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List Price: $59.95
Our Price: $37.95
Your Save: $ 22.00 ( 37% )
Availability: N/A
Manufacturer: Timex
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Band Material Type: Fast Wrap Strap
Binding: Watch
Brand: Timex
Calendar Type: day-date-and-month
Case Diameter: 40
Case Material Type: stainless-steel
Clasp Type: Velcro
Color: Gray
Department: mens
Dial Color: digital-green
Dial Window Material Type: Mineral
EAN: 0753048024650
Feature: Case Diameter - 40 MM
Label: Timex
Manufacturer: Timex
Model: T53781
Publisher: Timex
Studio: Timex
Warranty: One-Year Warranty
Watch Movement Type: Digital
Water Resistance Depth: 200
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Features
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Case Diameter - 40 MM
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Editorial Reviews:
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Accept no imitations or limitations. There is only one Timex IRONMAN* Triathlon®. Stylish enough for the weekend warrior, technical enough for the extreme athlete. Don't swim, bike, run, jump, climb, throw, or kick without one.
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Spotlight customer reviews:
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Customer Rating:
Summary: A basic timepiece
Comment: The watch seems ok so far. It's construction appears to be solid and durable. I did replace the velcro wrist strap with a buckle wrist strap; the strap was $6.00 at Target, took about two minutes to install (the two retaining pins are spring-loaded), and feels secure.
Customer Rating:
Summary: The watch is durable, but the nice looks fade fast
Comment: I bought this as a low-cost diver's watch. The 200 m rating, easy-to-read display, and Velcro strap give it the versatility to wear on the boat, in the pool or scuba diving. I'm happy to report that the watch still works fine after six months of wear and a week of diving. But it looks as if it's ten years old. The decorative trim on the wrist strap started to crack and decompose after two or three hours in salt water. The finish on the grey plastic case has also started to chip. I haven't babied the watch, but I haven't abused it either (running across bricks or concrete, for example). I'm disappointed that a watch marketed for being rugged has proven to be such a wimp.
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Summary: Fast Strap Disaster
Comment: The variety of Timex Ironman I got was actually discontinued probably for the same reason that this one will soon be as well -- The "fast strap" wrist band is a velcro coated strip of nothing held in place by a velcro fastener that will come un-secured when you do something basic like remove your jacket. Mine came off twice while engaged in such activities, then just the other night the thing simply fell off my arm while out hiking ... and I failed to notice it until having returned to my assigned domicile. The thing is GONE and I am here to warn potential buyers about the "fast strap" fad, which is probably great for Timex' business because now I have to buy another stinkin' watch.
The moral of my story: CHECK TO SEE THE BAND TYPE AND FASTENER, with the emphasis being on looking for the word BUCKLE. It's up to you when you remove your watch, not the watch itself, and I hope whoever found mine will enjoy loosing it themselves. Other than that this Ironman series is great, I loved the split lap function and the back illumination was bright enough to signal overflying aircraft with. But if given the chance to meet the Timex executive who decided the "fast strap" feature was a really good idea I would punch him/her right in the nose.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Purely Functional
Comment: I ordered the Ironman first, then returned it because it looked like I got it from a quarter vending machine. Ended up getting a Nike Oregon Superwatch and am extremely happy with it.
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