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NIXON Regulus A1180-100m Water Resistant Men's Digital Sport Watch (46mm Watch Face, 29mm-24mm Pu/Rubber/Silicone Band)

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Condition
New
Color
Black / Positive
Model
A1180
Dimensions
5 x 5 x 5 in; 8 oz
Weight
8 oz
Part Number
A1180-867-00
Item Shape
rectangle

Features 6

  • Imported
  • REGULUS, BLACK / POSITIVE. High-tech and element-proof, the black / positive 46mm Regulus is a Basic Operation watch, ultra- durable and designed with input from U.S. Special Operations personnel.
  • THE DNA. Beyond the time, the Regulus has extreme 100m water-resistance, dual chronographs, and oversized LED backlight display. Top that with a 5-year battery life and shock-absorbent materials.
  • UNDERCOVER. The Regulus was built to make missions more than possible. Equipped with a silent mode option and a looper lock strap, it ensures comfort and security on every covert op.

Specs 25

Product Dimensions 5 x 5 x 5 inches; 8 Ounces
Item model number A1180
Department mens
Batteries 1 Product Specific batteries required. (included)
Manufacturer NIXON
Brand, Seller, or Collection Name NIXON
Model number A1180
Part Number A1180-867-00

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great Watch but Takes Some Getting Used To
Color: Sand
Review Image by Ted Feltes Ted Feltes
Review Image by Ted Feltes Ted Feltes
I recently purchased this watch as a replacement for my Garmin Instinct. I really liked the Instinct for its ruggedness while also having most of the functionality of a smart watch, however the Instinct’s downfall was its battery life. This watch is a great balance between convenience, style, and durability. I love that I don’t need to charge the watch and that I can bang it around without worrying about breaking it. The only complaint I have about this watch is its extremely stiff wrist band. After wearing it everyday for a few weeks, the band has certainly broken in a bit and feels slightly less rigid. However, the small retaining band that holds the actual watch bands slack is still uncomfortably stiff and sharp on its corners. I feel conflicted because even the that piece is extremely uncomfortable, Nixon actually put some thought into its function compared to most, watch manufacturers. The retaining band is nice and tight around the band, and it even has a notch cut out to fit over the small extrusion on the end of the bands slack. This is a great feature for anyone that gets annoyed with silicone watch bands constantly needing to be readjusted due to the band slipping out from the retainer. Another problem I have with the watch is it’s inability to have the backlight enabled 24/7. I understand that this would seriously drain the battery, but it would be a nice feature to enable in bright environments. This watch can be difficult to read in broad daylight and you will need to look at it from an angle or cover it with a shadow to do so on especially sunny days. I will say that the screen itself is super durable. I actually had some slag/spatter hit the face of the watch while I was welding something recently and the screen remained intact, though it now has several small superficial indentations/holes from the molten metal melting the glass. This is an everyday watch for me so I’m not concerned about the blemishes on the face, but I am very happy that the face remained crack free. Overall this is a great watch if you’re looking to get back to the basics. It is pretty expensive for what you receive, so I can’t recommend buying it full price if you can help it. That isn’t to say that I don’t think it’s worth it, I just think Nixon is marking the price up unnecessarily high. Beyond these minor grievances, I have nothing but good things to say about the watch and hope that it lasts me many years to come. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 2, 2022 by Ted Feltes Ted Feltes
Decent Watch
Color: Sand
Writing this review based on the advertised intended purpose. The band is as good as I have ever seen from the basic latch-through-hole type. The retainer that holds the excess is slotted so that it stays put which is amazing. The material is comfortable. The sand color quickly fades to black along the edges with heavy use. Only on the band. I can't tell if it's dirt and grease that won't wash out or if the color is actually fading but it's pretty uniformly turning black along the corners of the material. The button layout is simple to learn and now that I've used it for a while, very useful. There are 4 buttons with the light being the only purpose of one of them. When editing any number you can increment both up and down. The hard-to-press buttons are exactly right. The frequency of accidental presses is the lowest of any watch I've owned so far. The backlight is the worst part of this