Armitron Sport Unisex Digital Chronograph Silicone Strap Watch, 40/8423

Favorite watch -- easy to read, has an alarm, unobtrusive backlight and stopwatch. Perfect for people who want function but not distraction. Great for running, waking up, telling time in the dark and generally arriving on time to things if you are easily distractable hehe. The light blue with light pink case is really lovely. Easy to use if you read the manual. This is my second version of the same watch after my last one was stolen along with my backpack, so hopefully someone else is also enjoying one now! Among other things I too, once enjoyed haha. *Sigh* Lovely! Thank you.

Update: 5 months later and it is still my favorite watch. The band is flexible, hasn't cracked, and the watch looks great. I don't know if it is waterproof but it did survive the cool wash cycle on my washing machine. I misplaced my watch only to find it in a completed wash load. It was still on the timer I used the evening before and had the correct time when switched. Yeah! If it hadn't survived the wash I would have purchased an new one of the same model. Original Post in July 2023 I've used some model of the Timex Ironman watch for 40 years of running/walking. I found that the strap usually broke long before the battery gave out. When my band broke recently I decided to purchase a watch with a rubber band instead of resin to avoid this ongoing issue. I no longer need all the timer options that I got with the Ironman, just a simple stopwatch to time my activities. After researching many watches with the timer feature I decided on this one. Positives for me are: rubber band less likely to break, large numbers, simple timer, backlight, looks so cool! Negatives: so far none. I thought I would not like the larger face but I do, it was just different that what I was used to. I would definitely buy this again and would recommend to a friend who wanted a simple good looking watch with a timer. I do not use it in water so cannot comment on water resistence.

I could've sworn that Armitron was a well-known watch brand, perhaps only even in my youth, but this watch seems to be of the so-cheap-it's-practically-disposable variety you tend to find littering Amazon, especially when it comes to setting it. A suggestion for anyone buying one of these watches: KEEP THE INSTRUCTIONS. There's absolutely nothing intuitive about setting the time or date, the alarm, the various other settings, etc. Aside from the fact that none of the buttons you press for anything make any sort of sense, they've added an additional layer of stress to the act of setting the time and date on this watch in the form of the seconds counter. You see, the seconds counter never stops. You can reset it to zero with the press of a button when you're setting the time, but when you reset it to zero impacts whether it pushes the minutes forward. This is especially maddening because you set the minutes BEFORE you set the hour, and taking too long to reset the seconds so its doesn't push the minutes ahead by one is really frustrating. It wouldn't be so bad if the buttons weren't kind of tricky to press, but I kind of want that to be the case, as I don't want this watch doing anything fancy while I'm wearing it. I really just want it to show the time. It'd be nice if it showed the date all the time, as it's kind of tricky pressing the upper right-hand button to see the date on command. Despite my frustration in setting this watch, I do really like the watch. It's nice and big, and it's easy to read. I'm not a huge fan of how it looks when it lights up, as it basically becomes harder to read if there's any light around whatsoever, but it's fine for when it's really dark out. Recommended as long as you can stomach setting it.

Well, if you need a watch to tell time, this is a pretty good one. Pretty simple, basic. I got the dark blue band. In a dark environment, the numbers aren’t super bright which is no big deal really—that’s what the light function is for. For those of you who tossed out the “instruction manual” because you thought “who needs this? It’s a watch!” ...well, I’m uploading photos of it on this review for your convenience. I could not for the life of me change it from military time back to the regular time (army time?). After googling and YouTubing it...still no results. Finally discovered the tiny manual on the table (I procrastinated throwing it away...because “what if”)...and lo and behold, not even a minute later, I was able to return it back to the non-military time! Anyway, if you’re indecisive, just put it in your cart and get it done. It’s a watch. This one is just fine.

This watch has a very appealing minimalist, sleek look to it. Some reviews have criticized the subdued display appearance, but I actually like it. Also, unlike some of the other reviews, I didn't find the functionality to be very complicated. The buttons are positions slightly towards the underside of the watch and are a little difficult to reach, but the advantage to this is that the buttons aren't easily pushed by bumping against something or clothing. I also like the little tab under the sleeve for the wristband, which neatly positions the sleeve over the wristband. However, the primary function of a watch is to accurately keep time, and the accuracy of this watch is pretty poor. On average, the watch loses about 1 second per day. I have owned a few Armitron Instalite Sport watches, and they have been much more accurate compared to this watch. The instruction manual says that the watch can become slow if the battery is low, so I also purchased the same model watch from another store to compare them, and it has the same problem. It loses about 1 second per day. This seems to be a design flaw with the watch.

Je la porte depuis que je l’ai reçue. Tient très bien le temps, très confortable et excellent rapport qualité/ prix.

Es bastante grande y cómodo de llevar

I like color.,size

A good product. But it is costlier than its service. The product is costlier than its counterpart products.

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