Timex Men’s T5H731 Ironman Sleek Triathlon 150-Lap Resin Strap Watch
- Quartz movement
- Strong mineral crystal protects dial from scratches and scrapes
- Case diameter measures 43.8 mm
- Resin case; Digital-gray dial; Day-date-and-month functions
- Water-resistant to 330 feet (100 M)
Amazon.com Product Description
The Timex Men’s Ironman Sleek Triathlon 150-Lap Watch is for the serious athlete who wants extreme function and performance but who also appreciates modern style. The watch’s black and blue sturdy polyurethane band has cut-outs which add to its lightweight quality. The silver-tone stainless steel bezel contrast a black dial. Bold, oversized digital numbers show time, day and calendar. The watch’s laundry list of functions is truly astounding and includes: 100-hour chronograph with lap or split option; 150-lap memory recall and 100-hour, 3-mode countdown timer; nine interval timers, five programmable alarms, 5-minute back-up alarm and second time zone with date display. The watch features Indiglo night light for easy use at night. Water resistant to 330 feet, this watch comes with a one-year manufacturer’s warranty.
Timex Men’s T5H731 Ironman Sleek Triathlon 150-Lap Resin Strap Watch
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Filed under: Triathlon
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The watch itself is great but the reverse display is very disappointing. If you actually want this watch for competitive sporting purposes, swimming in particular, then I would go for the black on white display as a quick glimpse at this diplay I fear would not be possible and would consequently lose you valuable time.
Rating: 3 / 6
Made of cheese. The display fogged the 2nd time I showered with it on. So I stopped showering and swimming with this “triathlon” watch on. It still died in under 2 months from purchase. My last Timex ran 7 years, until it was crushed by a car.
My mistake – THIS was my ‘last Timex’.
Rating: 1 / 6
As a lifelong Timex wearer, I thought this watch would be up to Timex standards. It’s not! The face is so dark, you can hardly tell what time it is without pushing the indiglo button (kind of a pain)especially if you’re in the water. Incidentally, the instructions say not to push buttons in the water or you could damage the integrity of the waterproof seal … uh, hello … it’s a triathlon watch! The alarm is relatively faint, and the buttons are not at all user friendly. In fact, it takes 10 button pushes simply to set the hourly chime. Very disappointing! Oh, and one more thing … I was initially led to believe this was a 5-alarm watch like my former triathlon watch. It only has 3 alarms.
Rating: 1 / 6