Men's Ironman Classic 38mm Digital Watch

Brilliant watch simple to understand very clear back light is brilliant well worth the money

Highly recommended. All functions work as described. Particularly useful to have day and month displayed. Lots of functions but each one can be disabled if required and then re-enabled. This is the smaller model for a smaller wrist. By far the best digital watch I have had.

Returned one that had been purchased and returned, retaining clip holding the watch had been cut, and some packaging missing. Had an exact replacement. It's very nice and looks great, even in full sunlight the display is excellent, looks nice, wears nice, Indiglo night light is excellent ,and the stap is nice and soft and doesn't pinch your skin when putting it on like most Casio's like this design. I've rarely bought a Timex, had, and got lots of watches at the minute, not bragging, just got a bad habit of buying watches!! I'd only give it 10/10........

I bought this watch to help with my training for a 100k run this May. I use it to time 720m laps in my local park...obviously split function is essential for this unless you have supreme mental arithmetic skills and are able to employ them during a hard workout session! It also keeps track of the lap number....which, after 10 -15 laps, also becomes a challenge as one becomes a bit dizzy and confused... Split function is neat, with both previous lap and current chrono shown on the screen. It has a 30 lap memory....and you can whizz through your times following training with the recall function. The start/split button is sturdy and overall the watch seems to be reasonably robust. Countdown timer, alarms, etc are all useful functions too, although I only wear this watch for training. The indiglo backlight is brilliant ....screen is clearly visible when running at night. It is a bit smaller than I had anticipated. It is also extremely light. I am used to wearing a breitling superocean....the timex is like a feather in comparison. It is very comfortable and you forget you are wearing it... The strap is very ergonomic and has been designed to fit a wrist....which, incredibly, many other sports watch manufacturers seem to have missed the point with. I paid £20....good value. This watch is sold of £50-70 elsewhere....not sure about this.... Obviously not a GPS watch, which most wannabe runners are going for at present. Many of the cheaper models are like wearing a small fridge on your hand and do not perform even the most basic functions in an acceptable manner.....with stupidly poor battery life......therefore, there is still a time and a place for a 'classic' reliable chrono, especially with split time function. Finally, not the most beautiful piece of kit. I wouldn't wear this watch every day....but that is just my opinion.

I’ve been living with a G-Shock GW-M5610U for about 6 months before this purchase. I purchased the Timex because I really disliked the small recessed hard to push buttons/pushers on the g shock. I wake during the night a lot and like to check the time - pushing the light 💡 button on the GS is just not a nice experience. Also for some weird reason the GS was rubbing on my wrist causing sores in two different places when worn on the left wrist only - never had an issue with any watch before? In comparison the Timex has less features missing things like solar charging and the multi band radio thing for automatically setting the time but wins on comfort and easier usability - the buttons on the 38mm Ironman Timex feel great! And the display is incredibly sharp and easy to read even in lowish light - side by side the display beats the GS’s hands down. I also think the quality feel of the plastics/silicon is superior on the Ironman. At £45 it’s also under half the price of the GS making it appear incredibly good value. Finally the Indiglo technology is very impressive, I’ve never experienced it before, again beating the GS for clarity and ease on the eye at night.

Very good little watch. Easy to use

Ordered a 'very good condition' second hand one and it had some scratches on the screen and wristband. Thankfully I was able to use a Dremel and mostly polish out the scratch on the screen so I'm OK with it now. It was £10 cheaper than new, so a bit of hassle fixing it is fair enough I guess. They are nice watches. The plastics do end up falling to bits after a few years, but that's probably the same for most plastic watches.

Disappointed at first glance. The letter m on the word ironman looks like a blemish on the glass. The word is also closer to the time display than the picture suggests. Not as good looking as the picture, better to look at other ironman watches maybe . Probably works fine but an average watch in my opinion

Parfait. Très solide.

Achetée il y a deux ans (novembre 2022), je suis impressionné par les alarmes sur ce modèle (module Ironman 30lap) qui ont un volume qui réveille un gros dormeur !!! Et puis elles ont toutes une mélodie différente. Impressionné également par la précision du module qui dérive très peu (environ 3 secondes en plusieurs mois) !!! De plus, elle "tombe" très bien sur un poignet de 18cm... même si ce modèle n'est pas aux standards actuels des montres de sport en terme de taille.

Overall build quality is good, packaging was poor which had to ship from US to India. The box was destroyed completely but the watch somehow survived without any scratch. Watch feels light, fits perfectly.

I have ordered men’s timex wachtes and I got it on time and everything was perfect.

The quality of the watch is so great for the price. Best for out door activities like running, swimming, skydiving, street fighting, golfing, bowling, fishing, sleeping, the watch is perfectly fit to the wrist it will not loosen, even if there is a zombie apocalypse this is the watch you going to wear. all the best. maybe in the future Ironman-Triathlon can add on a heart rate counter.