I like the look of Marathon and Luminox dive watches. This has the look without the price-tag. And it's a Timex so I knew it would keep time well. Plus it listed chronograph, Indiglo, and an alarm as features.

Like many cheap choronographs, this one doesn't work well. When I reset it, the second hand rests 1 second behind the 12. The minute hand rests at the 1. I've had chronos like this. You just have to subtract 1 minute and 1 second from the displayed time. This would have been okay if not for the 2nd problem. When you stop the clock, the minute hand jumps ahead by an unpredictable amount. I think it may have crossed wires (figuratively) with the lap split function. That's okay for me though, since I like chronos for the look rather than the function. I use a cheap digital stop-watch when I'm running and use my Seiko chrono for when I'm driving.

The Indiglo feature is always nice to have. This one seems dimmer than the other expedition, no doubt because of the black face. Everything is still readable so I have no issues with it. Like most glow-in-the-dark (GITD) paint, the hands on the watch only glow for a few seconds before they need a recharge. Doesn't really matter though, considering the watch comes with Indiglo.

The alarm feature is great plus. This has come in handy on training and deployments when I'm trying to catch some sleep whenever, wherever I can. The sound is quiet enough to not bother those around me much, but loud enough to wake me since I sleep on my arms and the watch is right next to my ear.

It's a tough watch that looks good, keeps time, and is very handy for people who take frequent naps. I'm very happy with it. Just don't count on the chronograph to work.

BTW, it looks great on a Maratac Zulu band.