I received the watch yesterday and for $30 it looks pretty good.  (It was actually cheaper in Walmart.)  A number of reviewers have indicated how loud the tick is with Timex watches.  Perhaps it's an advantage of getting older, but-what tick?  (LOL)  The band is pretty nice-it becomes more flexible as you wear it.  It fit me using the middle of nine holes.  The "Indiglo" is definitely nice feature especially if you wear your watch to bed and like checking the time in the middle of the night.  This replaces a fifteen year old LL Bean watch, for which I got a refund since they couldn't replace the crystal and the current versions are huge.  The only reason I gave it four stars and not five is I'd like to see how long it lasts.  Does it truly "Take a lickin and keep on tickin?"  If I get two or three years out of it I'll be happy since it comes with only a one year warranty.  Timex has an extended five year warranty so I called them and got it for $5-probably good insurance.

It's still going strong-July 2014. Haven't had to change battery yet.  The crystal does scratch but then I wear it all the time -rarely take it off.  After a couple years if it's still working I'll break down and get the crystal replaced.  I'll send it back to Timex in Little Rock for this.

I'm amazed how big new watches have become.  I really like this smaller (traditional?) size.

Update August 2014-the battery died.  The back comes off by prying it-which was a little tricky.  I bought replacement batteries (5) through Amazon and it is working again.  I left the back off, but covered, while waiting for the batteries.  Probably not a good idea since it was rather humid and it fogged up when I wore it.  So, I took the back off again and put it under a lamp for the night.  This seems to have cured the problem.  So, I got a year and a few months on the first battery.

FYI-As I took the stainless steel back off I noticed that the non stainless steel part around the back was pitted.  I assume this is from sweat and could become problematic in a few years.  I imagine the body of more expensive watches are stainless steel to prevent this type of corrosion.

August of 2016-I've probably replaced the watchband four or five times by now.  Walmart has a good selection for around $10-12.  The watch continues to keep good time.  The battery I put in two years ago is still going strong.  The watch is showing wear around the crystal where it meets the metal.  I continue to wear it although I received  another Timex, as a gift, which  is larger.  I think I've gotten my money out of it and the extra five year warranty I bought for $5  may not pay off.  I upgraded to five stars from four-I think it earned it.

The back of the watch, not the disk covering the battery, continues to degrade from sweat.  I would definitely go the stainless steel route in the future.