This thing has been through hell with me. The band isn't even the same color anymore. Still working just fine. It also goes with about anything I wear. Great purchase.

I bought this watch because I saw it before in the Philippines where I live and I have bought a lot of Timex watches and I really like the indiglo feature and the glow in the dark hands numbers and indicators but I needed a black face dial another white face dial because the numbers kind of blend in with the white dial face. Otherwise this would have been a very nice watch especially for the price and besides 80% of the Timex watches in the world are made in Cebu Philippines so I especially like buying things that come from home.

Because my jobs were always on the rough side, sheet metal mechanic, I always went with inexpensive watches that kept good time. The two I have now are 14 years old and all I've done is had batteries replaced. Liked the looks of this one and I'm retired now but still doing a lot of outside work so I've stuck with the Timex brand that has served me so well over the last 40-50 years. The only thing I wish they did is change the Spring forward, Fall back crap that our government 'thinks' we need to do to survive. I'd have to go digital for that to happen. John Cameron Swayze said it best many, many years ago when I was a lad, 'takes a licking and keeps on ticking.'

My watch battery died and I've found that Timex watches are actually cheaper to just buy another than it is to have a battery replaced, so I bought this one. Might be I no longer need a watch, since I have a smartphone, which communicates with GPS satellites and therefore always has time correct to the millisecond. Therefore, many people no longer wear watches but somehow I find it easier to look at a watch.
This watch is a little small for those of us who can remember the Kennedy Administration. It has the 24-hour clock around the rim in even smaller numbers although it is still possible for a senior citizen to read if he has his glasses on. There's a date indicator which is so small it's barely legible, and it also has to be pushed ahead manually on months with less than 31 days (it's a "dumb" watch.) This won't surprise people my age but for those under 30 it might be a disappointment.
To read it at night you press in on the button (only one there, can't miss it) and it lights up in "Indiglo" green, making the hands and numbers really stand out. Doing this requires considerable battery power, so don't check it at night more often than you have to (I found this out with a previous Timex watch).
It does cost less than battery replacement but I ended up replacing the battery in my previous watch anyway. It seemed so profligate to throw away a perfectly good watch that I couldn't follow up on my rational economic decision. So I guess I wasted my money on this watch. It was so cheap it doesn't matter.

I really like the looks of this watch. The case is 35mm and the face is 30mm so a bit smaller that I thought it would be but it's fine. I really like the Indiglo feature. One criticism is the included instructions say nothing about setting the time or date. They direct you to the Timex website. To set the time you pull the crown all the way out, to set the date, half way out.