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About 2 weeks ago I recieved a new Ironman from Overstock. It is 60 mm long and 38 mm wide. The Face is 29 mm grey on the outside and black on the inside numbers are white with the 3 eaten( date window Rimmed in orange) to provide a place for the date displayWhite dots denote the minutes from 60 t0 25 and 35 to 60.The watch is analog quartz with indiglo and the set stem at 6 the strap is silicone rubber( or very good plastic .10 mm between the lugs 20 mm outside)with a ss buckle with 5 holes on the end case is ss ( 13 mm thick) with 3 fake rivet holes on top front and 2 on the bottom front( brushed dull finish screw in back not 4 screws.) with shock resistant etched on the 12-6 side and 200m water resistant on the 6-12 side.Indiglo is etched on the bottom above the indent for the set stem( set stem is 8 mm wide) . The Ironman logo is above the 6 on the dial ( shiny chrome look)also raised on the lower half of the strap 25 mm down from where it attaches to the case.The word shock is molded in 30 mm down from the attachment to the case on the upper half of the strap.The hands are luminous except the second hand which has a light orange tip.The words Timex Ironman are centered between the 10 and 2 on the black part of the dial with Timex on top on the 6 -12 side.The lens is mineral glass.Face shape is sort of a lazy D.Cost was about 30 dollars shipped.The timex web address and other pertinent data are etched into the shiny ss back. A sticker on the back says Phillipines.
Last edited on Sun May 13th, 2007 04:24 pm by James Haury
