BeeasyDigital Watch Waterproof with Stopwatch Alarm Countdown Dual Time, Ultra-Thin Super Wide-Angle Display Digital Wrist Watches for Men Women

History - 3 years ago bought a watch for a few $ less. Kept good time BUT hard plastic band suddenly split apart. Bought another cheap watch. It only lasted 15 months before the hard plastic bamd came apaet. Both kept good time.This ine just arrived. Just a few $ more. Band is NO T hard plastic - comfortable nylon? or some softer material. Actually came w. easy to read instructions! While there are a few complaints aboit briken banfs --- I'll come back and report if watch becomes unusable.2 minor problems: 24 hour clock display is very hard to read because of the numbers being jammed. the seconds display would make everthing easier to read if the were smaller. The seconds disply which is up against the minute display is only 10% smaller. There should be an easy way to NOT display secons at all.

It's a nice thin gold digital watch. I now have 2, bought the black one about a year ago, also nice. The gold one looks better. The wide angle reverse display is easier to read than many of the other watches i own(like i have several casio with the reverse display and they are harder to read) loud alarm, the led light isn't the brightest tho. Still 5 stars for the money. I would recommend!

The following review is for a Beeasy men's digital wristwatch model AW02. It is a water-resistant watch. It is not water-proof, as the box and Amazon advertising states. It is a basic watch with minimal features.Arrival: The watch is packaged in a green slide box that makes it suitable for a gift. Actually, when I first saw it, it reminded me of a passport. But that could be me. The watch is well protected, and two manuals are provided when opened. The first is the quicky that helps you set the watch's time and date, and the other is more detailed to cover the rest of the features.Physical: All the dimensions and weights conform to the specifications on the Amazon website. The maximum wrist size is missing, and I measured the buckle tongue to the last hole in the band to be 22 cm. If your wrist circumference is large, this will not work. The thickness at 9 mm is significant if you're having problems with your watches and long sleeve shirts and jackets. The cuff should slide back easily with this watch.The display number's viewability is a bit unusual. The advertisement ad has been touched up a bit to show the face with a brighter contrast display than provided. It does work in bright sunlight, and when dark, the light button is pressed, illumination is just enough to see the numbers for 3 seconds. But don't expect it to light your way in the dark. I did notice I had to change the angle of the watch in the outside daylight to get just the right shadow to see the numbers. But it does look interesting.Display information such as the indication for 24hr display, alarm, hour signal (SIG) are very small and may require a magnifying glass to see. Once you get used to it, the location would be enough to indicate if that feature is used.All mode settings require you to go into the programming mode by holding the R button for 3 seconds. However, the 24/12 formate feature is an exception. You can simply switch from one to the other by pressing the S button. If you need to familiarize yourself with 24-hour formats, this will help convert time to 24 hours. The 24-hour format is preferred in Europe for travelling, so this could come in handy.The alarm sound is not that loud and lasts about 10 seconds, and there isn't a vibrating mode. If you are hearing impaired, it can be an issue.Over a period of two weeks, I did not measure any loss of time.Programming: The manual is written in five languages. It looks challenging, but there isn't much to understand. The instructions in English are good, with few usage issues. For example, "...will run continuously in the backstage" is really in the background. I easily followed the instructions, and all the features were programmable and functional. As a note, some "cheap" watches have terrible translations, becoming next to impossible to understand. This is not the care here.The Chronograph (Stop Watch) has a spit function labelled L, and it is a lap function. If the course repeats for five laps, for example, you can press the R button after the first lap to record the time and then press it again to go back to timing, which has been timing in the background.The countdown or TR setting is limited to hours and minutes; you cannot set it for seconds.Amazon and Box description Error: This watch was described as water-proof 5ATM, and it is not. 5ATM is a standard that indicates that the watch has been tested up to 5-atmosphere pressure (50 meters underwater) for 10 minutes. There is no guarantee after 10 minutes. Few companies claim water-proof.Water-proof is a requirement for diving, and Rolex was one of the original manufacturers who could claim that distinction for their watches. Usually, you find that the back screws into the body form a much more robust seal with the O-ring. The backing showed water-resistant, and when I unscrewed the back off (screws are never used for water-proof), it showed an O-ring. Water I could not verify how the buttons were sealed. Water resistant means splashing water on it without entering the casing. Or it is resistant to humidity. But it cannot be submerged under water or worn during a shower for very long. Do not go swimming or take showers with it on if it can be avoided. If you see condensation on the inside of the crystal, as some reviews have noted, then you have water impregnation. Use a jeweller's screwdriver to remove the backing and let it dry for over 24 hours.

Looks and feels really nice and solid. Was surprised by the weight when I took it out of the box. Haven’t seen any reviews on the silver one so I figured I’d drop mine. Was easy to figure out how to change the date and time without looking at the instructions. I was concerned that there might be some pinching issues with this type of band but feels very comfortable and smooth on my wrist. This is now my daily work watch. Can’t wait to see how it holds up long term and with water resistance/sweat.

This watch is awesome! I wore it for the first time on a 16 mile run. The silver face and the very large black numbers makes it very easy to read for this 77 year old marathoner. The best feature is that when running more than 1 hour the minute and second numbers remain large while the 1 hour number becomes smaller. Most current watches reduce the numbers showing seconds and makes the hour number large which makes it almost impossible for an old runner to read. I clearly know if I have been running 1hour or 2 or 3 or more hours so keeping the numbers tracking seconds is more important. I look forward to seeing how well it operates in rain and in 10 below zero this coming winter. Better than my 30 year old Timex watch! Training for the Chicago Marathon, it will be my 94th marathon.

I love this watch! It has something on it that I've never found in another, a countdown timer.

The watch has continued to work well for a couple of seasons in rough, saltwater kayaking, and the soft plastic band stays secure on my pfd without slipping. But the multitude of functions -- which except for local time are superfluous for me -- accessed by some mysterious combination of four buttons (which I find impossible to remember) make it harder to use. Also because the buttons stick out, the watch is constantly resetting itself to different functions, and then I have to fumble around to get it back on local time (not easy to do with paddling gloves in the shoulder seasons).