John Parker
Pros: Even though the watch is slim and small, the numbers are BIGGER than the numbers of my largest, thickest watch (and I have a great many of those). The decision of the watch designers to separate the hour numbers from the minute numbers allows for the smaller watch to beat out larger watch competitors for actual display size. For this reason alone, I give it 5 stars...but there are a couple of cons.Cons: Programming the watch isn't difficult once you understand what you're doing, but it's a bit of a trick to learn. You have to push the bottom left button twice to get it to programming mode. Then press that same button once at a time until you get to the place that needs to be changed (month, date, hour, minute in that order).Cons: Though display in the the sunshine is actually better than most watches because of a reflective-type shine to the numbers, nighttime display is a bit weak. The lighting for nightime doesn't work very well, but works at a "good enough" level.Conclusion: Even though there are a couple of negatives to the watch, the overall performance beats out the largest display watches I have. I'm giving it FIVE STARS for this reason alone, with a caveat there is room for improvement.
