Montgomery College, Fall 2011, 1st semester students

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Here is our new thread ladies (Nikki, Andrea, Kristian, Marissa...and whoever else will be starting at MC this fall).

Yes, they did.

I think I've seen nurses wear that style watch as well, Nikki. I'd like to get one that has both the standard and military time.

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I already know military time. I used to work in a restaurant and they went by military time, so I don't know if I really need that feature. I am thinking a digital watch would be better for precise seconds counting, like when taking a pulse and such.

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I was also reading older posts on here about watches and many said that a silicone band is best becuase there is less risk for bacteria, infection, etc. I guess these are becoming more popular too...

http://www.goodiesfornurses.co.uk/acatalog/No_Touch_Watch.html#aWAT_2dNTW_2dLILAC

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I read on another thread that one girl bought a digital watch but wasn't allowed on the floor until she had an analog watch with a second hand.

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I'm not sure which program she was in.

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On our uniform info sheet it states a watch w/ a sweep second hand or digital second counter.

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This is the model I have:

http://www.wengerna.com/grenadier-72968

Marissa, it has both standard and military and lots of other features.

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interesting. Does our packet of info give specifics on a watch?

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oh, nevermind. Thanks Kristian.

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Hmm, I've never heard of Wenger before, but I like the way it looks. Reminds me of the Tag Heuer watches, albeit much more affordable. :)

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No problem.

FYI, the model that I have is categorized as a men's watch but the face/dial is actually a really nice size for a women's wrist.

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Yeah, and I got a great deal on it- around $86.

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