Received this product at my Condo in Florida, and brought it home to Canada to give my wife as a Birthday present.

Today she decided to wear it for the first time. Within less than a few hours of pushing the pin into position to start the motion, the second hand started to move clockwise and counterclockwise. We thought it was only the battery that was dead, but as it turns out, a repair shop confirmed a defect in one of the mechanisms that would cost $30 to repair. The original watch cost less than $50, and now we need to spend an additional $30 to repair it before even wearing it once!!!

Yes the product is covered by a lifetime warantee, but buyer beware, beyond the first 30 days, you need to cover the S&H costs BOTH ways and hope they agree that it's a defect due to material or workmanship. So from Canada, that would no doubt have been more than $30 to cover S&H round trip, essentially giving us the choice between putting it in the trash, or adding 60% more to its original purchase price, to put it in working order. We're still not sure which way to go.

It's a shame because it's a beautiful elegant looking watch, but the quality leaves a great deal to be desired!!!
I would think twice about buying Armitron again.