what kind of watch do you wear?

1. 0 i have been having alot of trouble finding a watch that can handle the rigors of being washed alot and also some of the plastic bands make me break out. i have to wear hydrocortisone creme with a bandaid under my watch or i have welts by the end of the day. i have a couple of nurse mates watches but the plastic bands make me break out. what kind of watch do you wear?

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   Feb 26, '08 by MIA-RN

   timex indiglo with a leather band. Works great. water resistant.
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   Feb 26, '08 by wearingmanyhats

   Pulsar... metal band with double clasp. It is waterproof to something like 100M (I wear it all the time.... except to shower -- just my weirdness I guess, I take all my jewelry off to shower.) I even wear it to swim, or jetski,
   Faye
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   Feb 26, '08 by elizabells

   A Fossil with a metal band. It was a bit expensive, I think ~ $50, but it's lasted me several years, which the cheapie drugstore watches never did.
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   Feb 26, '08 by ohmeowzer RN

   thank you for the suggestions i am going to start looking into these brands.
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   Feb 26, '08 by barbyann

   
   I swear by my Swiss Army...pricey but indestructible.
   
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   Feb 26, '08 by ohmeowzer RN

   Quote from barbyann

   
   I swear by my Swiss Army...pricey but indestructible.

   wow beautiful watch.. i'm going to look for a web site that sells these.
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   Feb 26, '08 by justrissy

   timex indiglo with a rubber band
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    Feb 26, '08 by elizabells

    The only problem I've had with my Fossil is that depending on what soap housekeeping feels like putting in the dispensers on any given day, sometimes it reacts to the metal and I get a black smudge on my wrist. Washes off, though, and it doesn't do anything to the metal itself. I just keep an eye on it so my pt's parents don't think I'm filthy.
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    Feb 26, '08 by KLKRN

    Casio: inexpensive, reliable, comes in plastic or cloth bands. Water resistant.
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    Feb 26, '08 by lorilou22RN

    I don't anymore, use the room clocks for consistency.
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    Feb 26, '08 by analee23

    My husband just got me an Under Armour watch that does both digital and has hands like a traditional watch. I just looked it up so I can post a link and it is quite pricey, but I LOVE it. It has withstood nastiness in the ER and I've never had trouble with it. Plus, it tells me what day of the week it is, which can get confusing at times!
    
    http://www.underarmour.com/shop/wome...ch/8797216-675
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    Feb 26, '08 by newlpn08

    I am going to wear my mothers old nursing watch. It pins to the uniform, and the numbers are upside down, so when you need to use it you just hold it up or look down at it on your uniform. These are used in Europe, but I don't know if you can find one in the US.
    
    

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