Timex Men's Ironman Triathlon Classic 30 Oversized 43mm Watch

I love this watch! The band is a little stiff, but I'm guessing it will loosen up over time.I bought the larger version (oversized) back in 2014 and wore it as my daily driver until the bezel finally wore off. I still works great, but looks like hell. When I first tried finding a replacement for my old Ironman I bought the T5E901 and returned it as soon as I opened the box because it looked comically small next to my old watch. Timex is really pushing that particular style right now, but I noticed this specific watch in a YouTube video that piqued my interest. This watch (T5K821) is actually s

The Durability: I’ve been using this watch daily for over a year under pretty rough conditions, and it is the only one that has held up. While the body has some honest scuffs from use, the strap shows no signs of cracking or breaking, which is usually where these watches fail for me. It’s a beast for the price.​Functionality:​Tested Waterproofing: I’ve tested the water resistance several times now and haven't had a single issue with fogging or leaks.​Essential Tools: The timer and stopwatch are incredibly useful for daily tasks, and the time itself has stayed 100% accurate without needing adju

Love these watches never take them off until the band dry rots 3 years later then throw out and get a new one. Have done everything in them that the military can throw at you and it’ll survive. Deep underwater and intense beatings with a battery life longer than the wrist band will survive so worth it. I keep mine on 24/7/365 and feel naked without it. This one is inverted, numbers blank background black. Hard to see in the sun at times

I have purchased Timex Iron Man series, and similar, watches for many years. They are an excellent value, with good functionality overall.However, there has been one overriding negative design feature that should have been dealt with a long time ago. That is the strap quality. The strap appears to be silicone, and over time removing the strap causes it to crack prematurely, and break. The watch still functions wonderfully, but the straps are NOT replaceable. Therefore, you either need to cut of most of the strap and use it as a pocket watch (which I will NOT do), or THROW THE WATCH AWAY.Second

This has taken a lickin and kept on tickin l. Have had mine slightly more than 2 years and haven’t had to changed the battery yet. Regularly have taken showers with it on. The indigo light is a bit on the faint side for me, alarm could be louder. Strictly as a waterproof watch, no complaints.

I absolutely LOVE my Casio GBA800 that I have bully bars on, so she's quite huge. Analog with Bluetooth, pretty cool. If I ever remember to use such things. I have a phone and laptop on me usually, why do I need to play with my watch? I want to tell time, that's it.Comes along a good sale for an Ironman, and I used to be a complete fanatic for only Ironman for a real person's needs. Why not, I've been fighting the Casio all day with my coat cuff, let's get something a bit slimmer for when it's coat season. See if they're still great. Yup! Sure is.It's been probably 25 years ago last time I wor

I have purchased many Timex watches over the years and I am entirely satisfied with this watch. I always buy the sports watch, as I swim and do triathlons.Things I like about the watch:*Setting the watch is easy and the instructions are clear (although the printed instructions are very small!)* The watch is not too big. So many watches have too many features and they are large, bulky, and heavy. This watch is sleek, has a low profile, and has a size that is ideal for average needs.* The numbers are big enough to see easily at a glance.* There are enough useful options, and this watch is not ov

good watch, bit confusing at first