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Product Specifications
Watch Information
BrandTimex Sport
Model NumberT5E931
Part numberT5E931
Model year2011
Item ShapeRound
Crystal materialAcrylic
Display TypeDigital
ClaspBuckle
Case MaterialResin
Case Diameter37.00 unknown_modifier
Case Thickness13.00 unknown_modifier
Band MaterialResin
Band LengthMen's Standard
Band Width16 millimetres
Band colorBlack
Dial ColourGrey
Bezel MaterialStainless Steel
CalendarDay - Date - Month - Year
Special featuresLap Timer, Alarm, Back Light, Stop Watch
Item weight41 grams
MovementQuartz
Water pressure resistance10 bar
Water Resistant Depth100 metres
Warranty typeManufacturer
Warranty Description12 Months Manufacturers Warranty
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Product Description
Product Description
Timex Ironman Triathlon Launch A Range Of Models That Have Rugged Looks And Features That Are Aimed Squarely At The Athlete. Sports Watches With 100 Lap Memory Recall Enabled By One Top Pusher For Extremely Easy Lap And Split Recording.
Product Description
Système Indiglo: Illumination intégrale de l'écran avec l'utilisation de la technologie de l'électro-luminescence - Target Audience : Unisex - Style : Sport - Item Shape : Round - Colors : Black - Materials : Polyurethane - Movement Type : Quartz - Water Resistance : 10 atm - Glass : Mineral - - Spécifications : Chronograph, Countdown, Time Zones, Lighting
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139 of 140 people found the following review helpful
Don't be mislead by the low price of this watch: it may have all you need and more.
It certainly does for me: I bought it as a second watch for my "advance amateur" sports activities: cycling, running, swimming and sailing.
Design is very sleek and light, it sits comfortably on the wrist. Its sphere has a reasonable medium size, I would say this could be a unisex watch.
Two strong points:
- simplicity of use.
- display visibility: You can still see the display in the swimming pool through your goggles or at a glance while sprinting for example.
Operator's manual is virtually not needed since it has a very intuitive interface, including on-screen help texts for some functions.
It features:
>Date&time for 3 different time zones: With a push button you can simply check for a specific time zone or hold it a few Secs to set it as your current time. Very useful if you travel o communicate regularly with other countries.
> Cronograph: resolves 1/100 Sec and measures elapsed time: display can be configured to show Lap time or Split time, even after the measurements have been taken. You can recall up to 30 lap readings, but still you can take and see as many lap shots as you like, it will always remember only the last 30 though.
> Down-count timer: can be configured for single or continuous run. It will sound an alarm for 10sec every time time the counter reaches 0:00.
> Alarms: 3 different alarms, each one can be configured individually for weekdays, weekend or always.
> Reminder: You can setup a reminder, to sound at a given date and time.
> Backlight: is very sleek fluorescent type, and can be configured to auto-lit with the shake of your wrist.
> 100m waterproof. I personally never trust water resistance claims from watch manufacturers; however I subjected mine to several swimming sessions already (1 hour continuous crawl stroke) and had no problems so far.
> You can also disable the functions you do not use frequently to simplify your navigation through function menus (in mine I have disabled alarms 2 & 3 and the reminder, for example).
Overall a super performance watch if you do not want to spend too much, you cannot be wrong at that price.
It certainly does for me: I bought it as a second watch for my "advance amateur" sports activities: cycling, running, swimming and sailing.
Design is very sleek and light, it sits comfortably on the wrist. Its sphere has a reasonable medium size, I would say this could be a unisex watch.
Two strong points:
- simplicity of use.
- display visibility: You can still see the display in the swimming pool through your goggles or at a glance while sprinting for example.
Operator's manual is virtually not needed since it has a very intuitive interface, including on-screen help texts for some functions.
It features:
>Date&time for 3 different time zones: With a push button you can simply check for a specific time zone or hold it a few Secs to set it as your current time. Very useful if you travel o communicate regularly with other countries.
> Cronograph: resolves 1/100 Sec and measures elapsed time: display can be configured to show Lap time or Split time, even after the measurements have been taken. You can recall up to 30 lap readings, but still you can take and see as many lap shots as you like, it will always remember only the last 30 though.
> Down-count timer: can be configured for single or continuous run. It will sound an alarm for 10sec every time time the counter reaches 0:00.
> Alarms: 3 different alarms, each one can be configured individually for weekdays, weekend or always.
> Reminder: You can setup a reminder, to sound at a given date and time.
> Backlight: is very sleek fluorescent type, and can be configured to auto-lit with the shake of your wrist.
> 100m waterproof. I personally never trust water resistance claims from watch manufacturers; however I subjected mine to several swimming sessions already (1 hour continuous crawl stroke) and had no problems so far.
> You can also disable the functions you do not use frequently to simplify your navigation through function menus (in mine I have disabled alarms 2 & 3 and the reminder, for example).
Overall a super performance watch if you do not want to spend too much, you cannot be wrong at that price.
12 of 12 people found the following review helpful
I got this watch about 4 months ago to use while training (running) for my first 10k race. It is light, resilient and has been very useful so far. I have been wearing it while swimming during summer vacations, although one needs to be careful to not press buttons while under water (according to isntructions). Its function is really intuitive, so you can start using right out of the box. 30 lap memory is useful for the purpose. My only gripe (and the reason for 1 less star) is the use of the Timex's indiglo light, which is great in dark situations but does not help under low light situations when the LCD contrast is not sufficient. Other than that the display is readable. Overall the watch is highly recommended.
29 of 30 people found the following review helpful
I required a robust watch/stop watch with split timer to enable me to time the miles/Km when I'm running races. The 30 lap split timer is fine for me and enables me to time the miles in a marathon, but with only 30 laps it won't accommodate all 42 Km, which is a curious weakness.
This watch is relatively simple and quite intuitive to use (and how many watches can you say that about?). The buttons are large, clearly labelled and work easily enough. The back-light is useful when running at night. The display is very clear and the split/start button on the front is easy to find and use when I'm running.
It's water proof to 100m and I've worn mine many times in the sauna, steam room and pool for up to 30 minutes at a time and it's still working fine. It seems very robust and well made.
It's not the prettiest watch in the world, it looks inexpensive and plastic and whilst it is demonstrably robust it is plastic. It's also quite thick at about 1cm so I'm not too sure that I agree with E Schilling about its credentials as a unisex watch.
I do highly recommend this watch; it is a no-nonsense, functional sports watch that meets my needs exactly and for a very reasonable price. So why only 4 stars? Well I think the 30 lap limit is an oversight and the cheap appearance stops me wearing it to work. These are minor quibbles but one has standards to maintain.
This watch is relatively simple and quite intuitive to use (and how many watches can you say that about?). The buttons are large, clearly labelled and work easily enough. The back-light is useful when running at night. The display is very clear and the split/start button on the front is easy to find and use when I'm running.
It's water proof to 100m and I've worn mine many times in the sauna, steam room and pool for up to 30 minutes at a time and it's still working fine. It seems very robust and well made.
It's not the prettiest watch in the world, it looks inexpensive and plastic and whilst it is demonstrably robust it is plastic. It's also quite thick at about 1cm so I'm not too sure that I agree with E Schilling about its credentials as a unisex watch.
I do highly recommend this watch; it is a no-nonsense, functional sports watch that meets my needs exactly and for a very reasonable price. So why only 4 stars? Well I think the 30 lap limit is an oversight and the cheap appearance stops me wearing it to work. These are minor quibbles but one has standards to maintain.
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