CakCity Tactical Watches for Men Military Sport Watches with Carbon Fiber Case Lightweight Waterproof Watch for Women/Men Digital Watches with Compass,Step Counte,Metronome,5ATM

This will be my work watch. We have to wear watch covers for metal watches, but because this one is carbon fiber, I can get by without one. It's also quite lightweight. It was simple to set up and appears to be keeping time accurately. The band is really comfortable. Carbon Fiber Case: The watch features a durable carbon fiber case. Carbon fiber is known for its strength and lightweight properties, making it ideal for outdoor and tactical applications. Lightweight Design: Despite its sturdy construction, the watch is lightweight, which adds to its comfort during extended wear, particularly during outdoor activities or sports. Waterproof: The watch is designed to be waterproof, allowing it to withstand exposure to water and moisture. This feature makes it suitable for activities such as swimming, snorkeling, or water sports.Digital Display: The watch features a digital display, providing easy readability of the time, date, and other functions. Digital displays are often favored for their clarity and ease of use, especially in outdoor environments.Compass: One notable feature of this watch is the built-in compass. A compass is a useful tool for navigation, allowing users to determine direction when exploring unfamiliar terrain or wilderness areas.Suitable for Men and Women: While marketed as tactical watches for men, the design and functionality of these watches may also appeal to women who prefer a rugged and sporty style.

Pretty slick watch!Just got mine today, feels good and super easy to set up. I don’t know why people say it’s difficult to set up, it’s literally on the first couple pages. Feels good to step back from over techy Apple Watches and fitbits that constantly need a charge. Love this watch

Bought this watch Nov 24. The "B" "Mode" button doesn't work anymore. The "B" button is the master button for functions. So, can't do anything with this watch anymore.I had really liked this watch because light weight, has the bold numbers: Day- Time- Date, and looks good.

I ordered this watch for my husband who is military and likes a standard watch with the functions needed throughout his day. It took a little bit of time to set it up but once we realized how to use the mode feature on the side, after viewing how on youtube, it became fully functional. I think this is a great idea for anyone who enjoys the sleek style and funtionality.

I’ve only had this for a week and will update if something changes.I bought this as I started hiking this year and my regular wear watch was getting scratched up. I wanted a watch that was functional and a bit rugged, without breaking the bank. I liked the look and that it didn’t have a rubber strap so I decided to take a chance on it.The Alps setup was surprisingly intuitive (which i was both surprised and happy about) and I had it ready to go in just a few minutes. The watch itself looks great and is VERY comfortable on the wrist. Took me 2-3 adjustments to find my sweet spot, but once I got it the watch is so light it’s almost unnoticeable.The display is slightly dimmer than I would like it to be, but it’s really not terrible. The numbers are legible and it really isn’t so much a problem as much as it is a “This would be better…” type of thing. The Alps has some nice features (Compass, timer, step counter) which are nice, though i probably won’t need much of. Still, it’s good to know they are there and I might try them out just for the sake of trying them out.My only complaint is regarding the light button which is how you get into the configuration screen. Again, it’s not really a “Problem” with the watch, but I keep holding the button too long when I use the light (I had a previous watch the light would only stay on while the button was held) and it keeps going into the setup mode which is a bit frustrating. If it were me programming it, I would have chosen a different button to use as the gateway to the settings. I realize that is a small complaint but it does get annoying.As far as bang for the buck goes, I think this one is a winner. Good looks, light, inexpensive and (so far) good durability. Overall, I am pleased with the Alps and look forward to it’s continued usage.

The media could not be loaded. Lets just cut to the chase, I really like this watch! Its not your average timekeeper, its a full blown tactical beast on my wrist.From the moment I strapped it on, I knew it was officially my new go to daily watch pick. Its got this cool, military vibe thats both tough and stylish. The carbon fiber case is light as a feather but feels like it could withstand a tank roll.The digital display is clear and bright, even outside in harsh sunlight. Oh yea lets not forget the compass no more getting lost on my morning jog, even if my phone dies.Speaking of workouts this watch is my new fitness guru. It tracks my steps, and even tells me how high Ive climbed. Plus the metronome function keeps my guitar playing sharp, who knew a watch could be so musically inclined.Something else that makes this tactical watch great is its waterproofing. Ive showered, and even gotten caught out in the rain with this thing on, and it hasn't skipped a beat. Its like the Energizer Bunny of watches it just keeps going and going.It might not be the fanciest timepiece on the block, but thats not what everyone is always looking for. A watch that can keep up no matter what is thrown at it, is whats more important. This watch has become more than just an accessory its like a silent motivator and an essential tool in my daily life.I am satisfied with my purchase and havent experienced any problems. This watch is as tough as it is versatile, wont break the bank, and I would recommend it.

I’m happy with this watch. It’s easy to read and was easy to set.