watch. It is way too bright. It's enough affect your eyes' adjustment to the dark. I've never had a watch backlight I could use as a reading light and that's the lowest light setting. Unless you actually want to use the watch as a dim flashlight the two higher light settings are totally worthless. With so much focus on making it low observable the lack of a dim backlight setting is a failure. It makes me think this backlight was designed and tested in a well lit room. Luckily the hard to press buttons mean I can leave the light function on and only use it when I am prepared for it. It does have adjustable display time 1,2,or 3 seconds, and when it really matters the light function can be disabled. To be clear the backlight is too bright for use in the dark when visibility, not to mention your own vision, matter. Otherwise this won't affect you negativity. The negative display is really good. The text and numbers have a sort of soft reflective property. It's good enough that if the moon is out you can read the watch without the light by holding it just right. The watch has dual time but it doesn't actually state anywhere in the instructions that the selected time is what the alarms are based on. It would have been nice to pick which clock the alarm was synced to since it's a single button to switch the dual time which would change any active alarms to unintended times. I constantly use the dual time switch which makes using any alarms a tricky business. Speaking of the alarms there are three of them which are easy to set up. Unfortunately, there is no indicator outside the alarm page that you have any on. Which makes the silent function even more handy for a bad reason in my opinion. There are two stopwatches which I have found use for both on multiple occasions and it's nice to see the time on the stopwatch page and both stopwatches on the time page. I say the word stopwatch but they only pause/resume and do not have lap times so chronometer is the better word. There is a timer, but as I have seen others state, it's an oddly limited little thing compared to the other features. It maxes out at 60 minutes. For some reason there are several preset times and the custom time option is the last selection. The preset times are not editable and are 7,10,15,20,30,40, and 60 minutes. You can only run one timer. All-in-all the best digital watch I've ever owned. For being the best digital watch I've ever owned it's also a deal more expensive. In my opinion the impact to usefulness from the way the alarms interact with dual time and the brightness of the backlight combined with the price cost two stars. For use as a daily driver on a single clock I think the only greivance would be the limited timer. You would get a 5 star experience with this watch in that case. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 4, 2020 by K
Nice watch, but missing some common sense features
Color: All Black
I really wanted to love this watch. I definitely liked it. It looks cool, it's supposed to be tough, and it's really comfortable to wear (more so than my G-shock). But there were some features (or lack thereof) that I just couldn't get past. For one, the emphasis on the dual chronograph... I guess that's neat if you need to keep time on two separate events at the same time. You can view both chronographs from the main time screen, and you can also see the time/day/date from the chronograph screen. So, bonus points there, IF that's a feature that you find useful. I personally had literally zero use for it. That's on me. The countdown timer however did not get the same treatment. You can run only one timer at a time (two would have been neat, but I guess the special ops guys they consulted with didn't deem that feature relevant), but you can't see the current time, day, or date from the timer screen. You also can't see the timer count down from the main time screen. There is a little icon that signifies that a timer is currently running, but that's it. ALSO, you can press a button on the main time screen and flip the day/date to the current year. I'm sorry. What person running this kind of "tactical" watch doesn't know what YEAR it is??? Instead of adding a completely useless feature like this, this would have been the perfect place to put a quick-view option for the countdown timer. A huge missed opportunity in my opinion. There are a lot of complaints about the display being too dim... I'm personally used to negative displays on my watches, and they do tend to look a little dim especially in poorly lit rooms, but outside or in well-lit areas I didn't have a problem viewing this display. If this is a concern, they do now offer positive displays on this watch. So, if you're a "special ops" person (or maybe you could use it for exercise timing, it was just heavily advertised as being for special ops types, and I was a