Showing posts with label expedition. Show all posts
Showing posts with label expedition. Show all posts

6/14/2011

Timex Men's T45581 Expedition E-Instruments Tide Temperature and Compass Watch Review

Timex Men's T45581 Expedition E-Instruments Tide Temperature and Compass Watch
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I'm very glad with this watch.

Pros: all, This watch is accurate, user friendly, and appealing to the eye. I need to add that the Indiglo lights up the black face very well, making it easy to tell the time. In fact, you can see all of the dials, which is incredible.

Advice:Read carefully the instructions before you begin playing with the watch functions, you will think the watch is defective. The watch requires some simple to perform calibrations for the compass dials to function properly.

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Product Description:
Timex combines bold style with useful functions in the Men's Expedition Tide Temperature and Compass Watch. Ideal for the adventurer in your family, this modern marvel features a tide tracker, digital air and water thermometer with analog display, and an accurate compass that works with the assistance of the unidirectional rotating bezel. Relying on reliable quartz movement, luminous filled skeleton hands track the time, and an easy-to-find fourth indicator hand rounds the large, black dial. The black rubber strap is accented with linear details and fastens with a traditional buckle for an adjustable fit. An Indiglo backlight allows for use in any light conditions, and with a water resistant depth of 330 feet (100 meters), this technologically advanced timepiece will meet the toughest of challenges.

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5/23/2011

Timex Men's T42351 Expedition Premium Collection Chronograph Watch Review

Timex Men's T42351 Expedition Premium Collection Chronograph Watch
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Pros:Works as advertised. Smooth operation: buttons and crowns are big and easy to push, pull, and turn.Easy to set alarm.Easy time zone changes. Chronograph functions.Split time feature.Quartz accuracy.Dial flashes when alarm sounds. Looks even better than the picture.

Cons:Dial contrast is not as pronounced as in picture, which makes it a little harder to see the hands without my glasses than I anticipated, but I can manage. Alarm is too quiet for me to hear in most circumstances, but I do have a profound high-frequency hearing loss.Young people won't be bothered by either of these issues.

I'm satisfied with the watch.It looks good and has good features.

Overall, a quality, high-tech look and function in a watch that is accurate, affordable and from a company that has a reputation for durable watches.Status hounds, look elsewhere.

Hadley Roma sells a black stainless bracelet that will fit this watch, but they also sell high-quality deployant clasps to fit the leather band, for those who don't particularly like buckled bands.

One more thing, if you don't read the instructions before you begin playing with the watch functions, you will think the watch is defective.The watch requires some simple to perform calibrations for the chronograph dials to function properly.

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Product Description:
Fulfill your need for speed with this Timex Expedition Premium Collection chronograph watch, which features a bezel with an engraved tachymeter to help you measure time over distance. Its rugged construction makes for a very practical watch for any adventure, and the chronograph stopwatch can measure events down to 1/20 of a second. The large, round watch case measures 40mm wide (1.57 inches), and it's complemented by a sporty, water-resistant leather strap. Other features include luminous hands, an easy-set alarm (rotate inner bezel to set alarm time), and water resistance to 100 meters (330 feet)--offering protection from accidental splashes as well suitable for swimming, snorkeling, and light recreational diving.
The Indiglo night-light uniformly lights the surface of the watch dial using patented blue electroluminescent lighting technology. It uses less battery power than most other watch illumination systems, enabling your watch battery to last longer. The Night Mode feature allows you to illuminate the Indiglo night-light for 3 seconds with any button press, regardless of the mode or function.

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5/20/2011

Timex Men's T18581 Classic Camper Watch Black Review

Timex Men's T18581 Classic Camper Watch Black
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I love this watch. It's so simple (tells the time - what more do you need?), elegant (you can wear it with anything), and I've been wearing it for three years now and it's not only still running, but it doesn't show any wear and tear. It's cheap, too - who needs a ten thousand dollar watch (except to brag) when all you need is a simple instrument to tell the time. It's got 24-hour time, glow-in-the-dark minute and hour hands, it's cheap, sturdy, and it's just about the best darn watch I've ever owned!

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Product Description:
Get ready to head to the great outdoors for a weekend of hiking or mountain biking with the Timex T18581 Camper watch. It has a medium-sized round, black resin case that will be able to take a licking. It frames a black dial background with full Arabic numeral display, luminous dotted markers and hands (with seconds hand), and inset 24-hour marks. It also features a nylon grosgrain strap in black, 10-year battery life, and water resistance to 30 meters (99 feet).

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