George Men's Digital Sport Wristwatch Plastic Strap

this is an attractive watch and it's probably durable and has all the function . I always wear this type of watch because I'm comfortable and lasts

Needed a watch for work and this this watch had everything that I was looking for. Waterproof, durable, has a light on it and something that I can dress up or down. Love it!!!!

I like everything about this watch; it has all the desired functions such as alarm and stopwatch, backlight and displays the current date and time when programmed correctly. For the price, this watch is definitely a great value.

I bought this watch for my 19 y/o son and he loved it! He is rough on things and this watch has been great for him!

The watch was for my son. It is durable, stylish, and priced well…Good buy for sure

my husband really loved the color and how it fit.

I have several George digital watches: Alernate wearing. The instructions for this differ from those before. Far easier to comprehend and see: uses a better, larger font. Now only two languages: English and spanish. Good Differing brands may have differing instructions: Keep them all. YT posters may not feature your particular model and brand. I noted this in a store, and I like it. It doesn't have a compass, altimeter, etc.: Just camo resin. Looks pretty sharp Most watches of this sort use a round CR2025 lithium "button" battery. If someday you can't set it, etc.--the battery may not be able to reach 3V anymore, either. I've noted that even 2.99V can't cut it! Button batteries generally are cheap--especially if you notice those. To determine voltage, use a voltmeter. Even cheapo ones are fine for this. When inspecting the battery, be very careful not to misplace the small screws. A particulary tiny screw secures the battery, eith its round protective plate. One of my George watches was somewhat more dim, at purchase, than the others: Later on, I believed that the battery needed replacing. The voltage was still OK, nonetheless: That tiny screw had not been tightened well enough in fabrication. I did that better So, that George China watch works nominally now. If your watch, of this sort, no longer works nominally--investigate the battery, as well as how well it's secured! After you remove the back plate's four small screws, note the thin, round, and rubberband-style gasket. Don't bust or lose that, either. Of course, this gasket works to keep moisture and grime out. Of course, grime may build up behind and around the cover--over time: Carefully remove that. Of course, loupes, reading glasses, etc. likely are also needed. They save you $, here. OK, you can have a watch-section clerk replace your battery: That's going to cost about as much purchase--at this level.

Great for work

I recently got this George Men's Digital Sport Watch, and while it has some interesting features, it also has a few quirks. First off, the camo design is pretty cool and adds a rugged, outdoorsy vibe to it. The chronograph function works well, and it offers both a stopwatch and an alarm, which are handy for daily use. However, the button setup is a bit unusual. There are two identical buttons for the backlight, which seems redundant. One is on the front and the other on the side, both doing the same thing—activating the backlight so you can see the watch face in the dark. While the backlight feature is useful, it feels odd to have two buttons dedicated to it. The watch has five buttons in total: one for the backlight, and others for functions like starting and resetting the stopwatch, as well as switching between modes. The button layout works well, but I'm disappointed by the lack of a wrist-tap or buzz feature that could notify me on the hour or at set times. For a watch with so many buttons and features, this feels like a missed opportunity. One thing I do appreciate is that it's water-resistant, which is pretty cool. It can handle some exposure to water, making it practical for everyday wear in various conditions. Overall, it's a decent watch if you're looking for something functional with a camo style, but the button layout and lack of a wrist-tap alert hold it back from being perfect.

I can tell that the quality of the watch isn't great, but for the price I paid, I feel I got what I paid for.