Shopping CartTimex Men’s T20031 Easy Reader Expansion Watch
date : September 22nd, 2011Sport Watch Women
Review : 3 Reviews
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Tags : Easy, Expansion, Men's, Reader, T20031, Timex, Watch
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This Timex Watch (but not any battery, crystal, band, or strap) is warranted to the operator for a period of 1 12 months from the date of acquire in opposition to defects in manufacture by Timex Corporation. Timex will not restore defects relating to servicing not done by Timex Corporation. This limited warranty applies to US Clients.With an elegant style and handy attributes, the men’s Effortless Reader Expansion watch by Timex is ideal for each day put on, with a versatile fashion well suited for each formal and casual occasions. The silver-tone metal link band attributes an expandable design for a more at ease fit, and the band’s wrapped edges also enhance the watch’s convenience on the wrist. The classy dark blue dial consists of silver-tone Arabic numeral hour markers, circle and dot indexes, and a few silver-tone hands. The silver-tone situation and bezel more the watch’s sleek search and are created of sturdy stainless steel and brass. Handy day and date displays are positioned at three o’clock and can
- Quartz movement
- Robust mineral crystal protects dial from scratches and scrapes
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Smart, Bargain Basement-Priced Watch Is Holding Up Well,
If you are looking for a reasonably priced watch that won’t embarrass you in public, you could do far worse than the Timex Men’s Watch with the expandable band. I have been unintentionally eliciting snickers for my Casio with the liquid digits. I was looking for something smart that goes back to a classic look, so I ordered this one. The blue face dial is a nice look, and it lights easily in the dark.
One challenge with the Casio is trying to light up the watch in a darkened theater (during an obviously bad movie) without activating the rotation of feature resets. By the time I finished beeping through the features, I received such a case of small-mouth from fellow movie goers. No more. And the expandable band makes it a good, snug fit. It reminds me of the old Speidel twist-o-flex wristbands you could buy to spruce up your old watches in the 1960′s, even down to the constant itch I got when I initially wore it. However, I have had the watch for two months now and am satisfied with the watch during normal wear-and-tear situations.
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|A simple watch,
Keeps time good. Easy to adjust the band size (Sometimes is a little tedious though) It looks sharp without the high price tag. Even though it doesn’t look like it, pretty rugged, at least from my experience with this particular Timex line. Very easy to read the #’s on the face.
Now the negatives. If you flip the watch over and look at the back cover it says “WR 30 M”. Well I have had water get into several of these watches, it was a very small amount though, just enough to fog up the watch. So just be careful to make sure you take it off before washing dishes, or a shower.
Secondly, changing the day and date is a pain in the rear to some degree. Once its set, no big deal. Basically, it would be nice if Time installed another knob on the watch. Right across from the current one. Dedicated specifically to the day and date.(This way it would look balanced?)
Would I recommend it? Yeah I would. For the price you get yourself quite a decent good looking rugged watch. It’s easy to avoid the water. And like I said, once you get the day and date set, no problems there either.
Like all products it could be better.
UPDATE 2-08-11
This wonderful wrist watch had survived a lot up until now from when I bought it, scuffs, scrapes, bangs. The face had even gotten bubbles in it where I was using it while welding and it was still going strong… But one thing it couldn’t survive, me trying to change the battery. I somehow screwed my watch over and knocked loose the second hand, or a gear when installing a replacement battery. *Was trying to reinstall the back plate on the watch*.. I consider myself pretty competent, but I do make mistakes… anyways, not sure what I did exactly, but I did it very well. Long story short, its been a great watch and I’ll be ordering another one.
*sighs*
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|Durable,
Great watch. I have banged it around, went swimming with it on, and have had no problems. This is one of the best watches I have ever had and the price cannot be complained about.
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