Timex Ironman Triathlon Watch, 30-Lap $16.00 97 cents to ship
The Timex Ironman Triathlon watch is stylish enough for the weekend warrior, but designed with the dedicated, extreme athlete in mind. With everything you need to track your progress and improve your abilities, the Ironman Triathlon is the perfect watch for the competitor who just won't quit.
All-day, white reflector display Top facing buttons for easy access to lap and split times Raised stainless steel top ring Stopwatch 100-hour chronograph with lap or split option 24-hour countdown timer 99-lap counter 30-lap memory recall Calendar Daily/weekday/weekend alarms with 5-minute back-up Two time zones Water resistance to 100m (330 feet) Model T5C441
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posted: Nov. 13, 2009 @ 8:49a
frugalphyl
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posted: Nov. 13, 2009 @ 9:41a
In for 2 as great gifts. I've had a Timex Ironman since 1988. It has been scuba diving to 35m, above 12000 feet and is my timer for daily 5 mile run. Hardly a problem. Watch has died twice and Timex replaced it FREE w/o any questions?
Ironman watches are kind of dorky looking if you aren't running or swimming, but they do work well for sports use. 1 inch size is probably a women's model. Never heard of LCD causing skin irritation. LCD is the norm for sports watches. $16 is a great price if this fits you.
johnny98 said: Ironman watches are kind of dorky looking if you aren't running or swimming, but they do work well for sports use. 1 inch size is probably a women's model. Never heard of LCD causing skin irritation. LCD is the norm for sports watches. $16 is a great price if this fits you.
Oh-ho-ho! Is funny because you cannot swim "in" a watch! Read the original post with the <humor> tag on.
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