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Timex Men's Expedition Shock XL Vibrating Alarm 50mm Watch

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Condition
New
Color
Black/Negative
Model
T49950
Dimensions
4 x 2 x 3 in; 2.72 oz
Weight
2.72 oz
Display
Digital
Watch Movement Type
Quartz
In the box
Rear LightUser Manual

Specs 43

Product Dimensions 4 x 2 x 3 inches; 2.72 ounces
Item model number T49950
Department mens
Batteries 1 Lithium Metal batteries required. (included)
Manufacturer Timex
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Display Digital
Watch Movement Type Quartz

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It’s a Pretty Decent Watch, and That Is Enough
Color: Black/Negative
I wanted a simple, sturdy, big, easy to see, non-smart work watch, with big digits and an effective light, and this one delivers on all counts. Smart watch? Humbug. I have enough gizmos to keep charged without having to plug in a watch every night; these babies will last YEARS before needing a fresh battery. I don’t need to make wrist calls, or know all of my vital health statistics, or when I need to take my next walk, or see how many unread spam messages I have; I just need to know the time at a glance, or perhaps remind myself of the date, before I record a log entry at work! The light is great. It only illuminates the digits themselves and not the whole face of the watch, so great for low-light use without being too obtrusive. And… I discovered recently that you can optionally disable modes that you don’t use or need, or reenable them if required! Before, when accidentally triggering the mode button, I had to cycle back to the main time+date display, but now on mine, there is only time and date! Kudos for that; disabling/hiding modes wasn’t an option on my old watches. Seems to keep good time, too: I check it against my phone every so often, and it’s only ever been off by a few seconds since originally setting it up. All in all, it’s a good watch, and i feel naked without it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 14, 2025 by spirit_in_exile
Great watch!
Color: Black/Positive
so my baseline everyday watch is the Garmin instinct original. But I need you to watch without Bluetooth and heart rate sensors. So I bought two watches a Casio and a Timex expedition. I'll leave both reviews here. I am not a fan of large faced watches the Timex has a substantially larger face and bezel on it but after wearing it a couple days it's not that bad it's not heavy can get caught on sleeves. Although it didn't come with a manual the buttons are very intuitive they're easy to figure out it has a few features that are nice and some are that are not needed what's really cool about it is If you don't need an special alarms you can remove that from the display or add it back that was pretty nice. Pros Lightweight, nice big display, subtle night light display, you can select between vibration or audible alerts. So far the band retainer is holding in place. You can set three alarms and a timer. Cons For your alarm clock it vibrates initially then vibration will stop in an audible alarm will pick up I wish it would vibrate and have an alarm at the same time. This is for the timer also. Any button will stop the alarm that you set, so you could accidentally bump it while sleeping and miss it. For me personally timex is the better watch The Casio. 3446 The watch feels really good it looks good it's smaller face didn't catch on clothing or feel bulky. I thought it was nice that it came with a manual. Until I realized why the watch ⌚ operation is not intuitive like a genuinely took me a minute to figure it out how to get through all the layers and then I had to open up the book and figure it out whereas my Garmin instinct and the Timex was very easy to figure out. It only has one alarm on it you can do two time zones the light button is placed very nicely in the front and it's a very subtle LED lighted background. I'm sure if you're a fan of Casio this watch would meet your needs for a basic wrist watch for me it did not meet that standard and this will be returned. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 14, 2025 by Mr. Awesome
Sometimes hard to see in rare light conditions
Color: Black/Negative
Love this watch. Intuitive controls and vibration is fine. Be forewarned though that in some light conditions (very few) the display is challenging to see. The watch face is very large, as are the alphanumeric characters. These 66 year old eyes can read it without my 2.5x glasses. Be forewarned that the display in indoor room lighting is NOT as bright as a normal gray background/black character Timex. I prefer timex over casio for ease of use and intuitive controls. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 8, 2025 by Larry Bentz
So far it's great
Color: Black/Negative
I bought this watch to replace a Casio gshock that I've been wearing for 11 years so I can't help but to compare this new watch to my old one and so far it's great. I've worn it for 5 days and it is comfortable The big dail makes it easy to see the time and date at a glance. its a black screen and the numbers are a greenish colour. I like the simple display of time and date without all the junk you see on some watches of this manly breed. This watch has several different alarms including vibrating alarms which I find strong enough to get your attention but not sure if it would wake me if I used it for such. There is a standard timer and chronograph/ lap feature also a water timer to remind you to drink water which I believe is every 15 mins. There is a light which you must manually activate to see the time and it works well. I have pressed buttons while bending my wrist during normal activities changing the screen from the time screen which I didn't care for and I do miss the automatic light feature the Casio had, just a flick of the wrist and the light came on. I wish Timex would add this feature to their watch. There is no auto daylight saving setting and no atomic time setting which kept my old watch at the correct time to the second so I'll have to manually change the watch at that time. I've been used to a solar powered watch for years but this one is battery powered so I hope the battery will last at least 2or 3 years before I need to change it. All and all, if this watch keeps accurate time and does fall apart I'll say it is worth the $47 I paid. In fairness the Casio watch I'm comparing this one to cost $60 in 2006 and a comparable Casio with the features my old one had today is $200 ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 11, 2017 by 6shooter
