Jun 142013
Timex Men’s T2H281 Easy Reader Black Leather Strap Watch
- Indiglo® Night-Light
- Easy-to-Read Dial
- Genuine Leather Strap
- Polished Finish
- Water-resistant to 99 feet (30 M)
Fashionable for any occasion, the Timex T2H281 silver-tone stainless steel watch features an easily readable dial with full Arabic numeral display against a classic white dial background. It offers a full-sized, round watch case with slightly raised bezel and a supple, genuine leather strap in black. It also features water resistance to 99 feet (30 meters), 10-year battery life, and date display at 3 o’clock. With the Quick Date function, you can set the date on the watch without turning the cro
List Price: $ 39.95
Price: $ 25.97
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Great watch!,
I am the type that has not had a watch for years; essentially since I started carrying around a cell phone that could tell me that time without worrying about carrying around another thing. I don’t like going to the effort of carrying around something I’m not really going to use. However, I am now in nursing school, and will forever on need a watch with a second hand to take pulse and respiration rates. This made me sad. I tried to find an affordable watch that I could live with from Sears, Walmart, Target, etc, and utterly failed. If I found something that looked nice it wouldn’t fit, it would be out of my newly-married college student price range, or be unreliable. After returning two watches that I “settled” with, I decided to try my luck on Amazon.
Here are the things I find important in a watch:
– Has a second hand. That works. For longer than a week.
– Will fit comfortably… Won’t be loose, clunky, or excessively heavy.
– Will have a classic look that I can wear to work, parties, or whatever.
– Will fit in my extremely limited budget.
– Extras are nice, especially alarms and date.
This watch delivers with flying colors on all the important things for my needs. The price is great. I barely feel it when I’m wearing it, and the leather band fits around my wrist comfortably and prevents it from sliding down my arm when I raise my hand. It’s very easy to read, it’s extremely light, it’s relatively slim, and its design is classy; it doesn’t look cheap in any way (not expensive either, but not cheap). It’s just trying to be useful and classic, and it succeeds.
As far as the last thing, alarms and dates and such, this watch does not have that. It has a day of the month thing on the face, but no month or year, so I’ll probably have to adjust it occasionally (which is very easy, just not something I want to have to think about). No extras aside from what you see on the face of the watch, period. The only other complaint I have about the watch is the noise. The ticking noise this makes would lead not only Captain Hook to want to smash it, but many others. Especially when they are trying to study. If you point the face away from your ear, or cover it up, the sound disappears, but if you are propping your head up with that hand it’s a lost cause. This isn’t a huge thing, but it is worth noting.
All in all, I’m extremely satisfied with my purchase, and appreciate the fact that what I saw was what I got.
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|My New Forever Watch,
I’m far-sighted and I need to remove my glasses to see up close. With a typical digital watch checking the time was a two handed maneuver. This watch is EZ to read on the fly, with a big face and bold numbers. And lemme tell you about the backlight! Bright as heck, you could use it to flag down a jumbo jet (almost). I appreciate that it’s thin, and most of the face is used for the watch, not for some slidey compass gizmo that makes you look like Chuck Yeager or Indiana Jones. Loud ticking? BFD. It’s a watch. If it keeps you up at night you have bigger problems than a loud watch. On the nightstand it’s gonna be loud, so put it on top of something soft, you’ll be surprised at the difference. Thank me later.
The thing about analog: I’m not a runner or an aviator, so I don’t need precision chronometrics. If I really need an alarm, I use my phone. I bet my phone has a stopwatch if I really need one. When I check the time, I don’t need to know that it’s 7:56:48, I just need to know that it’s almost eight. Loosey goosey.
Analog vs. digital: My kids have trouble reading an analog clock, and they’re almost teenagers. If I walk into the TV room and say, “It’s time for bed, it’s ten o’clock,” they’ll say, no, it’s nine-fifty-eight!” The main thing is, Analog shows the time in a relative way, Digital in an absolute way. The idea of “a quarter past one” doesn’t exist in digital time; it’s 1:15. The hour is shown in an elapsing, progressing, way, quarters, thirds, halves, VISUALLY, like a sundial. You don’t need to know if it’s precisely noon, just that it’s lunchtime. Digital reduces time to a technical statistic, like cholesterol. Your brain has to interpret it into Time-time: “It’s 11:26, um, let’s see, twenty four minutes to lunch,” too much mental energy. A glance at an analog watch and you know it’s time to start those gastric juices a bubbling. A digital watch is useful only on New Year’s Eve and at the birth of a baby.
I wear a watch 24/7, sleeping, making whoopie, showering, changing the oil in my car. I like to be able to check the time in the middle of the night. “Thank God, it’s only 3:30. Back to sleep.” My main worry is about getting a tan line in the summer. But my life is relatively worry-free. I hope yours will be, and this watch will help.
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|awesome timeless watch,
This is probably one of the most accurate and best looking Timex watch of all time.The price is right even at retail.I have put my through the toughest of conditions,swimming in the ocean,jack hammering,heavy impact wrench use,you just cannot hurt this watch,It looks great with a suit or with jeans.This watch has a very expensive appearance especially if you put a good band on it when the original wears out.
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