My second one. The first one died a horrible death when I was putting a trailer hitch on a truck, dropped a piece and cracked the crystal. If you replace the crystal (or battery) on a dive watch, they tell you they can no longer guarantee the water resistance. What good is a dive watch that may not be water resistant?

The first Timex was perfect, really the watch I like the best of any watch I've ever owned. I'm now 56 and have been surfing, diving for better than 30 years, so that's saying a lot. I've had dozens of different watches that have spent many hours in and under the water.

When the first one died, I replaced it with an Invicta dive watch but was disappointed that the knob wasn't secured by screwing it in. You could inadvertently pull the knob out without realizing it - and likely defeat the watch's water resistance. I only had the Invicta for a year when the battery died (see comment above about replacing the battery) so can't say I was pleased with it.

I was surprised when I received my new Timex and found that the knob now also lacks the screw in feature. This Timex is a very nice watch but it's no longer perfect.