What is the length of time measurement on this stopwatch? Is it a 24 hour duration measurement?
367267
Sorry ,I don't know . I just use it for running and bike riding. Never done that for 24 hours.
367268
I really don't know as I have only used it for races up to a 5K. I believe it will go for 24 hours.JHP
367269
It is at least 24 hours. Actually, I left it on one night and it think it said 37 hours and counting when I got back to it.
1854022
On one of mine:approximately 44" end to end, measured taken off the watch with medium tension.On the watch about 18" inner end to inner end on the watch. I am about 5'8" tall and the watch sits on the short side of where I think it should when around my neck. I would like another inch or two, but the length on all my watches ( I own 3 of these) is consistant and acceptable.
1369359
As far as I know, it has lap time, overall time, transition time (triathlon), and I think it could give you time per activity (running, bike, swimming). What is that you want to measure?
2016550
40 seconds. I just timed it using the stopwatch on my iPhone's clock app. I got 39.91 seconds. I would say that 30-60 seconds is about right. Anything under 30 seconds will be frustrating as some younger kids may not be able to find anything and anything over a minute makes it less exciting, especially for items you've found before.
1406743
The twelve-hour clock indicates whether it is a.m. or p.m. in the display. I no longer have the instructions and I only use the device as a timer or a stop-watch, but I see that someone else has answer that it can also be a twenty-four-hour clock.
1257583
I bought the watch as a gift, so I do not have it here to measure, but the Timex website said the band was 12mm wide and 7.5 inches long. I hope this helps.
1470748
Yes: you can set it to count up, up to 23 hours, 59 minutes and 59 seconds. And, yes, you can pause it.
100821
I have run up to 4+ hours with this watch and the heart rate monitor has worked the whole time. It may get interrupted briefly, but resumes right away so no missing data on the post run record.
512443
It measures 6 3/4" from the buckle to the last hole. Total length 8 3/4" I bought it due to a hearing problem as I cannot hear alarms and it is a wonderful watch I would recommend this product you don't have a problem feeling the vibration it reminds you of whatever your needs are. Keeps very accurate time.
1380318
This is an hour and minute timer - not 24 hour timer. It will repeat - for example - set 1 hr. 30 min. when that ends, if you don't stop it, it will go off in another 1 hr 30 min time. Top feature is it gives you a 10 min warning with beeps and flashes and then another 5 min warning same way and at end of time will continue to beep and flash for some time unless you shut it off. Very nice for hard of hearing as notice of flashing light gets attention quickly.
526410
It is a watch so it does have a clock that keeps track of the time of day on a continuous basis. However it does not have a stopwatch which keeps track of running time like for a long race or a marathon. When you use it on Heart rate monitor mode it does keep track of the elapsed time. However this does not work out very well as a chronometer as it is specifically keeping track of heart rates and calories burned over this time. It is supposed to be water resistant to 30M but I had vapor in it for a couple of weeks whichmade it hard to read. It did dry up and now is fine.
96458
1. The total band length, tip to tip, is 10 inches. From the first hole to the buckle is 8 inches. So the largest pre-set length seems to be about 8 inches. 2. It's purple. 3. I'm not supertechy, but I found it easy enough. Sometimes I need to refer back to the manual. 4. NOT a pedometer. It's a heart rate monitor, plus a regular watch, a stop watch, a countdown timer, a time-elapsed tracker, and it has an alarm and a second-time zone feature. I like it. The only thing I would warn you about is that the heart-rate monitor requires you to hold a finger from the opposite hand to the metal frame of the watch for a few seconds to get your heart-rate. Sometimes that's a little awkward on the treadmill or whatever, but I wasn't going to drop a bundle on the really expensive monitors. Once in a while I can't get a reading, but I try it again in a few seconds, and it works. (The conductivity has to be right.) The readings seem to match up to the heart-rate monitors on gym equipment, so I think it's accurate enough.
1267287
This is obviously dependent on location and how hard the watch has to try to capture the GPS signal (are you concealed from skyview at any point, etc.). You can expect anywhere from 4-5 hrs of continuous use. My last run was greater than 4 hrs and I took it off the charger and went running, it lasted roughly 4 hrs that day. And that seems to be the norm for where I am. Hope that helps.
116121
I see it too, but I wasn't sure if it meant "elapsed time" rather than the current time.I've actually heard back from Garmin that, yes, this product tells the current time but will not serve well as a watch due to its inability to put GPS to sleep mode, causing battery drainage in about 8 hours. Forerunner 405, on the otherhand, can put the GPS to sleep, conserve battery and be worn as a wrist watch, albeit a big one.
1641953
it's so straight. After I has switch off the GPS, my watch can be operated at least 4 days. Could you further read the Instruction manual and make sure you operate it correct.
1952664
I have not found a way to show the time with distance. However u can hit the top of the bezel (time) and see it then hit the side to go back to training.
333741
Yes, first set the time in 24 hr format...then go to settings and time format to change it to 12 hr format. You can also set the time by syncing the watch with your phone.