The face of this watch is very striking with the Ruby red enamel and sunray dial shimmering with every movement as I look at it through the anti-reflective mineral crystal. It also has a powerful magnifier that makes it very easy to read the date. Invicta calls the crystal Flame Fusion(tm), saying they take a regular mineral crystal, coat it with sapphire and then fuse the two together with flame giving it the scratch resistance of sapphire and the shatter resistance of a mineral crystal. This causes some people to fall down and comence to ROFL, while others will swear it's true and threaten to come find you and then beat you about the head and shoulders for even questioning it. I guess everyone drinks their own kind of Kool-Aid. Me? I paid $49.99 for a great watch and don't really care what the crystal is called as just long as it meets certain standards and this one does. Although... if it had an AR coated sapphire crystal with a slight dome - that would be cool.
The case is 43mm, not including the crown. It doesn't have a screw down crown but Invicta says it's water proof to 200 meters. The bracelet is 20mm wide at the lugs and tapers to 18mm at the clasp, the links are 4mm thick solid stainless steel held together with pins and the whole thing is very generously sized. Okay that's an understatement, I've never seen such a large bracelet, this thing would fit King Kong! But it has plenty of removable links for adjustment so it will fit smaller wrists as well.
It has the TMI (Time Module Ltd.) NH25A Made in Japan movement. Basically a clone of the Seiko 7S25A. No hand winding, but automatic (Seiko Magic Fingers) winding in both directions gives it an excellent power reserve. I set mine and wore it for about four hours then put it away for the night, in the morning it was still running. It doesn't hack but if you move the crown slightly anticlockwise the second hand will stop or even move backward for four or five seconds, so setting it to the exact time is fairly easy and as mine gains just 8 seconds a day I only feel a need to reset it every few days. Stunning good looks, low maintenance, a quality bracelet and a reliable movement for not much money make the Invicta 6015 hard to beat in the bang-for-the-buck competition. If you buy one you won't regret it.