🎒 Quartz Climbing Backpack for Doctors: The Ultimate Second Accessory Review

I work as a security guard. My good watch was starting to look bad so I looked for something more work related. Having stumbled across this I have to say it wasn't what I was looking for BUT it was at the right price, it was wartime and it glowed in the dark. I wear it on my safety vest. Perfect.

I did not use it for its intended purpose, on the floor for nurses. But if you play around with it, it seems like a reliable item to carry around. I bought a special bag for work. This item sticks directly to her like a glove. I bought it for the glow in the dark feature. I don't think I want to wake the patient up by watching their breathing or heart rate. Fits perfectly in the hand, the metal is pleasant to the touch. Not sure how long the hook will last if I cut it every day. It's worth the…

The only negative so far is that the size and curvature of the carabiner makes it difficult to attach and remove the watch from the belt loop. Especially the thicker belt loops on work trousers. But that's not against the terms of the contract. It only takes a few seconds to make sure you actually put the carabiner on the loop. It's easy to read. The price was low.

Perfect for the nurse who shouldn't carry watches and backpacks. I have this on a baby diaper safety pin and I pin it on. Thanks for the extra battery, but how do you open the back to swap? Fits well, let's see how long it lasts. Feel the hardness!

That's cool. I am a city bus driver and am allowed to wear a watch on duty. My favorite thing to wear is my Apple Watch, but I have to keep it hidden under my bracelet because my company doesn't like us wearing Apple Watches. That is clear. They don't really want operators driving their vehicles with communication capabilities (safety reasons). So now I wear this little watch on my keys when I'm on duty. Looks very good - not cheap!

Bright light, easy to read, solid construction. I use it to count breaths and pulses and chose the clip-on design for better infection control than a wristwatch. Just be careful the crank doesn't catch on things and turn off the clock. Otherwise nothing would have changed.