Mens Watches Military Watch Analog Quartz Watches for Men Waterproof Men's Wrist Watch with Date Nylon Band Army Tactical Sportswatch

Nice and simple watch with date strap fits my big wrist good value

Why did you choose this product over others?: Great watch looks good. Build quality is acceptable. Accuracy: Keeps excellent time, comfortable to wear. The watch dial is very pronounced and easy to read. Watch face looks good.

A great product for tbe price.

This type of watch often gets described as , Field watch , Adventure watch, Military watch , etc . In my case its serving as a "bike watch" to replace a 20 YO plastic Casio Solar that died. For buck its spot on @ £19 it marches the stated spec, 42mm stainless steel body , mineral crystal and nylon strap , it arrived in a thin felt type sleeve, full instructions , protective membrane over the crystal and case back, and a small plastic clip around the crown to pull out to set the mov,t working. I was particularly impressed with a recent youtube posting review and the guy opened the case back and found that the mov,t is an SL 28 which translates to a Miyota copy , also the battery is Maxell SR626SW battery , not shabby components ! one review complained that the second hand does not quite strike the markers on the dial ? thats as maybe and if so you will find thats common on watches costing more ,i would add that i personally have not bought a R-l-x nor am I timing an olympic event for £19 , what i have bought it for is something to tell me the time when out on my MTB, there is no catch , no cheapo ripoff element here, for F19 its pretty bl--dy good.

I’ve only had this watch for a couple of days but I’m immediately impressed by the quality of finish and it’s a good size on the wrist at 42mm. Dial is easy to read and strap seems of a good quality. It’s hard to believe it only cost less than £16. So far I’m very pleased with this purchase.

Has kept time well. Strap durable. Good all round casual watch for the money.

Though it's a bit on the large and clunky side, i must admit i like the military look of it, with a nice colour scheme. The strap is too large and cumbersome, very stiff when putting it on the wrist. Cheap and cheerful is about the best way of summing it up. And a week into wearing it, it's still keeping the correct time!!!

My first review blasted this watch to pieces, however I've found this isnt the case! When you first look at your watch take note of the button which helps alter the time. Your see a tiny piece of card that makes puts the button position in the Open mode, and due to the lightness of the piece, this enables the minute arm to swing about lose. Remove the card with tweasers or by fingers, it's a little tricky but it'll give after a few trys. Also I believe once the time is set and you push it in, it starts the watch working, as supposed to wasting the battery in the sleeve it's supplied in. It can be just a little hit and miss when you set the minute arm. As due to the lightness and budget, it's a bit happy go lucky, but again it isn't difficult. Now I'm a Citizen watch collector, with some of my pieces costing the price of a cheap second hand car, so I brought this for when im at my air base, if it gets damaged so be it, I'll just buy another, as supposed to sending one to Citizen for repair which won't be cheap. It's only been two days and I've had this synced to a watch that's remote controlled by the atomic clock, lol, I don't expect it to be accurate to a second every two million years lol, bit so far it's kept up nicely. Maybe every month it may need +/- a few minutes adjusted, but that's no big deal. It's actually a very nice design, not the weight I'm used to, but the pleasing cream face and off colour arms make it an attractive watch to wear, and as a first watch for a boy, (as this is more a guys watch), the strap is nice and of a sturdy nylon material, so I can see it lasting a long time, the glass is strong enough, the over all design doesn't look cheap, but has a little bit of a military feel to it, again great for us big kids lol. For once it feels like your getting your moneys worth, it's very light on the wrist, surprisingly very comftable, With well placed holes for wrist widths. Look, you can just about buy a large Donor Kebab & chips for less than this costs, and if the battery offers you a years use, then it doesn't owe you a pennie, strangely I never thought I'd say this, but it may be cheaper to buy a new one than buy a new battery, crazy value. As my only watch which isn't Citizen powered by Eco Tech solar & capacitor is an Accurist Skymaster, and it takes a battery that costs £15 fitted, so again it gives you an idea of the value for money offered here. I'm not a watch snob, I just love Chronograph Citizens, but I'm very pleased with this purchase, and depending on budget, or for who, you don't need to spend crazy money to have a nice watch. I hope this has been helpful, sorry it's been long winded, but I felt an honest review was in order, after me ranting before my Brain was in gear. If you've got this far, I thank you. :)

The pin holding the strap broke after one month of use.

As an avid watch collector I can honestly say this is a great value. Nice beater that I’m not embarrassed to wear. Just bought two of these in different color ways for less than $20. Looks very nice, they have nice heft (solid feel), the lume is not great, fit on wrist with stock band is vey comfortable. Keeps time well. For the money, it’s a no brainer purchase.

Sorprendido con este reloj por su precio. Lo elegí no solo por su precio, sino por su correa de nylon que aguanta muy bien en el campo. Suelo hacer senderismo y moverme mucho por el monte, así que esta correa aguanta bastante y es muy sufrida. Funciona muy bien. El único pero, que tampoco lo es tanto, es la aguja del segundero, que casi no se ve al moverse. Pero es algo que creo no tiene mucha importancia

its a good classic watch but little overpriced.overall a good purchase.

Gefällt mir sehr gut. Genauigkeit ist für diesen Preis ok.