Sport Retro Digital Chronograph Mesh Bracelet Watch, 40/8485

This watch is truly impressive to me. The watch has a different color than the first one, which is the second one. Both casual and formal events are suitable for the watch's style and elegance. It keeps track of time accurately and is even more impressive in person than on camera. This watch is highly recommended because of its excellent quality, despite the price.

Excelente calidad

This is an amazing value watch. Compared to Casio/Timex , this is a great value, especially considering this is all stainless steel vs. resin with metallic coating. It doesn’t feel like junk. Don’t get me wrong, this isn’t a watch you’ll necessarily want to wear to the next dinner party or wedding, but for just every day wear it’s awesome. Everything functions as it should and is very intuitive. Gives you all you need. The retro look is fun and it doesn’t look like a toy. On my 7.25 inch wrist it’s extremely comfortable. At 34.5mm, when I first put it on, it looked small. After a couple hours of typing and looking at it, I changed my mind. It’s not too small. I’ve just been programmed over the years to think anything under 40mm is too small for a man. It’s actually a great fit and appropriate size for what it is. I’m summary, if you’re thinking about it, go for it. If nothing else, it’s a charming office beater. Most of all, it’s the complete opposite of pretentious. It takes some confidence initially to pull it off, but once you have, it’s personally rewarding. Update: the hourly chime is nice and loud. Love it.

Muy hermoso, estaba buscando un reloj digital pero de acero, aunque el rey de los digitales es sin duda el casio, a mi parecer este armitron está destinado a ser un clásico tipo casio marlin de buen precio pero manufactura excelente, se siente de buen peso, macizo y relativamente cómodo , peca un poco el extensible....lo puse a lado de un marlin duro para comparar tamaño , y el precio uff buenisimo sin lugar a duda 100% recomendable

Yes, the LED light is useless. Yes, it's not as big as modern men's watches. No, I don't care. Why? Because this isn't chrome-plated resin. Steel, baby. Steel. Behold its stainless glory! And that retro look - based on a model from around 1984, the Armitron 40/6343, aka the Swimmer. This new model is called "The Rubik." Every time I look at it, it makes me smile. It keeps pretty good time, it's now about 2 seconds faster than my atomic radio clock since I synced them up about 10 days ago. It's supposed to be a Miyota (Citizen) movement in there, from their affordable Q&Q line of watches, model M173. They certainly look like the same display in pictures, but advantage goes to Armitron for the steel case instead of resin. Also, the mesh band is brilliant and doesn't pull hair. The other style band this watch can come with is known to do that, from what I've heard. The only real knock I have on this watch (besides the light) is the acrylic crystal, but at this price point it's not a big deal to me. So long as you don't mind the light being a meme - heck, even if you do mind - this watch is a solid retro throwback that oozes that 80's style. Also, did I mention it's cased in stainless steel? ^_^