Invicta Wildflower Luvia Women's Watch - 38mm, Steel (46329)
Invicta Wildflower Luvia Women's Watch - 38mm, Steel (46329)
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This eye-catching Invicta watch from the Wildflower collection is powered by an accurate Quartz movement, with a steel case. Its face is decorated by a light pink, brass dial, and protected by a sturdy Flame Fusion Crystal. A steel, band completes this timepiece that can resist water for up to 50 m.
A summon to all stunning sirens. Ever true to the very essence of the source for inspiration, the Invicta Wildflower collection is most deserving of female attention. Capturing the contradictions of its muse, the timepieces of Wildflower are flawlessly integrated representations of elegance and strength. Realized with features including diamonds, gemstones, mother of pearl, textured or pave dials and Swiss movements, Invicta has embraced the paradox and has found the brilliance in the bloom.
Building each timepiece for the fierce of heart, Invicta watches are an exemplary demonstration of versatility, setting a precedent for braving the most adventurous of activities. Here at Invicta Stores, we pride ourselves on our superior customer service, our 3-year warranty, and our commitment to offering the best value for the lowest prices. Explore the most extensive Invicta catalog anywhere online and find your next favorite.
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Case Size
38
Case Tone
Steel
Case Material
Steel
Crown Type
Push
Dial Material
Brass
Crystal Type
Flame Fusion
Skeleton Dial
No
Band Length
165
Band Size
16
Band Material
Stainless Steel
Buckle Type
Fold over push button
Movement
Quartz
Movement Caliber
PC21
Movement Vendor
TMI
Swiss Made
No
Collection
PF Code
PF20586
Gender
Women's
Water Resistance in Meters
50
Condition
New
Since 1837
Invincible in Detail
Invicta is a fast growing watch brand, and is considered by collectors and enthusiasts alike to be a market leader in horological innovation and creativity. The long held belief that supremely crafted timepieces can be offered for a modest sums is the founding principle of Invicta.


