The standard of watch The standard of watch, battery life, customer service - all poor. THE BIGGEST ISSUE IS BATTERY LIFE - IT USED UP NEARLY 75% OF BATTERY POWER JUST OVERNIGHT WHILST SLEEPING. I think this is my 2nd or 3rd replacement and still having issues with charging points going rusty green - plus the charging points are hot when you put on wrist. Look elsewhere if you want to buy a watch - Suunto or Garmin for waterproof outside stuff.

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.

The quality is just not there The quality is just not there. I’ve had 3 watches all have issues, Nixon refuses to fix them as they’re “discontinued” (only 2 years old!!) and only offers a measly amount to buy a new watch. It’s an absolute joke, they’re a massive disappointment sadly. Spend your money elsewhere on a quality brand that stands behind their product. This however, is cheap garbage that is not stood behind.

Contact us...but we won't help... So made an error as I checked out and emailed and called straight away. No way to amend orders online. They won't let you amend or cancel orders even before they have been shipped. Rude customer service person told me I couldn't speak to his manager (who strangely changed from male to female during the conversation) and I just cannot believe they think sending an item which is unwanted, only to have it sent back, is better for customers or the environment. Shame on you Nixon. Sort out your systems to allow changes before delivery. It's shambolic.

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.