TimexMen's Allied Coastline 43mm Analog Quartz 20 Casual Watch

This is a good value watch. A lot of cheap divers don't have a working bezel, or its bidirectional and therefore useless. This one works, and is unidirectional. It clicks easily. Second hand is accurate to the marks and does not jostle. The band feels good. The watch itself looks great and isn't a direct copy of anything. Indiglo works well. I would compare this favorable with a Casio Duro, but the indiglo is a feature Casio does not compare with. The Casio has 200 meters resistance vs 100 for the Timex, but I suspect very few people will ever have to put that to the test.One downside: the hour hand is a bit of an odd shape.Unless you specifically want an automatic like a Vostok, this is probably the best value in low price analog divers, right now.

I had 3 basic needs: The watch has to be waterproof (not just splashproof!), I have to be able to see the time well in the dark, and- the 'diver' bezel needs to be movable (I use it a lot in my line of work). This watch met all the above and also was cheaper than buying it in my own country. I also bought a few different kinds of straps on Aliexpress for a few dollars (the the one in the image is not the strap supplied with the watch).I don't know many people who swim at a lower depth than 100 meters, the Indiglo is fantastic, and the movable bezel- moves!Timex is a reliable brand and hopefully I haven't received a dud. My only caveat is that the back is not a screw-on but a snap-on.

looks good, has back light, IS QUIET COMPARED TO OTHER TIMEX WATCHES, affordable, not fragile, 100m wr, no bezel back playcrystal has gained scratches after 3 months of normal use, bezel is 60 or 90 click, I would pay more for bezel lume pip, i would pay more for sapphire crystal, i would pay more for 200-300 wr with screw-in crown, is loud compared to non-timex watches.Would buy again, one my favorite watches cause of it's aesthetic and indiglo feature.

The actual timepiece itself is fantastic, however the strap isn't. After 4 days the leather on the strap is already starting to come off. It feels good just coming apart already. Great watch, but poor strap. After owning many Seiko, Omega, and Tudor divers, I can say for sure that the value here is unbeatable.

it’s okay. 3/5. it’s a <$100 watch. i was excited for a timed with decent faux dive specs, but it really underwhelmed even my modest expectations. i liked that it had a functional bezel, but it felt like it had 2clicks worth of back play. cheap and really short strap, not a big deal but worth noting. i think 2 of the starts are for INDIGLO alone. i really wanted this watch to be good, i badly want a solid, sturdy knock around diver with idiglo, but this didn’t do it for me. looked good with orange dial.

Husband likes the lighted feature and uses this to work on the farm.

Bezel markings didn’t line up with dial markings Fail.

I just got this watch. Loving the bursting orange. Good size at 43 mm. Good weight and built A++

Loving the watch no complaints as of yet.

A nice enough watch, but not as nice as you would guess if you like what you see in the picture, where the colours have been modified, making everything much brighter than in reality.That lovely dark grey bezel? In reality, it’s a dull black. The dark blue segment of the bezel is even darker in reality, barely standing out against the black.Those nice and fat, medium grey clock hands? In reality, they are black and nearly invisible. And they are thinner.In fact, all the details are a bit smaller or thinner in reality than they appear in the picture.Still not sure if I won’t send it back.