Staple A1309-100m Water Resistant Men's Digital Sport Watch (38mm Face, 22mm PU/Rubber/Silicone Band) - Made with #Tide Recycled Ocean Plastics

The size is just right, it has a large screen with large numbers, without making the watch too big. I have thin wrists and it fits me well. Having a timer, stopwatch, and alarm were all must haves for me, so that it can fully replace my smartphone's clock. I use all those features frequently (for running, cooking, workouts, morning alarm, and more). It displays two functions at once, which I like a lot. Another thing I really like about this watch is the useability. It's really simple to switch between modes and make adjustments, everything is intuitive and just makes sense. Love the square minimalist blacked out design, and has nice little details, like the cutout on the bracelet catch loop. Visibility of the screen is good, and has a backlight for use in the dark (I appreciate that it's not overly bright, as I don't want to blind myself if I check the time when using the bathroom in the middle of the night). Also has a 'coin toss' feature which I don't think I'll ever need, but it's a cool party trick if you're into that sort of thing. Thinking about the price, there are cheaper alternatives that have similar (but not exactly equal) features. I was on the fence between this and an all black classic Casio (which was much cheaper). After trying both out, the Casio screen is smaller, harder to use, and is more cramped. There was also more unused space on the Casio's face (big black area around the actual screen), which I don't like. Useability was also worse on the Casio, I had to reference the manual to figure out every feature, and it was harder to remember how to do things. Due to its smaller size it was lighter though, which made it a bit more comfortable. Also looked at the all black G-Shock, but it's the same screen and features as the cheaper Casio, just with a bulkier case around it. Style-wise the Nixon trumps both easily, just a much cleaner and functional design. From what I've read online Nixon is considered a fashion brand and not a "serious" watch maker, which made me hesitate to buy, but you can tell a lot of thought went into both the useability and design elements, which beats what other more "respected" brands are selling. Can't comment on durability yet, but I hope it lasts me a long time. Love it!

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Excellent. Looks great on your hand. Doesn't get in the way when surfing.

I really like the unique feature of the coin flip functionality. I've never seen that on another watch. Everything about the watch is great, except for maybe one little gripe where each line's date is connected to that line's time, so if I want to see time and date at the same time on my watch, then both lines' clocks need to be set to the same time... which kind of defeats the point of having two separately programmable clocks (which isn't really something I need anyway)... unless I'm missing something. I just keep both clocks set to the same time zone and use the top to display time and the bottom to display date. It could be better, but it's certainly not "bad" per say. I'd buy it again in a tick ;)

Purchased this watch for my son for Christmas. He loves it and wears it to work daily. Very sturdy and has a good look too

Ease of use: I use this to time different dishes, like when to pull something out of the oven and it has not failed me yet- no regrets with this purchase. Durability: I absolutely love this watch! I work long hours in a busy kitchen, and it’s held up incredibly well to the heat, water, and constant movement. I wear it daily and it still looks and works like new. Comfortable to wear, and easy to read at a glance. Highly recommend for anyone who needs something tough and reliable!

Great

I don’t know if I like it because there are no directions! I have no idea what the buttons are for, how to set the time, etc.!