I purchased this Timex IronMan Sport Watch T5K169 to replace a Diablo Freestyle that died for the second time.  I use it as my sport watch, mostly for riding my road bike.  The Timex is attractive (for a plastic watch) and has a great display.  It is clear, easy to read, and illuminates with the Indiglo feature, which lights up the digits, rather than the watch.  A good display is important to me, as I am 60 years old, so my close vision is not what it used to be.  The band fits a wide range of wrists, and is comfortable no matter what position my hands take on the handlebars. The metal clasp is nicely polished, with a very subtle IM logo, and the band has a raised lip portion at the tip, to keep the watch from coming off accidentally if the clasp should come undone under serious use. The buttons are clearly marked and easy to push, and the menu is logical and easy to follow. Much of the time I just use the watch to tell me the time, but for training purposes it offers the ability to watch both lap split times and total elapsed time.  Although I bought the watch strictly for bike riding, it looks nice enough to wear out with casual clothes.

When I searched for a sport watch on Amazon, the web site offered several with the features I wanted, including the full-featured titanium Zenith Tourbillon for $87,000.  I chose the Timex IM T5K169 because it gives me all the features I need, and I saved $86,974.

After two years, I have one caveat:  Do NOT push any of the buttons if the watch is immersed or is wet.  The watch is water resistant only if you do not push the buttons when immersed.  Playing around in shallow water, someone grabbed onto my wrist, depressing a button.  The watch entered "Set Mode."  Six hours later, the display started to fade, and was gone after about 5 minutes.  I may opt for something more waterproof this time.