Just keeps getting better.
Color: Black/Negative
I'm really liking this watch!!! I've not had it out in the wilderness yet but I've bounced it of several door jams and counter tops so far and not a scratch. Out of the box I was surprised at the size of it. I expected bigger, but not this big, and my first thought was "what was I thinking". It looked circus big, like really big, Big big. Even with the wider band it still looked way oversize. Have to admit I'm not a fan of these kind of bands and was my plan from the beginning to mate this with "The Band" brand Velcro watch band. I became a fan of "The Band" in the 90's and have used them ever since. I paired the watch with a wide version and this really changed the look and brought the watch into proportion. So enough about the proportion issue. Overall use: I love the display! LOVE IT!!! It's big, It's bold, It stands out and there no second look needed to make sure you saw what you think you saw. (OK so I lied about the proportion comment, but big display goes with the size) The back light is perfect! The display is opposite/inverse of all the other Timex I've owned and hands down this is a thousand times better. I'll never go back to the standard LCD display. NEVER! I've not used any of my old watches since this purchase. They've been relegated to BOB's, EDC and Gym bags. The alarms are the standard tones my other Timex have been, the controls are pretty much the same which I like just for the familiar use. If you've been looking for a bigger dynamic display on a watch, are not intimidated by a larger watch or have bigger arms and hands, this is the ticket. Last note, Can't wait to get it out in the elements and really abuse this thing. My expectation is that it will perform as well as it's predecessors. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 7, 2017 by diann davis martin
Awesome
Color: Black/Positive
Great watch. Still kicking!!! Value for money!! Durable!!
Reviewed in the United States on July 14, 2026 by Red Gonzo
Difficult to read time unless outside
Color: Black/Negative
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Other reviewers had similar comments. The watch is just so dim! I have to look at the watch for several seconds to tell the time when indoors but I have to use the indigo light 99% of the time just to tell what time it is when I am in a normal to low-lit place. Outdoors is better. However, what good is a watch if you can't read the time when inside??? (The one I ordered was - Color: Black/Negative - Numerals are yellowish green). I had opted to return this one and purchase a different model - (the Color: Black/Positive). Hoping there is enough contrast to read the time without using a backlight. I believe Timex had an opportunity to make a great watch for the $. However, TIMEX couldn't seem to get the contrast correct with the lighter numbers and dark background. A few good things are: The watch has some heft (weight) to it and programming seems rather intuitive. Hope my review helps save you some time. (Pic to the left - is inside the house at my desk with a lamp and the pic to the right is the time just after pushing the indigo light). To me - this is a "No-Brainer." Returning tomorrow. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 19, 2024 by Jay
Not for me
Color: Black/Negative
First off, let me preface by saying that I've been a Timex guy since I was about 8 years old when I got my first one and as I'm over 70, I remember when "Timex could take a licking and keep on ticking". When my diver style Expedition died after years of faithful service, I went to replace it and found Timex no longer makes an equivalent watch, so why not try something new. I chose this watch for several reasons...Digital vs. my fondness for analog watches...size, (XL does mean Extra large), as I wanted something I could read without having to squint if I wasn't wearing my glasses, and the durability I expected from the Expedition line as I never take my watch off except to change to a "dress" watch when the occasion presents itself or to change watches just for the sake of change, and finally, the price was reasonable for a guy who spends his day working on the property or hunting or fishing and subjects his watch to any manner of knocks, chemicals, liquids, dirt or mud...one might say I put the "beat" in beater watches. It is a very large watch, but since I'm 6'1" and 215 lbs, it does not look out of place on my wrist; if I were smaller I would consider it too large, however, it's too thick and has a tendency to hang up in spaces I wouldn't normally consider as being confined, like putting my hand in a pocket... It's a watch labeled as "Shock" so thickness is to be expected but It's as least 1/3 again thicker than my G-shock. The ability to turn off features not needed is a plus. I my case I turned off the alarm features as the audible alarm isn't loud enough for my less than perfect hearing and the vibration isn't sufficient to wake me from a sound sleep...no big deal as my smart phone does wake me, but I've never gotten in the habit of pulling out my phone to check the time; I suppose it's a generational thing. The biggest issue is the display. Simply stated, it's not bright enough. Many times I have to cant my wrist in multiple direction to find the right angle to read the time. I want to be able to read the time in one quick glance regardless of viewing angle. At night the Indiglo feature is sufficient to read the time but it could/should be brighter in my opinion...but being brighter would probably affect battery life. Other reviewers commented on the dimness of the display...I wish I had paid closer attention to those comments. The watch is simple to operate and the price differential for a watch rated for Shock compared to the "C" brand is significant...it's taken a couple of hard lumps in the two weeks I've had it and has held up well and immersion hasn't affected it, keeps good time...probably a good watch but it's not for me. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 27, 2016 by Pen Name in this space
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