ACCUSPLIT AX850 15-Inch Lane Timer/Pace Clock in Blue: Efficient Tracking Solution for Athletes Review

So far this watch is working like clockwork. I coach a swim team and am so tired of breaking a large expensive watch that I decided to try a small one. It's compact and works great. I really wish it was a bit bigger or at least had slightly bigger numbers so my swimmers could see it better in the pool.

It's only been a week and things like the on/off button started breaking. Now I always have to put in/take out a battery for it to work. I LOVE the size of the watch and for what I do (teaching water aerobics) it works. However, for the money I've personally spent, I wish they were made a little better.

This is a replacement clock for the one I ordered a month earlier. The motor on this clock was not centered, so the button to rotate the minute hand would not allow the minute hand to move. I removed the pen. The watch worked for a week and then the minute hand stopped moving. I called the accusplit manufacturer and they told me to remove the back cover when using the watch. This has been working for 3 days, for 2 days the minute hand hasn't moved but the second hand has. I am returning the…

First use, minute hand stops. Used works well but poor quality unusable watch! Brand new and same problem others have reported, hoped it was just a rare situation but it's true. new, 1st use and always tiny jams. not worth $$. Will go back and spend more for a better product. After 1 week. After removing the black stem/adjuster from the back of the watch, which allows you to reset the watch each time you use it, the watch works perfectly. However, to reset the watch I have to remove the small…

My outdoor pool clock lost the minute hand after damaging beach balls. I bought this for personal use as I do a lot of straight 5k and 10k swims and really need the minute hand to track laps. My pool manager is kind enough to let me tuck it under a closet, but it's small enough to carry around if needed. That 14-inch face is clearly visible (through the eyes of a 68-year-old with glasses) on flip turns from up to 10 meters above the water, so I try to use the first three or four lanes. So far…

I love this mine clock. Nice and big, with minute and second hand, allows me to swim easily without stopping. I can count my 100 seconds with the second hand and total swim time with the minute hand (I lose track of length so time is a good throwback!) Freestyle. Before you begin, the minute hand can be manually wound to start at 60. Pressing the start button at the top will start the seconds hand up from where it was (might mean you have to wait if you're diligently starting from zero). . ) It

Imagine ordering an Accusplit Pace watch for swimming, running or other timed exercise and it comes with one free hand dangling from a central pin and the whole Clock works in a simple kitchen bag tucked away on the back. where the engine should be. Conspicuous insolence or incompetence. See pics --- A few gears, pins, motor winding, a metal strip for battery holder, screws, loose wires. And NO instructions. Not even the science kit for creating a watch would put all of these parts in one…