The SKMEI 1389 is a popular oversized “military-style” watch known for its heavy, robust build and multi-functional display. While you mentioned it as “digital,” it is technically a dual-display (analog-digital) timepiece, which is what allows it to track three separate time zones.

Here are the expanded specifications and details based on your input and official technical data:

Technical Specifications –

Key Functions –

• Triple Time Display: Features one analog dial and two digital displays, allowing you to track three different time zones simultaneously—ideal for frequent travelers.

• Chronograph: Standard 1/100-second stopwatch for timing activities.

• Countdown Timer: A useful feature not always found in budget dual-display watches.

• LED Backlight: Uses an EL (Electroluminescent) panel to illuminate the digital segments for night viewing.

• Calendar: Displays the date and the day of the week prominently.

• Alarms: Support for daily alarms and hourly chimes.

• Format: Switchable between 12-hour and 24-hour (military) time.

Important Usage Notes –

1. Water Resistance: At 30M (3ATM), this watch is fine for hand washing or light rain. However, it is not recommended for swimming, diving, or showering, as the seals are not designed for immersion or steam.

2. The “3 Time” Setup: To set the analog time, you use the crown on the right side. The digital times are set using the four buttons (Light, Mode, Start, and Reset).

3. Durability: The zinc alloy case provides a premium weight (nearly 200g), giving it a feel similar to high-end luxury sports watches, though the alloy is more prone to scratches than stainless steel or titanium.

If you’re looking to adjust the stainless steel band, it uses standard friction pins, so a basic link removal tool will work perfectly for sizing it to your wrist.