I took a couple of months before writing this, just in case. Vanity is what takes stars from this product; opinions about the case being stainless steel or not don't matter much, I mean are you going to be drilling the thing? the test of time? You get what you pay for. Its a very nice digital watch. Simple and clean. Gets the
BUY NOWjob done. The wristband is adjustable in case you were wondering. :)
If memory serves, I first had this model of watch nearly twenty years ago. Since then I’ve owned—and continue to own—a wide variety of watches: analog, digital, battery-powered, automatic. Obviously there’s no reason to own more than one watch—maybe that’s not even necessary with cell phones ubiquitous. Still, of all the watches I’ve purchased, this may just be my favorite because of its astounding practicality. At under $20 it’s incredibly affordable and its features—powerful illumination of the face, a stopwatch—make it good for both casual wear and exercise. And while it’s not exactly hefty, it’s pretty durable (in my experience). And while it might not be the best choice for a black tie event, it’s a lot classier looking than your typical digital watch. Indeed, in a world of I-watches and such, it has a charmingly retro look about it. Definitely a classic!
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It is too light weight. I barely noticed it was there on my wrist. :D
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