Lowest Used Price: USD $33.77
Lowest New Price: USD $50.99
Features :
- Quartz movement
- Strong mineral crystal protects dial from scratches and scrapes
- Case diameter measures 39 mm
- Resin case; digital-gray dial; day-date-and-month functions
- Water-resistant to 330 feet (100 M)
There is only one Timex Ironman 50-Lap watch. Don't swim, bike, run, jump, climb, throw, or kick without one. It comes equipped with a stainless steel case, which is beautifully offset by the brilliant blue bezel. The durable black resin strap band fastens with a tenacious buckle clasp. The matte gray dial face is prominently embellished with easy-to-read digital numerals, and for additional time-keeping efficiency, the watch also includes a handy time-zone tracker that recognizes up to two separate time zones, and a day-date-and-month calendar. Exercise enthusiasts will swoon over the 50-lap recall accessory. Powered by digital-quartz movement, this timepiece is stylish enough for a weekend warrior, yet technical enough for an extreme athlete. This watch, which is water resistant up to 330 feet.
Customer Reviews
Lightwight, thin, large readout, sylish, breathable (2009-07-19)
Nice looking watch, fits nicely around wrist and has an easy to read, large time readout. Feels like you're not wearing anything on your wrist it' sso light. Good masculine size face, but the blue color is a little on the feminine. I actually like the band because I sweat a lot when I workout and it has lots of holes to "air out." The band stays in pretty good (it only pops out every once in a while). A lot of people are mentioning concerns over the band quality, I can understand that because it's lightweight and somewhat flimsy - so I hope it holds up but no real reason for concern, IMO.
3/25/10 UPDATE: I've been wearing the wach to the gym for many months now. I work out 5 days a weeks with heavy weights and cardio. It has held up very well. Still working great and had been the most comfortable, lightweight watch I've worked out with. The band still pops out, which is annoying, but it wouldn't stop me from buying the watch again. I just bought another one in a different color. Also, I swim in it all the time in my pool and have never had the water problem the other reviewer mentioned and I have changed the battery myself, so maybe he just got a bad one. Anyway, my review is still a very positive one.
Good for the price (2008-04-20)
It works as it is supposed to hence so far so good considering the small price asked for.
Good watch - bad strap (2008-03-05)
A good watch with nice big digits for people like me who often wear a watch without their glasses.
Like all Timex watches, figuring out how to see your splits after a race is a bit obscure, but otherwise it is ok.
Good watch, bad strap. Mine has cracks in the plastic in two places, one is fatal. Because strap is integrated into watch and not user changeable that means my expensive and very nice watch is now scrap.
This watch was sent to me by Timex because my prior Timex Sleek watch had a similar problem, except on that one the strap came unglued from the watch.
This one the strap has just started to crack and break. I suggest you get a watch where you can change the strap when it breaks.
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