Stopwatch Timer, Digital Stop Watch with 0.01second & 0.001second Timing, Metal 10/100/400 Laps Memory, Rolilink Large dispaly Alarm Clock for Coach Sports Running Marathon

Bought this to gift my friend who is coaching the swimmers. He liked this so much with the functionality

Es hermoso en mi trabajo no me dejan usar reloj de mano solo los cronómetros y este es súper bello muy llamativo todos me preguntan donde lo compré

It's a good watch, with a convenient light.The only thing I don't like about it, is the chain connects to the bottom of the watch. Which places it into your watch pocket upside-down, so that the watch is resting on the mode button, on the top of the watch. The watch is naturally in your watch pocket resting on the mode button, and constantly cycling through the mode functions.If the chain attached to the top of the watch with the function buttons on the side, it'd be a perfect pocket watch.

works good for corning for boxing

I really, really need a dedicated stopwatch, because my old Casio multi-function wristwatch (which included a stopwatch function) finally died. I ordered a replacement, but, to my horror, the face was too dim to read. What the heck? I went back and read user reviews, which I should have done first. Several other buyers reported this - it's not just me. Casio actually made a watch that you can't read without a magnifying glass. I returned it. Then I ordered a different Casio, called "G-Shock". It works, but the reset button is depressed, and it's really difficult to operate the stopwatch mode. You can easily start and stop the stopwatch, but it's really hard to reset it, because of that depressed button. The local watch repair guy refused to try to fix it, saying "It's better to just leave it alone, because once you open it up you may never be able to use it again". So I kept it, but I'm not using the stopwatch function. I decided to buy a DEDICATED stopwatch. This one -- the one I'm reviewing now -- was twice as expensive as most of the other dedicated stopwatches on Amazon, but I loved the look, and I bought it. When I took it out of the box, it was in a stopwatch mode. In this mode the days of the week -- all of them -- Mon-Tue-Wed-Thu-Fri-Sat-Sun, are displayed left-to-right across the large clock face. I have no idea why, since it serves no obvious purpose. For some unfathomable reason, Monday and Sunday are blinking. It's really, really annoying. I figured there would be a way to turn the blink off. But the manual is written in pigeon English, and is almost incomprehensible. I really wanted this watch to work, so I forced myself to slowly and carefully read the manual. But there's no way to stop the blink. If I had to stare at that blink for the rest of my life, I'd have epileptic fits. Then I thought "Maybe the stopwatch is telling me that I have to set the time and date first, before using it, then maybe the blinking will stop". Maybe. But I'll never know, because you CANNOT set the time and date. When I tried, it happened to be 5:10 PM, and I set the watch for that time, but when I exited that mode, the watch read 5:40, not 5:10. What the heck? I tried to re-enter time setting mode, but for no obvious reason it no longer responded to time-setting commands. I re-read the manual, thinking maybe I had forgotten the instructions, and was doing it wrong. Not the case. This stopwatch is just buggy, buggy, buggy. If this is what the designer of this watch intended the watch to be, then I'd opine that he's out of his mind. I suppose maybe this particular watch is defective, but don't forget - this is my 3rd consecutive watch purchase, and all 3 were defective. What kind of a world has this become?

GREAT! Yes it can be confusing at first but after actually reading the directions it makes perfect sense. I love using it to time my runs and sprints for track. It it an amazing stopwatch for a gift too.

I bought this for a RC glider competition. It does what is is supposed to do, but it is very confusing to use and, as I use it very occasionally, I have to go back to the manual to even switch it on or off. In my opinion, it has too many unnecessary functions and too few buttons to push, so it is not evident how to use it. Now, a chronometer should be an intuitive and easy tool, but this one is not.

I use this product at work and I like all the features.