 mm. with a date window. bugduck View Public Profile Send a private message to bugduck Send email to bugduck Find all posts by bugduck Add bugduck to Your Contacts #43


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I don't get some of you complaining about Invicta "running out of ideas" or "copying too closely" because of a homage. Invicta has made tons of homage pieces, or at least stuff that is "heavily inspired by" another brand's model. Why would this one make you guys feel any different? I personally don't have a problem with a well-made homage piece. Doesn't appear that many others do, as they continue to make them. Have to at least see the presentation/price, but it looks cool, and the lume looks great. Might consider picking one up. Also heavily agree with those who said throw the NH25 in there, would make this a really nice piece at a reasonable pricepoint.. Shady View Public Profile Send a private message to Shady Find all posts by Shady Add Shady to Your Contacts #44 Yesterday, 08:28 PM Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: Da Bronx, NY Posts: 211 Real Name: Alex

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Hey this watch is what it is, I have a couple of Luminox watches. Both the same model, I thought I lost the 1st one so I bought the same one again, it's the Marine series. I love the watch have had it for over 12 yrs, wouldn't swap it for the copy but I just might buy the copy. TimeCheck View Public Profile Send a private message to TimeCheck Send email to TimeCheck Find all posts by TimeCheck Add TimeCheck to Your Contacts #45 Yesterday, 08:37 PM


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I'll never trust Luminox again, after owning several of their watches, one decided to split at the lugs on me after about two weeks of ownership. They told me to go pound sand when it came to return. I hope they have a better importer these days, the one I used to deal with, who's initials are RB, left much to be desired in the CS department when anything went wrong. In all fairness, out of several hundred I sold, only three or four ever broke, but that was enough to make me prefer stainless or titanium cases from then on. I'm Just Saying.... I did a search and found I was not alone.... I'm still just saying... http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/sh...d.php?t=170458 __________________

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Originally Posted by 50mm&up I don't think the Luminox is 48 mms either. Same look, only bigger for peeps that like the larger timepieces. This is exactly why I don't buy a Luminox. Nasty View Public Profile Send a private message to Nasty Send email to Nasty Find all posts by Nasty Add Nasty to Your Contacts #48 Yesterday, 09:52 PM Join Date: Jul 2008 Posts: 2,131

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Originally Posted by rbart Looks like some tubes on the dial? It does look like they are there, Ron, but they aren't. When this watch, in that cool teal, was on a DOD site last week, I almost bought first, thought second. But, after doing some follow up... I saw that the Luminary does not mean it has the tubes. Even a Luminary that makes it look like the tubes are there... No tubes in these. The areas that appear to be tubes are tritnite only... Magster View Public Profile Send a private message to Magster Find all posts by Magster Add Magster to Your Contacts #50 Today, 07:43 AM Join Date: Apr 2010 Location: Virginia Posts: 1,409

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I dont care for either model personally....

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It's been said that, "imitation is the sincerest form of flattery." So even though I will choose not to pull the trigger, congrats to any that have/will and congrats to Invicta, for making a very nice homage. __________________


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Originally Posted by Nasty This just makes e want the Ocean Speedway even more. I had a Tag... Felt like a ladies watch. Gee that's funny, I have 3 TAGs and they feel like quality to me. chiefeng View Public Profile Send a private message to chiefeng Send email to chiefeng Find all posts by chiefeng Add chiefeng to Your Contacts #53 Today, 08:19 AM

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Gee that's funny, I have 3 TAGs and they feel like quality to me. My wife has several quality ladies pieces, still feel like a ladies watch when that small. __________________ Hmmmmmmm. I can't say what I want to say! RipitRon View Public Profile Send a private message to RipitRon Find all posts by RipitRon Add RipitRon to Your Contacts #54 Today, 08:29 AM Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Upstate New York Posts: 2,493

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I see enough differences that, to me, it is not a true CopyCat. It's a homage (tribute) watch. We've seen enough CopyCat watches that are marked, "Rolix" on the dial. If Invicta made a watch marked, "LumiNax" or something like that, that would be CopyCat city. That is just MHO. __________________ " The BEST gift to give is your time to others. Especially reading to kids." Dave B View Public Profile Send a private message to Dave B Send email to Dave B Visit Dave B's homepage! Find all posts by Dave B Add Dave B to Your Contacts #55 Today, 09:58 AM Join Date: Mar 2010 Location: Dauphin Island, Al. Posts: 265 Real Name: Michael

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Originally Posted by RipitRon My wife has several quality ladies pieces, still feel like a ladies watch when that small. Sir, if you feel that 42/44mm is that small then maybe you need to look at some issues that you might have with using a watch to compensate for something else that is that small. chiefeng View Public Profile Send a private message to chiefeng Send email to chiefeng Find all posts by chiefeng Add chiefeng to Your Contacts #56 Today, 10:08 AM

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Originally Posted by chiefeng Sir, if you feel that 42/44mm is that small then maybe you need to look at some issues that you might have with using a watch to compensate for something else that is that small. LOL! I have a great response all lined up and ready too be knocked down, but I will pass at this time out of the respect for Nick an Mike Davis. But let me just say in a polite fashion.............. Being inept isnt anything Rip has too worry about. However if you have these deep down issue's I am sure some one could recommend you some sound medical advice or maybe you should call enzyte or your favorite natural male enhancement supplier. __________________ Hmmmmmmm. I can't say what I want to say! RipitRon View Public Profile Send a private message to RipitRon Find all posts by RipitRon Add RipitRon to Your Contacts #57 Today, 10:13 AM Join Date: Mar 2010 Location: Dauphin Island, Al. Posts: 265 Real Name: Michael

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Originally Posted by RipitRon LOL! I have a great response all lined up and ready too be knocked down, but I will pass at this time out of the respect for Nick an Mike Davis. But let me just say in a polite fashion.............. Being inept isnt anything Rip has too worry about. However if you have these deep down issue's I am sure some one could recommend you some sound medical advice or maybe you should call enzyte or your favorite natural male enhancement supplier. Sounds like you're all hat and no cattle my friend. chiefeng View Public Profile Send a private message to chiefeng Send email to chiefeng Find all posts by chiefeng Add chiefeng to Your Contacts #58 Today, 10:16 AM Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: Danville, PA Posts: 455 Real Name: Drew

amblerdw Senior Member Senior Geek

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Originally Posted by kramer5150 x2... its a crying shame they do not put the NH25A in more watches. Its a great Seiko movement and deserves more. The NH25A goes toe to toe with the 7S36 in my Seiko. (sorry for the thread de-rail, I wont comment on this any further). I can't get over the inability to wind the NH25A........ not to say that all of my watches with the movement aren't dead on. __________________


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kdog45 Senior Member Master WatchGeek

whats missing is the date display. __________________

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Blacksheep1 Senior Member Senior Geek

It's a nice looking watch, can't wait to see them live. It will make a great beater watch.


To me, it's basic business. Cut into your competitions' business. Blacksheep1 View Public Profile Send a private message to Blacksheep1 Find all posts by Blacksheep1 Add Blacksheep1 to Your Contacts #61 Today, 01:44 PM

407guy Senior Member Veteran Geek

Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: 407 area code Posts: 506

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Originally Posted by ~BUDO~ Countdown to this thread disappearing; 10, 9, 8, 7, .............

__________________ My watch collection supports race car divers, pilots and sailing regattas. Personal timepiece axiom: quality over quantity.


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