Strap: The adjustable nylon strap in gray-green, measuring 20mm, can be worn comfortably on wrists up to 8 inches in circumference. It fastens with a hook and loop buckle/clasp.
Dial: The black dial features a date window positioned at 3 o’clock and is marked with full Arabic numerals.
Case: Encased in a 39mm gray resin case with an acrylic lens.
Special Feature: This watch includes the Indiglo light-up function on the dial, along with luminous hands for enhanced visibility in low light conditions.
Water Resistance: With a rating of 50m (165 ft), this watch is suitable for short recreational swimming activities, but is not recommended for diving or snorkeling.
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Mountainmeister –
So much watch for so little money! Has everything I ever wanted in a watch; individual minute markings, glow in the dark hands and second hand, illuminated dial, protected crown, date function, waterproofness–it’s got it all!! But most importantly (for me at least) it is NOT huge! It is just…
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Dave vickery –
as advertised. simple good tough.
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Liz-ard –
And since I don’t do triathlons, Xcountry ski racing, etc any more, I don’t need fancy sports watches any more. This watch is just the time and date. Attractive, big numbers, water resistant, and a simple study band. Still bike and hike so this is all my old body needs. Only complaint is the…
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Jason –
I have owned several Timex Expeditions over the years. I purchased this one as a replacement to my Expedition Scout that stopped working after the crown detached (possibly from impacting something hard while I was wearing it). The Expedition Acadia is a cheaper watch and I wish it had a…
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Bryan Bradburn –
This is a great light-weight, low profile watch for the outdoors. It’s inexpensive, looks nice, easy to read. I slid a $10 compass on the band and I’m happy as a clam. It’s nothing fancy but fancy isn’t always the goal. My one criticism is that the cheaper Timex’s like this don’t have a great…
Mountainmeister –
So much watch for so little money! Has everything I ever wanted in a watch; individual minute markings, glow in the dark hands and second hand, illuminated dial, protected crown, date function, waterproofness–it’s got it all!! But most importantly (for me at least) it is NOT huge! It is just…
Dave vickery –
as advertised. simple good tough.
Liz-ard –
And since I don’t do triathlons, Xcountry ski racing, etc any more, I don’t need fancy sports watches any more. This watch is just the time and date. Attractive, big numbers, water resistant, and a simple study band. Still bike and hike so this is all my old body needs. Only complaint is the…
Jason –
I have owned several Timex Expeditions over the years. I purchased this one as a replacement to my Expedition Scout that stopped working after the crown detached (possibly from impacting something hard while I was wearing it). The Expedition Acadia is a cheaper watch and I wish it had a…
Bryan Bradburn –
This is a great light-weight, low profile watch for the outdoors. It’s inexpensive, looks nice, easy to read. I slid a $10 compass on the band and I’m happy as a clam. It’s nothing fancy but fancy isn’t always the goal. My one criticism is that the cheaper Timex’s like this don’t have a great…
Diego Múnera –
it’s a nice looking watch.