👨 Men's Nurse Lapel Watch for Nursing Second Watches Review

They work well! I don't like wearing wristwatches but I have to wear one to work and this is the easy way. I had to order a second batch because I accidentally loaded two into the washing machine (check your shirts don't look like me) and the second batch came with the handle pulled out so they wouldn't tick or waste battery while I ran them Kind. It is very convenient just to look at the chest and see the time.

This watch is perfect for breastfeeding. I am a CNA in a qualified medical institution. I like the different colors and how they glow in the dark. My absolute favorite feature is the fast seconds hand. It is very easy to see and also has a glow-in-the-dark dot. This is the first set I bought and I've since bought several more in different colors. They also make great gifts!

I love this watch. You can't beat the price and they last a long time with the original battery. The replacement batteries are also inexpensive. This is my second set of these watches. I wear it on the front of my robe at the nursing home I work at so my watch doesn't get dirty when I leave.

I am currently a medical student and I LOVE this little watch! First, let me talk about how smart they are. They attach to a bag or shirt and are already upside down, so you don't have to read the upside down clock. They come in the cutest colors ever! All of the students in my class love these things and I never hesitate to recommend them to others. They are amazing and allow you to have another free hand to do whatever you need to!

This watch is a bargain! I'm not a nurse but my job requires me to know the time but I can't wear a watch. They are lightweight and durable. Part of the watch pops out of silicone if you want to mix and match colors. They seem relatively waterproof as I accidentally ran one through the wash and it worked great!

I'm a nursing student and this watch saved my life! I can attach the watch anywhere. These are currently attached to the stethoscope, so when I count the heart rate and place the stethoscope on the patient's chest, the watch is always there! I don't have to worry about my other hand getting tired while holding it. Also, when washing my hands, I don't have to worry about getting the watch wet like I would when washing a regular watch. You can take the watch out of the holder and adjust its…

So far I've been using this watch as a pocket watch and not fumbling with a pin on the clasp. My wife was able to get this thing to open and close, but so far I haven't found it worth the trouble. During (the first week) the clock is working, I can read it in a variety of lighting conditions, and the rubberized mount makes it easy to find in my pocket. I would still prefer a carabiner mount but haven't found one I like since Timex stopped making them.