Nixon - Men's Regulus Digital Watch

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Camp Mode: Receive weather alerts when the barometer detects pressure changes indicative of changing weather conditions. Our main influence behind doing the Nixon Regulus Review is the special features it offers, all of which are controlled by four buttons.

The 51-30 (one of Nixon's most popular watches) employs a specially made Swiss Quartz movement, whereas other of Nixon's higher-end quartz movement watches use ISA and Ronda Swiss movements. How to Claim Warranty for Nixon Watches? The original Regulus watch was built to be useful but simple. No bells. No whistles. Still, it works perfectly for its purpose. Nixon watches are powered by MIYOTA quartz movement and are often regarded as the best in their class. Citizen Watch Company's movement section is also branded as MIYOTA. It's just the proper amount of hefty and modest at 46 mm. It doesn't feel too big on me, and I don't have a very big wrist. It's also remarkably light for its toughness, weighing in at just under 3 ounces. Is The Nixon Regulus Waterproof? The majority of people believe Nixon watches have Chinese-made casings. Nixon promotes the notion that its watches use Swiss quartz movements, despite suspicions that the quartz is made in the APAC region. After then, the watches are most likely assembled in Switzerland. What Movement Does Nixon Watches Use?

There is nothing unmixed in this world. It goes for the Nixon Regulus as well. So, we'll be upholding some notable pros and cons. Pros

We've all wished for a watch that's literally ready for anything. A watch that is not only super-tough and sturdy but also looks cool. It's simple in design, yet the rugged aspect goes well with any adventure. This robust timepiece with a digital watch face is 46mm in diameter, which we thought to be sufficient in terms of display and user experience without being unduly garish or bulky.

We also enjoy the look of the Regulus’s face, with its large well-designed numbers and letters. The other standout feature is a dual chronograph, which is joined by the expected timer and alarm. Finally, because pressing its mode button makes the watch beep — as does the alarm, of course — pressing both the front buttons silences the watch. Best of all, it’s immediately obvious silent mode is on with text on the screen. Fortunately, that is what the Nixon Regulus watch is made for! It is a high-performance watch developed in partnership with US Special Forces. The Regulus keeps its name as a strong contender for your next everyday timepiece, with a reverse-LED display, robust polycarbonate construction, and an overall intelligent design. The Stainless Steel took everything the original did well, and just made it flashier. If the Regulus is a tactical watch, the Stainless Steel turns your everyday wear into a piece built to last. Its water-resistant pushers allow you to access information underwater, while a five-year battery lifespan allows you to go on any adventure with confidence.