I have been looking for a classic/camper style watch for some time - the holy grail being one of the vintage WWII (and post-) Hamilton enlisted mens watches, down to this Timex. I was specifically looking for a watch with day/date, if it was going to be modern.  That type of movement is inexpensive these days. I settled upon this watch as a test.  It was inexpensive, and had a classic look. First impressions:  It is small.  If you have a big wrist or hands, be prepared for this watch to feel dainty.  The silver numbering around the dial is quite nice, as is the twenty-four hour markers.  The indiglo was a bonus.  The strap is supple, but not wide at all.  The devil is really in the details here.  THe indiglo does not completely cover the face of the watch - there was a sixteenth of an inch at the top of the face that did not illuminate.  The days were displayed askew, as they never quite lined up in the window.  The second hand in not a sweep, and it's ticks did not line up with the printed dial.  The quality of materials felt cheap.  It's not a "bad" watch - it does it's job.  However, it's not a great watch.

If I had about twice as much to spend, I'd select the "Timex Men's T2M453 T Series Perpetual Calendar Black Strap Watch".  It has a sizeable case with a good thickness for big wrists, a perpetual calendar, and better build quality.