Real owners rate these about evenly: 84% of 256 Invicta Pro Diver owners recommend it, vs 81% of 16 for the Orient Bambino Version 7.
Verdicts aggregated from Reddit, enthusiast forums, and YouTube owner comments — affiliate reviews excluded. Sample sizes differ; judge accordingly. How we score
“to this day I still rock my Pro Diver weekly”— @KevinKienitz on YouTube
“it's been through scuba diving, rough sea sailing, serious motorbike accident, it refuses to die, I v grown to love it very much, the best 100 euros I have ever spent”— @rcpjimmy on YouTube
“Lo usé sólo por 3 meses y no volví a usarlo, porque el lumen era inservible.”— @aimeysa40 on YouTube
“Just bought a Bambino a little over a week ago and after watching this I still would have picked the Bambino, just a simple yet clean and elegant look!”— @johnschuller2157 on YouTube
“it's so cool, I have to say”— @peterpicard4028 on YouTube
“I have problem with my bambino glass, is very reflector Especially in dark dial”— @radorano3992 on YouTube
Real owners rate these about evenly: 84% of 256 Invicta Pro Diver owners recommend it, vs 81% of 16 for the Orient Bambino Version 7.
Owners point the Invicta Pro Diver at budget buyers wanting an automatic under $100, and those needing a rugged daily beater.
Owners point the Orient Bambino Version 7 at buyers wanting a properly sized 38mm dress watch, and value seekers after clean, versatile styling.
The most-cited downside of the Invicta Pro Diver is quality is a crap shoot; some units have failing movements or rough finishing. For the Orient Bambino Version 7, it's the included stock strap is poor and most owners swap it.