Review on Timex Unisex Ironman Classic 30 34mm Watch: Optimal Style and Performance by Kim Gilbert

I purchased this watch on November 1st, 2018. I knew it was a base watch when I bought it. Timax told me to get one with the Timex guarantee, not the Revain guarantee. The backlight stopped working on February 7, 2019. I can get a free return label from Timex. However, there is an $8.00 processing fee. If the battery is the problem, there is a $20 fee to replace the battery. So repairing my $38 watch could potentially cost me $28. In addition, the return takes 2 to 4 weeks. The fact that it's a normal watch doesn't bother me. But when you try to use the timer, there's a few seconds of hesitation before it moves to the next mode. Buttons have to be pressed hard to react. The only thing it has is that it fits snugly on the wrist and doesn't stick to things that work outdoors. The group is terrible. In order to maintain ventilation, it must be worn loose, the end already begins to fray around the buckle. He buys himself enough time to advance an hour-long fight by a few seconds in a month.