Mens Digital Watch Sports Military Watches Waterproof Outdoor Chronograph Wrist Watches for Men with LED Back Ligh/Alarm/Date

Loved this watch for 6 months now. I bought it for my kiddo to wear at summer camp and it worked perfectly. She also wears it at work as a swim instructor. My smart watch recently broke and I've used this myself for 2 months and I'm questioning the need for a smart watch. It's basic and very durable (not a scratch yet). Easy controls. Alarm is great. It's a little chunky and sometimes catches on things but that's on me. Works really well for the money spent.

I've had this watch for 2 years and it's see ALL conditions, cold, wet, hot, dusty, everything. Still works great and still using the original battery. Shockingly good watch.

Bought to replace a cheap Casio I've worn for years. Happy with the watch. Kind of big but easy to read and like the looks of it. The directions say to remove while washing hands and it is definitely not a watch to go diving in or I'd say swim in also. Hasn't failed yet so I am hopeful. Price is decent and arrived quickly. Time will tell I suppose.

Nice watch for the price. It’s getting harder to find replacement batteries for old watches as well as a proper watch band. So went with a new watch.

This watch is awesome. It was easy to set for me without the directions. The backlight is great and the digital display is large enough that you don't have to strain your eyes. There are several different colors to choose from. It has alarm, date, stopwatch and time modes. The watch band feels strong enough to last a long time. For $20 it is worth the money. I may order another color I saw that Iike.

Works great so far! I moto, so it's on the handlebars of my dirtbike. Huge screen so you can easily see the laptimes.

Read a lot of great reviews for this product - but I didn’t find this watch that great. First, it’s big and clunky. Apparently, in reading some of the past reviews, big and clunky appeals to some people. Not me. Some people found the instructions easy to follow. I followed them, but not easily. For starters, the instructions spoke of button A, button B, etc. I saw no buttons marked on the illustration in the instructions, but going carefully over the wording with my microscope, I found where the buttons were labeled. Come on manufacturer - spend a penny or two more and get a larger, more clearly labeled illustration of your product. It took me a while to figure out how to get the stopwatch going, then stop it, then reset it. Not a real quick operation. There are labels physically printed at each button on the watch - but the blue lettering on the black watch makes the labels essentially invisible. The backlight is, in my view, awful. Not bright and only stays lit for a second when the backlight button is pushed. Some folks complained about the watch not being waterproof. Well, the description of this watch on the Amazon page, pretty clearly says the watch is NOT waterproof. That really makes no difference to me. I don't plan on Scuba diving with the watch. I had to do it over again, I’d look elsewhere for a watch to wear on my early morning jogs.

So I’ve had this watch for a little less than 24 hours and I can’t complain. Seems to work well, can see the numbers clearly, weighs about as expected, took a little tinkering to get it just right but that was user error. Pretty easy to set up, seems like it’s durable too, overall it’s well worth the money. I mean it’s a watch. Not much to say really in terms of anything else. It’s also a diver watch so it’s water resistant I guess. It has little swimmer logo things on the bands that are removable in case you don’t go diving (which I don’t so I took that off). Either way it works.