Waterproof Men's Digital Sports Watch with Large LED Screen, Luminous Dial, Stopwatch, Alarm - Casual Military Army Watch Review

Great product. You can't get more for your money. I needed a watch or outdoors when hiking that I would enjoy using that was waterproof, easy to read, and had a strong LED light. The LED display did not disappoint. I confirm that from a certain angle you will only see 88:88. But I mean, I really don't care. Another important factor for me was the bracelet and whether I would sweat like a pig. I wore them in 100 F condition and they are no different than any other watch I own. Cheap, basic…

I was looking for a waterproof watch with large numbers so I can easily look down and track my time while running or riding. This watch meets those needs and more. The first day of wearing I washed my horse and dipped my wrist in a 5 gallon bucket several times. No problem! The watch still looks and works like new. I am very impressed with how easy it is to install and how adjustable the strap is. These watches appear indestructible and even appear more expensive than they really are. As an…

Very large digits (both large and bold) make reading easier. The backlight is a bluish background light that lasts a few seconds and is very easy to read both in the dark and at dusk. My previous watch was easy to read in the dark, but the light didn't seem to help in low light. The light is much better here. Edit: First 50m water resistant watch I've had that can't play water volleyball (although the WR50m shouldn't be good enough for swimming). Disappointed but I love it so much I think I'll…

This is an AMAZING watch! I am a watch collector and was looking for something to wear to work outdoors. So if you scratch yourself, that's okay. but this watch is so good. I wear it every day and I don't want to expose it to such harsh working conditions. I like its size (I have slightly larger hands/wrist) and I can see it without reading glasses, but it's not so big that it gets in the way or looks gaudy. I like how the day/date and time are displayed. on the clock: large display, simple and

Received this watch on February 26th, 2019 and only wore it 2-3 times a week for about 1 1/2 hours each during sports and a 1.5 mile test run. Otherwise, it fits comfortably in my gym bag. I liked it because the big numbers make it so much easier to quickly see the time of day during intense trails and stopwatch time when testing my 1.5 mile run until about three weeks ago it malfunctioned - by pressing the top right one Knopfs literally erases the stored time and even makes the watch go blank.

I bought my original watch about 30 months ago and I have to say I really like it. Over time it definitely showed battle scars and when the battery started dying I decided to buy another one. I'm just as happy with my second watch as I was with my first, but after setting the time I noticed that one small thing has changed from the original. On the original, which I bought in January 2016, the beep you heard on the hour was too short. Now with a new hourly tone for a longer beep. I was…

UPDATE 05/2019: The watch is still running strong; I never take it off It's been a ridiculously worthwhile purchase so far. The watch tells the time well; I don't find it crashing or failing like others have mentioned and it always matches my phone's time. so no problem with the accuracy of where i sit. But what I REALLY like about it is that it's HUGE and the time shown is HUGE. I only wear one watch because it's essential to my strength training program as I strictly time my rest between…

Excellent watch. I decided to purchase the watch after watching some great YouTube review videos a while ago. FEATURES: Hourly chime (optional). An alarm. Chronograph (stopwatch) with intermediate time (no lap memory). 12 and 24 hour time display, day, month and day of the week (no year). It does NOT have a countdown timer. PROS: The watch fits very well. It is very comfortable to wear. The light function is very bright and ensures excellent visibility. This watch shines brighter than my new…

I've scoured Revain and the web looking for easy to understand watches, looking for specific features and reading reviews which is taking more time than I'd like to calculate. If you want clocks with bells and whistles, there are millions of them. If you want a watch that can be read by a person with visual impairment and/or memory issues/dementia, not so much. It's sad when you look at it, but I think it's because those who don't need exotic interfaces can just use their phone to check the…