InfantryMen's Wrist Watch, Field Military Watches for Men Analog, Black Tactical Outdoor Sport Work Wristwatch, Waterproof Date Day 12/24 Hour with Army Nylon Band

Likes:- Easy to read• Dials/watch hand color (white) contrasts well with the black background of the watch• 5 minute time increments denoted with the bold dash marks on the outer circumference of the watch for quick time approximates is a nice addition- Standard or military time- Double loop NATO band/strap, made from nylon, that is lightweight, durable and breathable for light to moderate activitiesOther comments & dislikes:- The watch crown is larger, about 6½mm-7mm in diameter and it is not protected with any angled or beveled metal around it. Possible to be snagged or tugged on.- The bioluminescence on the hour and minute hands is present but short lived, but it is a nice feature nonetheless. If you are working in a dark environment I would not depend on the bioluminescence to make out time if that is important for you.Overall this is a great everyday wear watch and hopefully it holds up over the year.

I was looking for a reasonably cheap watch (<$50) which was a simple analog, had a working date display and military time designated on the face (for my job I frequently have to convert between the two systems so I was looking to have a quick reference on my wrist). This Infantry watch ticked all of the boxes and came in at a very respectable price. It also came in flat black which I liked and it had a non-metallic strap (metallic straps look quite nice, but wearing them every day can lead to chipped paint, scratches ,etc.) I've had the watch now for a few days and after initially setting it, I've been checking the time against my phone and it seems to be holding time well and rolling over the date as expected. Overall, I am very happy with value/price of this watch. The only criticism I might add would be that it would be nice to have a way to adjust the length of the watch band a bit. My arm is just thick enough that the band is about 5mm too long. Helpfully, they had included double rings that can be used to tuck the strap back on itself, and to my surprise, even that short bit of extra so far seems to be staying tucked, but I initially was concerned that it would keep working loose and therefore wanted to be able to make the necessary very short adjustment to the watch band length.

The watch will display the day of the week in English or Spanish, but unlike similar watches sold on Amazon, it comes with clear instructions to let you choose the language. I don’t like NATO straps and the spring bars for the straps were impossible to remove without cutting away (use diagonal flush cutting pliers), which is the only reason for the 4 star rating, else it would be 5. I put a silicone quick release band on the watch and am very happy with it. The time is very legible, especially with the red highlight on the second hand. I like the 3D effect that shows between the minutes dial and the inner face. Very handsome/gorgeous and no-frills watch. You just can’t do better than this for the price.

I bought this watch as part of the Black Thursday Deals. I didn't expect much frankly, but I've been mightily impressed by its quality and utility. As a timepiece and as an accessory, this is a great buy. The face is easy to read, the second-hand sweeps exactly on the second marks (a rarity these days in even fairly expensive watches) and it keeps good time (one second per day fast so far). The day/date are a good size and pretty easy to set using the industry standard crown-pull method. The brushed aluminum case appears durable and yet it's comfortable. The strap is thin but of good quality; it has 13 holes and will fit a wide variety of wrist sizes. Overall, I'm totally satisfied and have no hesitation in highly recommending this outstanding watch.

good basic watch. no unnecessary frills.

Had this watch for 3 years, then stopped working. Okay, just change the battery. Well, there is a good reason there is no indication of what battery it uses on the back of the case. It does not appear that it was every considered that anyone would want to replace the battery. I made a special steel spanner wrench to open the watch. After struggling for over an hour with as much force as I could muster, I was unable to break the seal and open the watch. In a last-ditch effort, I took a steel point punch and hammer to the tabs to just attempt to break the seal. That failed. My efforts complement a bunch of other reviewers who tried to change the battery. I too would describe this as a throw-away watch after approximately 3 years. Must have been threaded in using a permanent Loctite, or an equivalent sealer. Longevity be damned.

This is a solid, if basic, quartz watch. It keeps good time, and the NATO strap is comfortable. Though some have had complaints about it's waterproof rating, I've had no issues with that. But...The lume (glow-in-the-dark) is pretty weak and doesn't last long. I expected that, but it actually bothers me more than I thought it would. The date window is small and hard to read; which is fine because a month after I got it, it lost the ability to change the date (April has 30 days, but I can't skip over the 31st to the 1st) If I cared about the date function, that would be a deal breaker.