Review on ⌚ Enhance Your Style with the Timex Women's Ironman Transit 33mm Watch by Jessica Simmons

To counter all the negative reviews, I would first like to point out that the instructions are folded very tightly into a very small rectangle and stuffed into the plastic watch. bracket that is included in the scope of delivery. I've been using Timex watches for a very long time so I don't need the instructions but I remember it was pretty self explanatory the last time I read it. I'm looking for a number of things in the clock. Firstly they need to be waterproof because I swim which means I need a sports watch. I need a digital interface and as I am retired I also need to know the day of the week, month and date. I prefer clocks that glow at night. I've tried wearing fancy watches with dresses and haven't been satisfied because I can't read faces in the dark. So I really want a watch that can do a lot of things and look good at the same time. I don't want a watch with buttons that protrude everywhere or look like a military watch. I want a women's watch that I can take from the pool to the nightclub. I've looked through the pages and pages of watches on Revain and couldn't find a watch that did everything I wanted and had the look I was looking for. This type of watch seems to be going out of style and is being replaced by sports watches that measure heart rate and have many other functions. I finally came across this watch and it had everything I was looking for so I bought it. Now that I have it, I like it very much. It has a discreet look combined with superior functionality, which is what I'm looking for. In terms of battery life, I've had a lot of sports watches and it happens that the small round strap holder that holds the end of the strap breaks. , then the watch loosens and falls off easily. Unfortunately, this requires a clock change, which is done well before the battery runs out. That happens after about two or three years of use, which is a shame, but that's the way it is. I've tried different glues and epoxies to attach the strap holder but none of them work. I keep old watches in case a watch with a broken bracelet is needed, but I just threw away a bunch of them. Highly recommended!