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

i needed something for running and i wanted i bit more than just a stopwatch. i think it is good and light, i never had a watch before so the wearability feels i bit uncomfortable.(key points)it feels like it will not brake. both the glass and strap. the four buttons aren't lose and the reset button needs a bit more pressure than the others so that you don't miss press.as for features it has a light button which brightens the screen, a reset button, a stopwatch that holds one count in memory, an alarm mode, and time and date mode.the value for money it great compared to others for a larger price(how to use)the top left will cause light.the top right will stop and start the timer and when fixing the time this will be used to change the number.easy to setup as the bottom left button will cycle through all modesbottom right button will reset things like the timer and to change the time you hold it for 3 sec, then use the bottom left button to cycle through the options of change, then whatever is blinking will change when you press the top right button. when you are happy with the number Showen then press reset to lock it in.

I collect time pieces including having Rolex and Omega in my collection. I wasn’t about to wear a high dollar watch on a trip to Europe since I’m not a rich & famous person with a security detail. I purchased this watch for its dual time functionality and I didn’t want to worry about charging a smartwatch. It looks good with the black metal mesh band and it goes well with any clothing nice or casual. The display was large and easy for my eyes to see. I set my home and European destination times. It’s easy to toggle between them. It has the alarm and timer functionality. Most people use their smartphone for their alarm, but it’s nice to have a backup. I always take my watches off when showering. It’s probably good if you’re not submerging it. The only thing to be aware of is the watch band clasp. The mesh band feeds through a clasp. You press until the clasp snaps down. I had a couple of times where my watch slipped off my wrist because I didn’t press down hard enough. There were no more problems once I realized to do this.,You can’t go wrong with what this watch has to offer with the price point.

This is a great watch and an excellent value. I've had mine for a year without any problems. It looks great, it's pretty accurate, very legible digits and good night lights. It's easy to use and sits everything I want in a digital watch. That said, it could be so much better on basic functionality. 1) the alarm is not very loud, so if you have hearing issues like me it's a problem. 2) most watches have up and down buttons when setting time, this one has only up, so if you pass over your setting you need to cycle all the way around. Annoying as heck.3) while the timer has a 30 sec resolution on countdown it can only be set to the minute, so if you want better precision or say a 15 second timer this won't work. 4) the dual time is just that, a second clock, but unlike the main clock you don't get the date or other status symbols on the display so you have to switch back to view. It's annoying when traveling.5) while it's good that it has 12/24hr setting, the mode is too easily toggled by pressing the top right button, even by accident. It should be part of the clock time setting process. Irks me. Other than that, love it.

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.

Good watch, does what you need it to do. I like all of the information on the main screen (time, date, day of week) but the face is scratched HORRIBLY after only a month of wear (I’m a swim instructor so it is highly intensive wear, but still). For the price it’s ok, but it’s definitely not durable by any means (at least the screen isn’t).

I love the watch, it's better than my old Timex. It's a lightweight watch and I love the one function. Key, that's on the upper right hand side of the watch where you could go, from standard time to military great watch. And the date stays on all day.

Needed a cheap watch for the gym and this did the trick. Very flimsy, would probably break if this was a "work watch" in a warehouse or something

I bought it a second time, so I must like it, right? I do, but the first one completely died after about 18 months, and the band was cracking the last few weeks before that, so I'd already bought this replacement, thankfully! Large letters and numbers make this watch easy to read without my glasses, and the light feature makes it readable at night, too. It's become very difficult to find cheap waterproof watches with lights nowadays, and this fits the bill. It's large for a woman, but I'm large, too, so that doesn't bother me. I prefer readability over aesthetics, and this watch delivers on that. My husband was able to quickly handle setup with the included tiny-print manual. I wear this on top of an MIA cuff bracelet from the VietNam era to keep it off my skin because otherwise it tends to trap moisture underneath the band, which does not breathe.