With an obvious design nod to the famous and very expensive Rolex Submariner, this classy-looking Timex is pretty and smart.  Just slightly over 40mm in diameter (excluding the crown) and a very slender 10.5 mm thick, it is not a huge men's watch but still old-school masculine.  But it also has those tastefully understated gold-tone accents, a working rotating diver bezel for timing board meetings and parking meters, and the famous Timex Indiglo (activated by pushing in the crown) that back-lights the elegantly simple and highly readable gray-black dial. The rotating bezel with its gear-teeth edge, turns with relatively little force, but also stays put when set. The watch strap appears to be genuine burgundy-colored leather with a low gloss finish.  This strap is soft and flexible, lightly padded and 22mm wide at the watch head tapering to about 20mm at the buckle end.  The strap can be replaced with almost any 22mm rubber, leather or nylon strap and even some metal bracelets,I should think.
  Okay, before I get carried away, this is a $40 Timex with an Asian-made quartz movement, the ticking of which you can hear from a foot away.  I doubt that, without a locking crown and screw-down case back, it is really 100meter water resistant, but who knows.  At this price, you might be tempted to test its water resistance just for fun.  But, hey, it's very good looking, easy to read in all lighting conditions, sleek, light in weight, and mine has been running great for about 24 hours now without a hitch.  I don't think you can go wrong with this watch, if it lasts two years or ten, you'll have a great-looking watch well worth the cost.

UPDATE 4/15/16...As indicated, I bought this same watch back in 2013, but it was severely, terminally damaged in a freak accident.  I had thought this model was no longer available, but then found it on Amazon.  Was happy to find that no significant features had changed since I last owned this watch...except that the quartz movement now seems a LOT quieter!  I still can hear the ticking, but only if I hold the watch very close to my ear.  Otherwise, my new one is a very good timekeeper, the Indiglo feature is still amazing, and the overall look of the watch is still very attractive.  At least in this case, it appears that Timex may have installed a quieter, improved movement, but also knew enough not to mess with a classy, classic exterior design.  Bravo.