I purchased couple of Ironman Timex watches every year since the batteries go dead within 18 months. Although watch repair stores charge something around $9 dollars to change the battery, it costs additional $35 dollars to do air pressure test if the watch has been in water. It is not worth the $44 dollars so I buy a new one. With Timex warranty, you have to pay for shipping to get it to Timex then an and additional $10 for replacement which is truly worthless since I have even done that and it takes minimum of eight weeks to get the watch back, an absolute joke, eight weeks plus. I use digital chronograph not analog for mountain biking, surfing, hiking, etc. which needs to be simple, small and digital not analog, with all needed functions and this Timex certainly offers all without any further mambo jumbo, unwanted dials, distractions and colors. With this Timex T5K196 Ironman, I only get the dials that is required, in a bold shape without the round features and excessive visual flairs. If not all but certainly most chronographs are bulky, heavy, big, with too many colors, and worst of all with the start and stop dial on the side of the watch instead of the face of the watch which makes it difficult to use especially when mountain biking and need to start and stop the chronograph continuously. Face diameter of 43 mil is perfect. Walmart was selling for the same price without added shipping and delivered it to a local FedEx Store at no extra charge with great return policy as well as $5 for two year full insurance policy. I got one from WalMart and as usual the watched stopped within few weeks of use. Shipped it as WalMart insurance requested but they did not do the job so I had to call the best "AMEX" to reverse the charges for both, the watch and the insurance with one call with no paperwork. God bless AMEX, WalMart did not get paid for their lousy service either.