Glow in the Dark Watches for Men: 12/24 Hour Military 🌟 Time, Waterproof & Outdoor Field Sports Wristwatch with Nylon Band - MDC Review

I don't think you can find a field watch that good for $23. I expect this watch to be almost as impressed as I am. Just a very usable field watch at the right price.

I have this watch to wear to bed and do my morning army exercises. It's worth the money and feels like it will barely fit on your wrist while running. The dial is very easy to read even in very weak light, the luminous dial is particularly noticeable after sun exposure. The glass feels thin and the watch looks like a $25 watch, but I love it. I definitely wouldn't swim or shower, but this is a good watch for light clothing.

I was looking for a watch to wear with a t-shirt and shorts or on a hike. I think I found it. I ordered a watch with a black case and a blue-grey strap. This is a beautiful watch and the face is easy to read. The NATO strap is a bit stiff but not uncomfortable. I've never worn this type of strap so only time will tell if I like it (look what I made there?). The watch is light but appears to be quite durable. My wrist is just over 7 inches long and I love this watch size. So far I'm impressed.

Looks great on the wrist. Keeps the time accurate. The water resistance has not been tested. It suffers from the "cheap watch curve" where it doesn't actually wrap around the wrist, just sits on top. Still better than most brands under $80. Great band, no complaints. The world impressed me. I wasn't expecting much, but it's fairly bright and very legible. I shined a flashlight on it for 30 seconds and it took 55 minutes for the glow to actually go away. But just the light from boarding and…

The watch just arrived so I wasn't able to test the accuracy or the night glow without expecting much from a cheap watch. However, the nylon NATO strap is TERRIBLE. Too long and not adjustable. The buckle and clasps are very close to the watch resulting in a sloppy fit. Instead of being under the wrist, it exposes the whole mess with a big ledge. Removing the excess doesn't help much. Now I need to buy a decent strap to use the watch. Spend another $4-5 for a quality, inexpensive watch like the

Looks like good lume - easy to read. The nato strap fit my 7.5 inch wrist and had to be "plugged in" a bit. The stem was a bit difficult to pull out - it didn't seem to protrude enough to grab a fingernail. pulled out - it's easy to install. Good value for money - 38mm is a bit smaller than what I think is optimal for my wrist size, but looks pretty good and comfortable. I'll have to test the lume extensively to see how long it lasts, but it's pretty bright to begin with. It looks like the back

Even for what could be called an inexpensive watch, it keeps an amazing amount of time, at least for the ones I have. I only gain a second every 2 or 3 days. The scratch-resistant face has proven to be one so far. As for the fit and how they talk about turning the strap back, I don't know whose wrists they put them on to think you'll have room to fold the end of the tag back through the previous metal loop, but I have one average male wrist American, and the rest was not enough to go through…