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

This is a nice field watch for $22. The black and white dial is very easy to read and it comes with a black 22mm NATO watch strap, which can easily be swapped out for a different color. The quality seems to be in line with a Timex Expedition watch costing $50-$60.

Purchased this item for my daughter who is in the military. The 24 hrs on the inside of the 12 numbers helped her out alot.

Watch is ok band is little cheap but over it's good for the price.

Good for the money

Wear it everyday

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.

good basic watch. no unnecessary frills.

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.