sucker for that cool factor lol) who finds timing 2 things at the same time useful, then this is the watch for you. It definitely looks cool, it looks and feels like it can take a beating, and it's super comfortable to wear. I started to give it three stars, but overall I'm giving it four. I don't feel that it intentionally misrepresents itself, however I do feel that there are missed opportunities here. I think it's a great first try, but that they could do better. Add some functionality to the countdown timer like they've done with the chronograph and a 24hr option (most it can currently count down from is 60 min), and a vibrate and/or flashing light option for when the timer/alarm goes off and this watch would be damn near perfect. In my opinion ;) Hope this has been helpful! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 24, 2019 by itsnoah
Great quality watch
Color: All Black
My husband loves this watch so much I got him a second one.
Reviewed in the United States on June 22, 2023 by Lisa B
The end-all-be-all for daily use watches.
Color: All Black
This watch has survived hundreds of showers, dozens of pool days, extensive and almost abusive forms of wear and tear, yet this thing still functions as fine as the day I got it. I have taken it off for an accumulative 4 weeks since I bought it 10 months ago and has seen dust, mud, rain, snow, seawater, and a thousand knocks into my surroundings as my forearm hits something. No scratch on the glass. Minimal paint wear. All buttons work. Beeping is high-pitched and annoying; perfect to wake up to and it doesn't travel into enemy territory. No worn screws or pins over these 10 months; I did not need to replace anything since nothing has broke. Minimal wear on the wrist strap. Wrist strap is still comfortable. I don't feel my watch unless I'm thinking about feeling it. 3 alarms 2 stopwatches 1 timer (able to be used at one time; multiple presets + customizable and changeable timer) This is much better than I had bargained for. It doesn't stand out as a $150 watch by looks alone, but people who just touch it and feel the aluminum (or whatever metal it is) frame can suddenly believe that its price tag is real. This watch has saved me money and time, because cheap $20 watches break in a month, and I get off-schedule while I'm waiting on the replacement. I am very glad I that I made the risk to purchase this. Let me assure you: this is the only watch you will ever need. It will survive everything short of deliberate and intentional attacks with tools like hammers in an attempt to destroy it. (and even then, something tells me it would still keep ticking...) ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 26, 2020 by Teri Moody
Built like a tank and ready for whatever you throw at it!
Color: All Black
Review Image by Nigel Holderby Nigel Holderby
Review Image by Nigel Holderby Nigel Holderby
I am a watch collector and have bought dozens of digital "tough" watches over the years; I'll usually pick up Casio G-Shocks or a Timex whenever I'm in the mood for this type of watch, but I was intrigued by the overall look and the fact that this watch was co-designed by military special forces members. I can say that, so far, I'm not disappointed! The Nixon Regulus is built like a tank and feels substantial without being huge. I like that all of the pertinent functions that most everybody needs are easily accessible and there are no extraneous bells and whistles for the sake of having them. The two things I really dig most about the Regulus is that it has a very easily-readable display (astigmatism sucks!) and that the band actually has a hole in the keeper for the "lock" on the other side of the strap. This last point is, quite literally, a HUGE deal for me. Almost none of my resin band-type watches have a "locking keeper" system and this causes me a lot of perfectionist grief throughout the day whenever my keepers have slid all the way back to the buckle and the loose end of my strap is just flopping around (I know, that sounded weird). I don't have any complaints yet, as this is one of the most concise watches in my collection. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 20, 2022 by Nigel Holderby Nigel Holderby
Good looking and durable
Color: Gunmetal
I wanted to like this watch, however was disappointed on being able to read easily, especially in bright sun! Also having to push a button to read better. Other than that, this watch is well made, durable and very good price!
Reviewed in the United States on January 21, 2023 by Lawrence M.
Everything you need
Color: All Black
Great watch I use in the military. Chronograph function has two separate timers with multiple alarms you can set for multiple time tracks. Goes well in uniform.
Reviewed in the United States on May 23, 2023 by Shawn
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