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Timex Men's Watch #T-51931

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15 of 15 people found the following review helpful:

Excellent Watch

(5 out of 5) by Alan L. Wagoner on Apr 1, 2004 (Apex, NC United States)
I'm on my third, and about to purchase my fourth. One of the things not listed on the site is that it has two timezones. This is great if you're travel a lot. Using the memo feature takes a bit of work, but it's good for important numbers, passwords, etc.

I haven't used all of the Triathalon features, but when I was running, it was easy to recall past lap times.

I'd definitely recommend this watch unless you had small wrists, or were very sensitive to the additional weight. It's not HUGE, but it's not small either.


4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:

Great Watch for Sports !!

(5 out of 5) by Bruno Freitas on Jan 3, 2006 (Rio de Janeiro, Brazil)
I purchased this item to use on my swimming practice...

I have been doing some pace training and I need the countdown function and the Chrono as well...
And it works perfect... Althouhgh many might mention that just about every clock has this kind of functions nowadays... BUT...
..What I like about this watch is the memory on it :-)
It will store my practice time with the Average Time, Best Time and all Laps and Splits on it, and it stores by Day (year/month/day)!!
And with a 100 Memory for it.. I have plenty to keep up with..

The feel of the buttons is something that helps a lot when you have to do it yourself (press the buttoms and swim at the same time)...

A Countdown Timer that starts the Chrono right after it ends is perfect for some quick time tracking as well...
The ability to set the amount of Reps at the countdown and with different intervals is also a a great "trainer"....

The Watch has also a MEMO Function which I do not think I shall be using, but for some it might be quite handy, the memo with the multi function alarm.

It fits well and the Flix Technology (I really like that) works Great, with just the right movement the Indigo light comes on...
Really Cool...

If you are looking for a REAL Sports watch the this is the ONE !
You might also play with it (like I did) at the Timex Website, where they have a interactive demo of it.
LINK: http://www.timex.com/bin/detail.tmx?item=048148519312

Loved and a Big Fan of it now...

1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:

Perfect 10 - what this deserves !

(5 out of 5) by G. Belthur on Aug 17, 2008 (Charleston, SC)
I have had T66801 for over 5 years now. Always wanted T51931 because of the exact same functions of T66801 but with a black finish.

Recently while shopping at Timex store, I happened to notice T51931 on sale for $24.99. I picked it up without blinking.

Now I have the two best watches ever designed by Timex. I don't think I have to buy another watch for a decade or so.

It's got the right amount of features for a sports watch designed in the late 90s.

100 lap memory
9 interval timer with option to switch over to chrono mode automatically
5 alarms
2nd time zone accessible with 1 click ( many watches have dual or triple time zones but accessibility is a pain )
10, 3 page memo
Flix mode Indiglo
and seriously everlasting batteries that put a solar watch to shame...

I changed the batteries on my silver one (T66801) couple of months back and it costed me a buck and a half...buck and a half in 5 years is one hell of a bargain.

This watch is worth every cent. I haven't seen a better watch in this price range...like the gentleman says above...let me know if you find a better one...

This's one is for Times, if they care to read this...
Your designs are getting boring...

1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:

a very good watch

(5 out of 5) by CB on Feb 27, 2007
i had the lighter shade version of this and it finally disintegrated after about 5 years of HEAVY usage (military mainly) would have very likely lasted longer if regular contact with oil wasnt put into the equation.

3 of 4 people found the following review helpful:

Classic still working

(5 out of 5) by Steve Mount on Oct 10, 2006 (Washington, DC)
I have been using this model watch for 10 years now. I love it, and I just checked in to check that it is still available (I'm happy to see that it is). It has all the features I want. I am a runner and a scientist. It keeps precise time, up to 100 lap times, two time zones, five alarms, etc.. If you turn off the lighting (which is still available when needed) the battery will last about five years. The straps need to be replaced more often (every two-three years). If anyone finds a better watch they should let me know!