I have had this for a few weeks now.I wanted something I could wear while out with my two young children, particularly at the beach and not have to worry about it.I also wanted something without a battery, both for the environment and for convenience. This watch fits the bill. I NEVER worry about having it on...no matter what I am doing. This is my first digital sport watch so it is a bit counterintuitive for me to set and I don't need all the features, nor do I know how to work them - the guide is very good, I just have no interest beside the time, the water-resistance and the shock-proofness. The only downside for me is that it needs to be in bright light regularly to re-charge. With my analog watches, I pull the little stem and it stops the watch. Since this is a spring/summer watch for me,this means that I have to leave it out of storage ( not in a drawer or box )for the rechargeable battery to stay functional.My solution to this is to keep it on my night stand directly under my reading lamp, where it gets a bit of bright light every night. It will be left there for the entire Fall/Winter.I originally disliked this alternative but the watch is so useful to me that I will live with it.
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Product Description:
Casual watch, Solar movement, Hourly time signal, Low Temperature Resistant, Power saving function, Shock resist, Backlight with afterglow, 12/24 hour formats, Four daily and one snooze alarms, World Time with 29 time zones and 27 cities, Battery power indicator, Stopwatch, Digital print, numbers and markers, Digital day, date and month display, Polished gold-tone metal and white resin bezel, White resin case and selector buttons, Brushed silver-tone stainless steel caseback, Mineral crystal, 200 meters/660 feet water resistant
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