TimexMen's Timex Digital Expedition Chrono Alarm Timer Watch 48042

This is a straight up good watch. I wanted a digital, time, day, date, and day of the week, with a clear easy to read face. I also did NOT need splits, laps, calories burned, or Dow Jones Industrial Average. This watch is it. As an older person, I wish the face was a bit larger, but Timex watches with "large" faces tend to be the Marathon series with a lot of extraneous features that I don't need. A note: the side buttons on this watch are small (which is very good), and do not get accidentally pressed when you move your hand/wrist wrong. Other watches with big "mode" or "set" buttons can easily activate extraneous modes by just moving your hand or shirt sleeve wrong.

Sturdy. The right size for the wrist.

I do love this watch. It has 3 alarms which I do love. Its overall look is great and has more of a upscale look than other digital watches. It also has a leather strap and it feels more 'professional' than other analog watches. Most pros that I work with have analog watches but I feel that this watch fits right in. Even though this watch is pricey, I do recommend it.

This watch died on my brother any suggestions

One of the few companies I can still admire. They really do take a lickin but keep on ticking! LOT's of value for the money. This is the 10th one I've bought over a period of 22 years. I work construction and tear them up but they never break. I just finally wear out the band and scratch up the bezel so much I have to get a new one. I have one in the drawer that is 6 years old and still running on the original battery! Brand new they are nice enough for casual dress wear. Make sure the size of your watch is correct for the size of your wrist. They make several different size watches and several different size bands. One will fit you but take your time figuring out which one or you may be disappointed with the size.

My husband is hard on watches: sand, gravel, water, etc. He goes for what works. Dual time is necessary and an alarm . Nothing flashy just solid and reliable until 10-15 years goes by... and time to replace it. Timex is timeless.

My old Atlantis 200 bezel finally broke so I had to retire it. Purchased an Expedition Atlantis a few years back as a second watch and my Dad (before he passed) got me an Expedition analog watch so thought I would get the digital version of that watch and am quite impressed. It even has a year input (so no worries about leap year anymore; lol). Cool stuff. Only thing I am not happy about was last week it cost me $51 but no it's down to $46. Should have waited a few more days. lol:)

The only watch I've owned for the past 20 years. The best of the best.