Timex T2P132 メンズステンレススチールシルバーブレスレットバンドブルーは、スマートウォッチダイヤル

It looks good, nothing to say. Hahah

Muito bom

My husband wanted a non-digital watch with an expansion band and without all the bells and whistles he didn’t need. He just wanted to be able to see the time at a glance. He actually bought a cheap ugly one that got sent back the minute I saw it! A little hunting found us this very affordable and good-looking watch. It’s hard to find a handsome watch with an expansion band that doesn’t look tacky, but this one fits the bill. Now we’re both happy!

I have worn Timex watches for over 30 years. I finally had to replace my last watch after 6 years because the band was a little loose, and the watch face was at the bottom of my wrist not over it. I was using the palm of my hand to pound a piece of my truck's steering column into place and the watch took a hit... shattering the crystal. Not the watch's fault. I was looking to replace it of course, but I was eyeballing something a bit more expensive, a Citizen. It was a low-end watch for the brand (about $80) but I was looking for something different. I was nearly ready to order it but then decided to have one last look at the Timex watches... then is dawned on me. The Citizen does not have Timex's Indiglo feature, or similar.. just glow-in-the-dark hands. That's when I decided to go for another Timex. I actually use the Indiglo feature a lot, and it's much easier to read in the dark or low light than glow-in-the-dark hands. I stuck with a brand I know and trust and I paid half as much. None of my Timex watches ever cost more than $50. They are just rock solid and very inexpensive for an attractive, every day timepiece. As you can see in the photo there are already some light scratches on the bezel. That's because I wear my watch 24/7, and I am always doing something in my workshop or outside. It's going to get some bumps and bruises. It's a tool for me, not jewelry.

Very good