Amitron makes an attractive watch. This model had buttons that were far easier
to push than the last one I reviewed.
The instructions are still printed in a font that practically defies
anyone to read it is so small however I have seen smaller. The settings were easier to do than the last
model as well. However, do not, I
repeat, do not lose the instructions.
there is nothing intuitive about the watch besides setting the analog
time. Everything else is press this
button until that flashes and then press that button to change whatever it is
you want to change. This watch, as well
as the last Amitron I reviewed, are
appropriate for the gadget prone consumer.
Unless you are willing to read the instructions, I doubt if you will
ever use anything but the analog time function.
I do like the light, that is a feature that I use with surprising
frequency. I went to Amitron's website
to see if I could download a copy of the instructions and thusly print it in a
much larger, like 12 pt font but the site said there was no information on the
watch and to call. I put in the 20/4942
model as well and got the same no information message. That does not bode well for either model.
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Navy blue resin case with
silver-tone top ring; analog-digital display with time, seconds, day and date;
navy blue resin strap with buckle closure
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Functions include: chronograph, lap
time, alarm, dual time, military time and backlight with three second delay
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Japanese-quartz Movement
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Case Diameter: 52.5mm
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Water Resistant To 100m (330ft): In
General, Suitable for Swimming and Snorkeling, but not Diving
If reviewing a product, it may have been received free of charge. That will NEVER have a bearing on my recommendations.
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