Customer Reviews

Timex Men's T77517 Atlantis 100 Stainless Steel Bracelet Watch

Timex should be ashamed of themselves. Here they sell you a watch that literally falls from your wrist because the metal band comes apart.

I haven't had a problem with the watch since I bought it. Everything works as advertised. It's a good looking watch with buttons that function very well.

HI I HAVE HAD THE WATCH OVER A YEAR KEEPS TICKING LIKE ALLWAYS ANY WAY ITS A GOOD AND CHEEP WATCH I WOULD BUY ANOTHER ONE .

I thought I was replacing my Timex with, I thought, the same model that was lost. The band was so flimsy that the pins would slid out of the watch. the watch itself appeared to be the same as previous owned.

This watch is affordable and has a long battery life. It has good features, a nice display and is easy to use and set the time for - in either 12 or 24 hour time. It also has a stop watch function and can display two times, so you can switch between time zones if you want (or between normal and daylight savings time). This Timex is generally reliable and durable...

This will be the third Atlantis T77517 that I have owned. Great watch. The buttons work well and I can time-up or down with the counters. I love the price. I am in building/construction maintenance and these have been wonderful in enduring the beating they get. When the battery gives out, I buy a new one since the watch by this time looks beat-up, but it was still running until the battery gave out. I highly recommend this watch. I like the T77517 over the model with the vinyl strap. The T77517 has a stainless ribbed band that breathes. Vinyl bands give me a rash from when I sweat. I believe you won't be disappointed in this waterproof rugged watch.

This watch exactly matches one which I have worn every day for the past many years. The old one still works but is quite beat up. The stainless steel band is a lot more convenient than a plastic strap and buckle. The metal band does not irritate my wrist as a plastic one would. Very pleased to find this replacement.

This is an excellent watch. The time is easy to read but the date is often in the shadows so is difficult to read.

I like this very nice watch, looks good, keeps excellent time, and fits well although it is tough getting the band over my XL hands.

It's a good watch for everyday wear. The first thing I noticed is how light it is. You barely feel it on your wrist. The band is a bit on the cheap side. It's not even a full steel band but has rubber in the links. Otherwise, I have nothing to complain about especially at this price. It's a solid timekeeper from Timex.

This is an excellent watch, and I've worn it everyday for the last ten years. The watch is built extremely tough, and has taken much abuse over the years but still works flawlessly. The face can get scratched though, and the silver paint on the watch wears off over time, exposing the white plastic underneath. The battery died out after four years or so, but was easily replaced.

I've had this watch for several days and am very happy with it. By comparison to another watch with an atomic-update feature, this Timex looses only a few seconds in several days. If you do buy one, toss the Instruction Manual away (way too small to use) and download the pdf Instruction Manual from the Timex website. I haven't worried yet about mastering the extra timers and alarms yet, so I can't comment on how easy or hard they are to use vs other watches. So far, I haven't had any problems some others have experienced with the band.

The watch has all the basic features you would need. The best part about the watch is that it lasts forever. Checkout reviews elsewhere, and you will see that some people have had these watches for 20 years or more. I have had mine since at least December 1999. It was a Christmas gift, I may have gotten a year or two before 1999. But, you get the idea. over 10 years later I have had to replace the band and battery one time each (both last year in 2009). The front of the watch has scrapes on it and some of the text has begun to rub off... but, it still works. I like the watch so much that I came here looking to see if I could get another one, I would put it in storage and have it just in case this one ever stops working. That probably won't happen for another 10 years though!

I really like this watch a lot. I like it so much that this is the 4th one I have bought. When I replaced each watch, it was because the case was getting a little beat up (I am hard on watches). The batteries started showing signs of getting a little weak after about 3 to 4 years for each watch, which I think is pretty darn good. My favorite part of the watch is the watch band.

I was really upset when the Timex watch I purchased in 1985, which I loved, developed a problem with the liquid crystal display. After considerable research, I settled on the Timex Men's Atlantis 100 as the most comparable replacement. It has all the functions of my original watch, but is a bit more complicated to use. However, the band which came with the watch fell apart within a week after I started wearing it. Fortunately, as noted in other reviews, the band can be replaced, so I did so with the original band from my old Timex; obviously they don't make them to last like they used to!

I really like the classic styling of this watch. I've had it for about 12 years now and it keeps time well with minimal battery use. It has 2 time zones, optional alarm and hourly beep, stopwatch with laps, countdown timer, and "indiglo" back light. Only down-side is the buttons are hard to push - they're little round metal cylinders about 1-2mm in diameter - pretty small & stiff to press, & you end up having to using your thumbnail.

I have had the Atlantis 100 for 14 years now. The silver coating flaked off long ago, along with the logo and button labels. It only beeps when you hit it on the table. I have gone through several bands since these resin bands don't last more than a year. This watch is really beat up. But the fact that it can take so much abuse and still function properly as it did for 14 years is a testament to its durability. This is a watch that you will wear for a long time.

For years I owned a Timex Alarm Chronograph watch. It was a great timepiece, all stainless steel; it took a lot of hard use and still looked good. When it finally broke down Timex couldn't fix it but only offered to replace it with a watch with fewer features.

I used to need to buy a new watch every couple of years before I bought this one. Have had it for 6-7 years now and it's held up amazingly well. The battery died on me for the first time just recently. The straps have needed replacing every couple of years, but when that happens I just go to voguestrap.com and get new ones cheaply. The only drawback is that the face will easily scratch. It's a handsome, inexpensive and very reliable watch with many features that has become like a friend. I'll replace the battery rather than get a new one, even after all these years, as it's been so good to me.

Arrived on time, in fact before expected. The watch was exactly what I was looking for, as Wal-Mart discontinued the model.

Watch was basically fine. It was meant as a replacement. However, even though it was new, the strap itself showed signs of inferior quality.