I have to agree with the person who previously reviewed this watch; I, too, purchased this model because of its range of features and cheap price. The Turn-n-pull alarm is a wonderful feature; but if you're setting the alarm for an event that is 3+ hours away, the manual turning begins to get really tedious. The Indiglo light is bright enough, but this will probably be the last watch I buy with the analog date window; I'm tired of manually compensating for changes in the month. The Turn-n-pull aspect of the alarm made me more aware of the turning I have to do to change the date.Here's the pitiful stuff: 3 months after I bought the watch, I inadvertently hit my wrist, and the watch, up against a door frame, about as hard as if you were knocking on a door. The rotating ring of the watch separated from the face of the watch. The hit was hardly enough to do that type of damage to a medium-quality watch, but I was able to snap the ring back on and start living again. 6 months after that, I attempted to set the Turn-n-pull alarm on my watch only to find that the Turn-n-pull knob was gone. I found it on the floor. I have no idea how it became separated from the body of the watch, and I stopped caring five minutes after it happened. I went to my $20 backup watched and moved on. The bottom line; the looks and features are great, I really did like that about the watch, but the quality is suspect. If you buy this watch, make sure you have a backup watch.Product Description
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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