Can't see the hands The hands on The Sentry are hollow, sort of like wire frames, not solid. So it's almost impossible to see them (so to see where they are pointing). In bright daylight or bright artificial light, you have to move your arm/wrist around until the light catches the thin-framed hands. In low light, fine. So think carefully, if you want to tell the time instantly, you won't be able to most of the (bright) time. All but renders the watch useless, or at best very frustrating. Silly design.

Worst Service Center in The World I have a Sentry Chrono, unfortunately, the battery lasts less than a year. I sent it over to Nixon as they offer battery replacement and reseal service, so the watch stays waterproof. Almost two months later I don't hear anything from them. I emailed, no answer. So I called, and they returned my watch, without changing the battery. I received no email, nor any sort of communication, that tells me how or when they will refund my money. What a waste of time. Can I sue them for their inability to service a paid customer?

Brand new watch Brand new watch. Not working. Asked to return to France at my cost and have to pay custom charges. Not free returns at all. Online help on their website said take to local watch repair and pay myself. This they said however could effect warranty. Pathetic service. Seriously avoid.

Nice design, poor quality Bought myself one as a Christmas present and it isn’t great quality. While I didn’t expect much for the price, I expected better than it is. The band is extremely short and only just closes and feels “tinny”…. I doubt this will get much use and likely will just sit in the box!

absolute horse-shet absolute horse-shet. Sent a faulty watch where the non replacable battery died after less than a year, paid silly money to return it, only for them to refuse it to repairs. I have 2 Nixon watches, the Dork 2 - broken, no longer works due to battery - and a newly bought Regulus which immediately steamed up, likely because its a hot pile of shet.