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For the price, this watch adds a very nice look and feel to many of my outfits. There isn't much to it, I wouldn't use it in survival situations or wartime or anything... And if I am perfectly honest, I don't even use it in time telling situations. I use my phone for that. What do I use my phone for? Checking my mail and the internet basically. What do I use the internet for? Connecting with everyone So do I need to call people? Never. Those people are called credit collectors. And when I do open my phone app on my phone (my least used app on my phone), I use it to take advantage of the 'block' feature. Thus, ensuring I get less usage out of my phone app. That's my goal, really. But yes, for the price, and for the look, and it fits exactly like I want (watch joke), this is a great purchase.

At first glance this watch looks quite nice. It has a nice black band and the casing itself is strong and has a look of style. I like the whole black look of the watch-face and the band which gives a look of elegance. I like that you can program different time zones - I often travel so knowing I dont have to fiddle too much is a good thing, and I already have the second digital time set to my other regular zone. Now the bad. The time display of the digital watch is dark - too dark for me to read when I want to glance at the time. I dont want to have to look at the watch and angle it right in the light to see the time, I want to just glance at it. Yes, you can press a button to light up the time, but again, I just want to glance at the time, not have to push things to get the simplest, most basic use from the watch. Well, I suppose there is the analogue clock to look at, but this is tiny, and to be honest it is the feature that brings the watch down visually. The tiny hands are made of red plastic, whereas a watch trying to exude this kind of style should have a metal set of hands. Maybe the manufacturers felt the watch was so small that it needed bright red hands to see the clock itself, but this really brings it down. Setting the whole thing is a nightmare to start with. The instructions are very unclear, but I finally worked it out with much trial, error and frustration (at one point I put it back in the box thinking Id never look at it again, but I persevered). The analogue clock is worse - you hold down one button to get to the right time, but that means that if you accidentally hit that button again, even just once, that clock starts spinning again and its off time. In conclusion it looks ok, but is frustrating and its dark display makes it difficult to access even its most basic function. For the price, its a pretty good watch, but its not for me.

With its digital display on the left and red-handed analog display on the right, this watch isn't your average run-of-the-mill timepiece. Furthermore, it's jet-black face, case, and strap give it a stealthy 'secret agent' look. Two displays provide the ability to track two different time zones, just what every secret agent needs. If that isn't enough, the digital display can be programmed to track an additional third time zone. Other digital features are typical for a digital and accessible at the click of a button: Date display, alarm, and chronograph. Sadly, no count-down timer is included, so you'll need to use the chronograph and do a little math to track when that bomb is supposed to go off. While a little fiddly, included instructions assist with setting and operating the watch. Overall build quality is better than I expected for the price. Both the watch and the glass crystal are thick and beefy, sure to withstand the rigors of daily use. While I doubt the strap is really leather, it does look and feel comfortable and complements the watch quite well. Watch is advertised as water resistant to 30M, which means it will survive a hand-wash or brief jaunt through a rainstorm and little more. Buy a watch built to be waterproof if that's on your must-have list. Downsides? Setting the analog time is not easy, especially if you have tired eyes like mine. Furthermore, this is done by pressing the upper-right pusher only, so if you're prone to bump your hand into that pusher during the day, your analog time is sure to veer in no time (ha!). They really need to require you push two buttons or inset the analog pusher so you need to push it with a pen or paper clip. Digital display is also very dark, but this is compensated for by excellent backlighting at the touch of the upper left button. It's also a little thick for a quartz digital, but not uncomfortably so. I did not include images only because its stealthy nature made it difficult for me to get a good photo (and I'm a lousy photographer). I'd say if you like the style of this watch and can live with its few quirks, I think you'll be satisfied with your purchase, especially at its modest price.

The media could not be loaded. I like this small wristwatch. The square watch case is interesting with an industrial design, black anodized finish helps reduce glare when viewing the watch face. The white numbers and red hands are helpful so you can see the time in low light, although very small. To the left of the dial is a digital time read that can glow for low light, along with the raised thick glass, gives the watch a 3d visual effect with a slightly curved upper case. Heavy duty thick wristband, one side is black patent leather, while the reverse side has smooth tan suede, very comfortable fit, thick band is stiff and slightly difficult to adjust. I have solved this by inserting the tip of the band through the second holding strap. One of the most important aspects is that the watch has simple, easy to read instructions, the watch is also easy to set, good diagrams, the writing is small but still readable. Fun and interesting timepiece. The watch is well packed and is inexpensive at $26.00 (at the time of this review) and recommended.