WARNING: I am a long time Timex Watch fan.  Sadly, the love affair with this thing was over in less than an hour... I took it out of the box and began to set the time.. I pulled the crown and began to turn it, and immediately noticed that the hour and minute hands moved at the same ratio, as though they were chasing each other around the face at the same speed, like they were static or stationery on the same gear... not good... I pushed the crown back in and pulled it back out and started to set the time again, but this time, only the "hour hand" moved... Whats this..????  I've owned timex watches since my dad first gave me one in 1965... never saw one do that.. the minute hand stayed still but the hour hand can move either way with no change in the positioning of the minute hand, then the second had stopped and started back minutes later while I was looking at the thing... I remembered reading in the reviews that another person had basically the same problem, leading me to believe that I was likely sent that very same broken, and returned watch from Amazon that had been put back in to circulation... This was the second purchase by me of the same "snake bit" style of watch... I have sent both watches back to Amazon... for restock and recirculation.... and more than likely, coming soon to your mailbox.. so be aware... the return was very easy... but the whole deal was frustrating... two identical watches.. one was the wrong color, the next one was broken... good luck... the others may be just fine and I may have simply received a fluke.. who knows..  I ordered a totally different Timex chronograph this time...but not a Sierra, it was no fun..