WIFORT Mens Waterproof Digital Sports Watch (5ATM) with Countdown, Dual Time, Stopwatch & Backlight

If you’re looking for a practical digital sports watch with more functions than a basic timepiece, the WIFORT Mens Waterproof Digital Watch is built around that idea. On paper it combines 5ATM water resistance, a stopwatch, countdown timer, dual time, split time and a backlight, all in a very slim case.

The tricky bit is that “sports” here reads as everyday training and activity tracking basics, rather than anything you’d rely on for serious technical coaching. Still, if you want a lightweight watch that can handle day-to-day wear and regular workouts, it’s the sort of feature set that can feel genuinely useful.

The essentials

This WIFORT digital watch is designed for sport-minded wear, with waterproofing rated at 5ATM and a stack of timing modes. You get a countdown, stopwatch, split time and a dual time zone display so you can check the time in two places without switching around.

It also includes an alarm, plus a “hour reminder” style function (described as a reminder by hour) and a repeat mode. For visibility, there’s EL backlight (retroiluminación EL) and a 12/24 hour switch, which matters if you prefer one format over the other.

In use, it’s the kind of watch you’d reach for in the gym or on a run when you want to time intervals, split sessions, or keep an eye on another timezone while you’re working away from home.

What stands out in day-to-day use

The headline feature is the combination of slim build and multi-function timing. The case thickness is stated as 6.6 mm and the watch weight as 36.8 g, which is a big part of why it may suit longer wear—especially compared with bulkier “military-style” digital watches.

The dual time zone design is another real differentiator. If your routine involves travel, remote work with colleagues in another country, or you simply like having two time references on your wrist, it’s convenient. Instead of memorising a difference, you can glance and go.

Backlight and an alarm round it out for practical use. Night visibility is there via EL backlight, and the alarm plus hourly reminder functions suggest it’s meant to do more than just count time.

Key points on waterproofing (and the limitation to note)

The watch is described as 5ATM waterproof. That’s typically the level you’d associate with everyday wet conditions—washing hands, showering and swimming are explicitly mentioned. However, the listing also cautions you not to press any buttons in the water, and not to use the watch for long periods during sub-aquatic activities.

So while it should cope with normal splashes and routine water exposure, it may not be the right “go-to” if you’re planning lots of prolonged time underwater or you’re the type who instinctively taps buttons underwater.

Tech specs (as stated by the listing)

• Waterproof rating: 5ATM
• Case thickness: 6.6 mm
• Weight: 36.8 g
• Functions mentioned: stopwatch, countdown, split time, dual time zone, alarm, hour reminder, repeat mode
• Display options: 12/24 hour switch
• Lighting: EL backlight (retroiluminación EL)

Who it makes sense for (and who should think twice)

It’s a good fit if you want a lightweight digital watch that covers the timing basics for sport—intervals, split sessions, countdowns—without taking up much space on your wrist. If you also value a dual time display for work or travel, that’s where this model’s feature set starts to feel less generic.

It may not suit you if you’re after a watch primarily for deep-water use or you need a tool watch for intense, long-duration aquatic training where button controls and prolonged submersion are key. Also, since the listing focuses on function and everyday practicality rather than premium finishing or advanced sports metrics, it can feel more “mid-range, practical” than top-tier.

Getting the most from it: practical setup ideas

For example, you could use the countdown timer for gym circuits: set it for your work interval, check the screen when the light is needed (EL backlight), and use split time during a longer session where you want to break your workout into two segments.

If you work across time zones, set the dual time display so your “home” time and “work” time sit side by side. It’s a small thing, but it reduces mental maths—especially on days when you’re moving between calls.

One more sensible habit: treat it like a normal watch around water, but avoid pressing buttons while it’s wet, in line with the stated waterproofing guidance.

Is it worth it?

Worth considering if you want a slim, lightweight WIFORT digital sports watch that brings stopwatch, countdown, split time, dual time and alarm functions together, with 5ATM water resistance for everyday wet conditions. It looks designed for people who actually use timing features during training and like having extra reminders and second-timezone visibility.

You may want to skip it if your priority is extended underwater activity or frequent button interaction while submerged, because the listing specifically advises not to press buttons in water and not to use it for long periods in sub-aquatic activities.

Mini FAQ

Is it suitable for swimming?

The listing mentions swimming is fine as part of the 5ATM use-case, but it also says not to press any buttons in water and not to use the watch for long periods during sub-aquatic activities.

Does it show two time zones?

Yes. It’s described as having a unique dual time zone design that lets you check the time in two different places.

Does it have a stopwatch and countdown?

Both are included: the listing mentions a stopwatch, countdown and split time.

Can you use it in 12-hour or 24-hour mode?

Yes, there’s an explicit 12/24 hour switch.

Is there a backlight for low light?

Yes, the watch includes EL backlight for visibility in darker conditions.