Gosasa Square Men's and Women's Leisure Sports Digital Watch Multifunctional Sports Watch Digital Dial Waterproof LED Watch Fashion Minimalist Design

I purchased two of these watches, one red and the other gold trim. In addition to the clearly displayed time function, at night I am able to see the date, day, and time in total darkness by pressing the lighted function button. Watch also works well as a timing device for all sort of uses and functions and has alarm capability to keep you on schedule. I may buy more in different accent colors. Under $14.00 I can't go wrong and the warranty is covered by Amazon for two full years. Fits well on the wrist and does not irritate my skin like plastic watch bands do. In addition to the comfort and functionality of the chronograph, it simply looks gr8 on my wrist and I can color coordinate for little money!

Very light weight, I love the color. Very simple and easy to use. Definitely recommend for someone who just wants a simple working watch and nothing fancy!

This is a lightweight digital watch with a soft silicone band. It has a low profile and is very comfortable to wear. It has an Hour/Minute/Seconds screen, a Month/Date/Day screen, an Alarm screen, a second Dual Time screen, and a Stopwatch screen, all with large numbers. You can set the time zone displays for 12 or 24 hour time. In low light the numbers are hard to read, but you can turn on the back light if necessary. In the dark, the big numbers are very easy to read with the blue back light. Some of the little symbols are really tiny and I can't make them out. I think this watch is overpriced at $18-20, and $12-15 would be more reasonable for what it offers. I have worn it in the shower with no issues. I have not worn it for lap swimming, so can not confirm how waterproof/resistant it is. UPDATE: After using this watch for a few weeks I was reasonably satisfied, it wasn't perfect, but it wasn't terrible either. But I recently discovered that the stop watch function only counts up to 30 minutes total. Then it resets itself to zero and starts counting up from zero to 30 minutes again, over and over until you stop it or reset it. If you want to time anything for more than 30 minutes you are out of luck. This quirk was not mentioned in any of the online information or the included product instructions. None of the other digital watches I have ever owned do this. This is an issue for me since I normally use the stop watch function for longer that 30 minutes. I am down grading my original rating of 4 stars to 3 stars. I am considering returning it.

I hate to say it, but purchasing this watch was a real disappointment. At first it seems like a nice timepiece, lots of features and detail, a great knockoff of a G-Shock type watch at a very affordable price. Until it came to having to change the battery, that is. To get to open the backplate, you need to remove the wrist bands, and that is next to impossible without breaking them. The screws holding it are for show, they do not hold anything down. The bands are all one piece attached to the watch itself. If removed, it can't be reattached because most likely they will be broken off (which is what happened to me), and no other watch band will fit it or be able to be attached to it. I should know, I tried. On one instance, it turns out the bands were GLUED to the watch itself. Then, even after I managed to open the backplate and replace the battery, the watch wouldn't work. Even with an exact replacement battery!The first red flag shouldve been when I took them to the jeweler and he wouldn't even touch them. Now I understand why. I said 'them' because I bought three of these from other brands and vendors, all within the $15 to $20 range. And all with the same cheap, non-functional design. I know the old adage of 'you get what you pay for', but still. Just a little bit of extra quality would've made all the difference. Do yourself a favor, and stand clear from these items.

This has beat out a lot of watches in the 0-$100 price range. For my purposes, large, easy to read and I suggest this Red model for best visibility. 12/24 hour time format on the digital side with a push of the upper right button. Many watches require that you go into a setup mode to do this, but the Gosasa does it on the fly. Finally I waited one month to write the review. When I got this watch I set it to a time standard on the second. One month on, it's only 5 seconds behind. Quartz watches are allowed a 15 second drift. If you need better, you would have to go to the ones that set themselves to standard time radio stations (atomic timekeeping). For now this is the best for the buck.

It's cheap but it works well. Careful though the paint chips off readily. It does take a good beating, has a comfortable wrist band since mine are large. Often have to extend the size of the bad, but not this one. Battery removal is by turning off the battery cover, making this rather water tight. Setting the watch using the directions are rather easy as well as the functions and finding them. It illuminates quite well at dark, not bright, but dim but easy to read. The hour and minute hands do glow, but not too long or too bright.

Bought 2 of these. One works great and I like the black numbers on a white background--easier to see than the opposite. The other watch tends to switch modes when bumped, e.g.., from displaying time to displaying date or stopwatch. Then I have to push the button a few times to get it back to displaying time again. My other watch doesn't do that and stays on showing time. The watch is small and looks pleasantly streamlined. Can't be easily read with polarized sunglasses.

I liked the simplicity of the watch and looked nice but the band broke after 8 months and it’s not possible to replace the band.