Watch looks good.  But it was running when I first opened the box.  Usually watches of this type have a tiny tab that must be pulled before the watch starts to keep it 'turned off' during transport and storage before it gets to the customer. So who knows what battery life remains in this 'new' watch. The multi-language instruction sheet had no information about operation of this particular model. To turn on the 'indigo light, push the stem in.  Pull it out to set the time.  The section in the insert sheet for "Timex International Warranty" clearly states in bold, all caps: IMPORTANT --  PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS WARRANTY DOES NOT COVER DEFECTS OR DAMAGES TO YOUR WATCH.  The watch is large but not too thick and not too heavy.  Hard for me to believe this Timex will live up to the old John Cameron Swayze commercials that it takes a lickin' but keeps on tickin'  I find the black on black design looks great, but why the red second hand?  Under most conditions, that is the only hand I can see.