Timex Men's Ironman Triathlon Classic 30 Oversized 43mm Watch

Timex still makes a great watch

love the Timex Velcro watches, they last a long time and when they don’t, you just buy another one highly recommend

Bueno

I am glad I ordered the large face watch.

Very hard to meet the ruggedness and quality for the price.

Tuff enough for a triathlon and easy to read that meets my needs. I like the fact it's easy to read and set up and I have a special place for Timex being it was the watch I did my tour of duty wearing and took all the abuse the infantry gave it which was a lot.

Muy satisfecho Amén

This is the 2nd time I've bought this watch from Amazon. Both times it has been for someone in my family to give me as a B-Day/Xmas Gift. The first watch really just needs a battery, but the crystal has some minor scratches and the band shows 3 years of wear and tear so a new watch sounded better than a new battery.This watch has just about all the needed features I want in digital watch and then some. It has has an easy to read display, multiple time-zones and 3 alarms with each alarm having its own sound. The sounds for the countdown timer and for an occasion mode reminder are also different and unique.Like with other Timex watches I have had, the watch kept almost perfect time, gaining less than 10 seconds per month. I do not believe I have ever had a Timex watch that has gained/loss more than 0.5 seconds per day.The primary feature I wish this watch had and doesn't is a "one-time" setting/option when setting an alarm OR a way to quickly turn-off that alarm off (such as hitting the stop button a 2nd time within so many seconds.) I once had a watch with "2nd push = alarm disabled" feature, and while it may not really have saved a lot of time it certainly was convenient and kept the watch from sounding at the same time every day until I took the time to turn off the alarm. :).As for the Velcro band, I like that it holds up better than the plastic bands that can crack and eventually break. But the fabric of the band, in addition to picking up bits of lint that need to be washed off from time to time, also develops a crease that makes adjusting the band more difficult, esp. as the crease becomes more pronounced.One final note, when the battery started to die the watch automatically disabled the light function. It wasn't until I set the timer (which flashes the light at countdown) that the final juice was drained from the battery and the display went blank. Good way to extend battery life, just not perfect.