About this product
This is a conventional handheld coaching stopwatch: a large LCD chronograph on a lanyard, with the buttons laid out the way anyone who has used one before will expect. It times to fractions of a second, takes splits without stopping the running clock, and works as an ordinary clock and alarm the rest of the time.
Split timing is what separates a stopwatch from a phone timer. Timing a swimmer over eight lengths, you want each length recorded without ever stopping the total. On a stopwatch that is one button, pressed with a thumb, without looking. On a phone it is a fiddle, and by the time you have done it the swimmer is at the far wall.
It is water-resistant, which is the practical requirement rather than a luxury. Poolside means splash every few minutes. A football or rugby touchline in the long rains means a soaking. Neither should end a stopwatch. It is splash- and rain-resistant, not a dive watch: do not swim with it or hold it under a tap.
Runs on a standard button cell, and the display stays on all the time – watch for the digits fading, which is the usual first sign the battery is going rather than any fault in the watch.
























Waterproof Digital Handheld Stopwatch - LCD Chronograph with Lanyard