TimexMen's Waterbury Classic Chrono 40mm Stainless Steel Quartz Dress Watch with Leather Strap

My son has been wanting a watch that doesn't lose any time. I had no idea that so many watches lose seconds and minutes throughout the day. This one has great accuracy and the quality and price point of this Timex, make it a great fit. The weight is perfect too!

THE BEST DARN WATCH I OWN! Sharp, dependable, crisp, fool proof, great strap! Reliable, lightweight, waterproof, easy to read.

Simplistic, minimalistic, and beautiful. My most go-to watch that I wear most often

Light weight, inexpensive quality watch. Very casual but professional.

The media could not be loaded. First things first, the whole watch is made of stainless steel, I know this because I’m allergic to metals and I have not reacted to it at all.I’ve seen some reviews mentioning the hands not aligning but so far I’ve not had that problem. The chronometer works perfectly but it’s important to note that the big second hand only works with the chronometer, regular seconds are counted by the small second hand close to the 6 position.The watch itself is beautiful and works great as a casual watch or a dress watch.Some comment complained that the dial looks printed on and that is true if you stare at it trying to nitpick things.The case is around 43 mm in diameter which is not too small nor too big, thankfully.Flat mineral glass is not easily scratched unless you’re banging your wrists against stuff.I cannot confirm whether it’s waterproof but that’s only because I don’t want to subject this gorgeous watch to a chlorine pool. It does say that it’s 50 meter water resistant however I’m guessing some of the people that complain didn’t realize they’re not supposed to push the buttons while the watch is wet.Only thing I can honestly complain about is the fact that the leather strap is so smooth that feels like fake leather and will wear out soon, or it might be ultra fine leather and I just can’t tell leather apart. Oh and it’s pretty light, so I know some men will complain about not being big and heavy enough…hahaOverall great watch, my wife complimented me on it and then got extra excited when I explained all the things I liked about it.Thinking about buying one of the nicer Timex to add to my collection now.

The watch was nice but the quality was poor. Date cannot be adjusted. When I pull a little bit of the adjust movement know,instead the small movement move. Just left it and will not buy again

First off, this is a Timex not a Rolex. I don't know what some people in the review section expect when they order a watch for less than $100. In this price range though you are getting decent quality. I have no complaints about the dial or face and the leather band has a nice thick higher end feeling to it. A definite step up from models such as The Weekender or Expedition (although I have no problems with those lines either, just saying for comparison sake.)The indiglo feature is unique to almost every Timex so the lume on the face is naturally going to be not as bright. Only complaint I have about indiglo is once it burns out, unless you absolutely love the watch and want to pay for the repair, it just isn't worth the cost and hassle. That said, I have only had one indiglo actually "burn out" on me and that was a Weekender that might have been 3-4 years old.At least the version I got does not have an audible "tick" so I don't know what various reviews are complaining about. I have heard this about other lines, but at least mine is quiet enough I can't hear it.Mine shipped in a presentation box that was definitely an upgrade over the retail packaging of other lines such as the Weekender. It was more like that of a Citizen or Seiko box, which was a nice addition if you are gifting.Finally, I got this on a substantial sale. At the full retail price, you are entering a price point for a Seiko or Citizen which I think is going to be of higher quality. But if you can catch it 20% or more, like the look, I would say go for it.

Have knocked this watch around quite a few times, walls and machinery. Still true to the second, although the crystal has a few scratches now.