Question: Will a watchband fit under the clip so you can "wear it around" the house and is the clip sturdy enough to do that?
2064029
It seems fairly sturdy and it should clip to a watchband. The unit is well madeand works well. The buttons have a good feel and the alarm is loud enough.
2064030
not sure. I, personally, do not like this timer. It's not nearly loud enough
2064031
Yes to both questions. the clip even has two "legs" at it's end so the watchband would be secured on both sides. There is a secondary spring under the clip which will further secure your watchband. The clip is heavy plastic.
2064032
Probably. . . . on the wrist that you were not wearing a watch. The timer is 2 to 3 times the size of a large watch.
1869132
The clip should move to fit your needs. But if you have a problem, the seller won't help you. I requested to return mine and they would not take back an unopened package. I would never buy from them again. Good luck
2259312
Possibly. The clip is probably a half an inch deep, and could probably be opened to accommodate the deeper visor I can't vouch for how secure it would be - might slip off.
306933
It honestly depends on your backpack. The band is very strong and does not let it move around at all. I put mine in my backpack if that is the only thing I need and I've never had a problem.
544260
I suppose if you are the sort that likes to shower with a wrist watch on, it would hold up..... Personally, I like to clean my wrists along with the rest of me, so I don`t shower with a watch on...or anything else. I have washed dishes with it on....But that is not taking a shower.
1865128
Absolutely not an issue. I've been using mine for about 2 months and the band hasn't fallen off once.
194960
Hey Victoria:My son broke his band too probably by tugging too hard when taking the watch off. I'm gonna write to the company now to see if replacement bands are available. Please post if you found another band.Thanks, John
2068148
It depends on the size of the watch and the bulkiness of the band. The drawers are 3/4ths of an inch deep, so unless you have extremely thin watches, I wouldn't recommend it.
63397
I don't use the clip so I am probably not the best person to ask. I did put the clip on when I first received the case and it seems like it might work pretty well.
836439
As long as the watch is water resistant it should be fine . No need to take off the band
112662
You should be able to wear it with a watch. The magnets will be on both sides of the wrist and the magnets will help with circulation with the magnets. So it shouldn't effect the bracelet.
1472735
It's plastic. And it's very secure. We use our "watch" for all kinds of activities and have never had an issue with the clip
2047800
I tried to find my measuring tape so I could answer this for you with full confidence but unfortunately it has yet to be located. I did look online for common household objects that were about 17 inches in circumference though, and after what I found I'd say I'm pretty positive you should be fine--there are 2 "holes" you can slide the band through and if you just do the outer one (instead of doing both) it will still be secure and will allow you extra length to fit around your arm comfortably. --in other words, yes, I believe you should be fine. I hope this helps.
456267
The belt clip is not sturdy enough for that, however molded into the top of the body in a loop for a wrist strap. Slipping a small loop of 550 cord and attaching that to a carabiner should work out fine for you.
730845
I haven't actually used it like that, but I'm sure you can. The clip would attach to a strap w/o a problem.
1611097
It can, but if you are like me and work off of your phone and need to access it all the time, look for something sturdier as this clip broke off in less than a month of use.
2172703
I don't think so I keep mine in my watch box at home as not lose it my clip has only come loose once or twice and I use my life every night at work