The features of this watch are pretty close to complete for my purposes, and probably for most buyers.  The only thing I'd wish to add is additional timezones: this has 3, but for anyone who travels around the world, 6 would be closer to meeting the need.  (One advantage of the Timex multi-timezone watches is that you can set each timezone yourself, it's not preprogrammed to the zones that the watchmaker decided were the important ones.)

However, I find it rather too thick and heavy, in comparison with other sport watches, even other Timex watches.  Was it really necessary to make it more than 1/2 inch thick?  Or is that a cosmetic change to make it look and feel "rugged"?  (Does anyone really need their watch designed to make them feel strong?)

The second gripe I have is that the dial is busier than necessary.  A simple clear face with only the necessary information is in my view the best design.  All the printing around the edge, the horizontal opaque bar, and the little triangle arrows, are just visual clutter.  (No, they're not needed all the time.  For example, a simple solution is to make them appear when a button is pushed.)

So it's a fine watch, but deserves only the middling grade of 3 stars in my view.