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This Timex Watch (but not any battery, crystal, band, or strap) is warranted to the owner for a period of ONE YEAR from the date of purchase against defects in manufacture by Timex Corporation. Timex will not repair defects relating to servicing not performed by Timex Corporation. This limited warranty applies to US Customers.
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Technical Details
- Quartz movement- Training log store workouts
- 2 interval timers; 3 alarms
- INDIGLO® night-light
- Water-resistant to 330 feet (100 M)
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By Christopher E. Corbin (KY, USA)
WHen purchasing this watch, it is tagged as a unisex watch. Upon receiving my watch, it is very much a women's watch. Everything about it is great, except the size.
By Anna Hamel (Birmingham, AL)
bought this watch for cycling, swimming, hiking, etc. really does the trick and like the multiple alarms.
Fits my small wrist well and is extremely comfortable.
By Lynnette A. Keeney (La Crosse, WI USA)
I too have purchased many a Timex. This one - I accidentally wore in our pool but when I realized I had it on - I thought "no big deal, it's WR to 100M" and all I was doing was walking around in our pool - I hadn't gone under at all - just WALKING around with head and shoulders above water. I looked over at my watch to see what time it was and the watch was full of water on the inside. I was told by a WalMart jewerly counter person that as long as I'd never had the battery changed, it should not have taken on water - and I NEVER had. Apparently however if you do change the battery, then the water resist is shot because opening the battery case ruins that and it's a well known thing apparently - but like I say, I had never done that so I was baffled at this happening. I don't have my purchase info of course, I've had it a little less than a year I'm sure but after several months with no issues, I'm sure I threw it out while doing a cleaning out of paperwork just a couple weeks ago. I did send Timex an email just a few moments ago - but I'm sure they won't help. I don't know what to do - I need another of these - does anyone have a recommendation of a better model? I really like the timer in addition to chrono plus I like the interval timer - that's handy! I almost bought an expedition that they had because it's a bit cheaper but not sure I like the velcro strap and don't really like where the buttons are - I really liked the layout of this watch!
By Donald Gillies (San Diego, CA United States)
This is the 10th Timex Ironman watch I've purchased since 1987, and it will be my very last. Timex has begun using "chi chi" watch bands. Well, my wife looked down at her christmas present after only 4 months, and the watch WAS GONE FROM THE BAND! What a piece of garbage, I'm out $35 !!
If you use Timex Ironman watches, you know that the plastic bands eventually fail. What are you going to do when this band fails? NOTHING AT ALL, YOU'RE GONNA HAVE TO THROW IT AWAY !!!
I'd rather own a happy meal than this watch. From now on, I'm going to buy the Ladies Expedition model, which uses standard watch bands. TIMEX THIS IS MY LAST IRON MAN PURCHASE !!!
By ice cube
I've had two ironman watches - I loved the design and ease of use, but both lasted less than a year. My advice - get it if you really like the look & the features, but don't expect it to last. Like many others' stories, the band on the first ironman broke around 10 months. My second one just got water condensation inside after 5 months. It was fine with swimming 2 or 3 times a month, then suddenly let in water and broke. Since I really like this watch, I may put up with it a 3rd time at $30-$35 on amazon. But if anyone finds a more durable, lightweight, multi-function, good looking watch - I'll be first in line to try it.
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