Timex Ironman Sleek 150-Lap TapScreen

ITEM # - T5K253DH
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Rating: 7 Reviews

This cutting-edge performance watch allows you to access information without breaking your stride, giving you the edge when every second counts. TapScreen Technology logs split times with one firm tap on the watch face. Glancing at the oversized display, or listening to the audible alarms then provides real-time performance feedback.

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Special Features:

INDIGLO® Night-Light with Night-Mode
Target Time Pacer
Lap Management System
100-Hour Chronograph with Lap and Split Times
150-Lap Memory Recall
On-the-Fly Lap or Split Recall

$95.00

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1 / 5 from 7 Reviews

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“does not last long”

Rated 1 / 5

Posted: Sat, 2012-07-07 21:40

By: Zac P, New York

Review:

After one year of use the strap broke which cost another $10 to repair a after the first purchase, another year after that the battery dies. I replace the batteries and the sound nor the tap work anymore and the watch is no longer water resistant. I have the watch for two years and it is ruined. As a retail associate trying to sell this watch I find it very difficult to recommend.

“Timex straps are weak”

Rated 1 / 5

Posted: Thu, 2012-10-11 00:03

By: Rafal T, Maryland

Review:

As a Personal Trainer, I've had this watch for about a year and the strap is about to rip. I have used it regularly as part of my job, but this is not the first time a Timex strap has broken/ripped. This watch was a gift from one of my clients...otherwise, I can't see myself purchasing a Timex again. I give Timex props for the TapScreen technology, however, the sensor settings still need tweaking. The lightest setting goes off too easily (i.e., with a clap or a rebound in basketball drills) and the other (medium, hard) settings you have to hit the watch quite hard or it won't register and can be quite frustrating when timing is of the essence. More functional testing drills need to be performed before it hits the market. Great idea however!

“Very Disapointed”

Rated 1 / 5

Posted: Sun, 2012-12-09 12:25

By: Dawn S, Virginia

Review:

I bought this watch 18 months ago from a retailer who couldn't help, and in these last 18 months - the indinglo went out just 2 months after I bought it, the battery has died twice, and last night - the strap broke. As far as I'm concerned, this watch is a piece of junk.

I've been a timex ironman / triathalon watch watch owner for more than 10 years, and I'm sad to say, I believe, Timex has gone down hill. I have to buy a new watch almost every year because of the following recent problems: straps break, battery dies / cant find a replacement, condensation developed on the inside of the watch (so I couldn't read the time / it was worse during the winter), the digital image faded so you couldn't read it / battery was fine, the strap holder breaks, the watch disintegrates (the strap comes unglued from the watch face), and the indiglo stops working.

“Disappointing”

Rated 1 / 5

Posted: Wed, 2012-11-28 02:45

By: Jay D, Texas

Review:

I have owned this watch for six months and was concerned at the outset about its durability. The tap-screen is very easily scratch and the band first broke on one side, and then the other. Because the band is a part of the watch itself I cannot replace it.

It is not worth $95. It's not worth $30.

“Weak Strap”

Rated 1 / 5

Posted: Sat, 2013-03-09 14:26

By: Mark Z, Illinois

Review:

Just like the other reviews, the strap is junk. Mine broke in less than a year. I do not recommend this watch.

“Watch Strap”

Rated 1 / 5

Posted: Mon, 2013-04-29 11:47

By: Jason D, Ohio

Review:

Nice watch but the strap is absolute junk, not worth the money.

“Wrist strap broken and replacement is a pain”

Rated 1 / 5

Posted: Thu, 2013-04-25 21:34

By: John W, Texas

Review:

Love the design and the big clear face, but c'mon, you want me to mail the watch back to you in order to replace the wrist strap?! Go watchless for a couple of weeks minimum?