Waterproof Watch

Why are you not looking @ digital? IMO, it is much easier to be precise with minutes and seconds using a digital. I have an awesome digital casio that is plastic and waterproof up to 100 feet. It also has tons of features like a night light, an alarm, and it can easily go between military/standard time... I got it on amazon for maybe $20.

Hi,

My nursing school requires a watch with a second hand. So I'm also looking for a waterproof non digital watch. Right now I'm looking at the nike watches.

I find it a lot easier to take pulses with a second hand plus my school requires one as well so that is why I do not use a digital watch. Let me know if you have any luck with Nike. :)

yes you should take a watch with second hand it is easier to use when taking vital signs and also the waterproof one's so that you dont need to take it off when washing your hands digital? when i was a student nurse i was not allowed to be used only watches with 2nd hand are allowed

Hi,

My nursing school requires a watch with a second hand. So I'm also looking for a waterproof non digital watch. Right now I'm looking at the nike watches.

They don't mean literal "second hand". They want you to be able to count seconds. It doesn't matter if it's digital or analog so long as you can see the seconds.

I use a Fossil (analog) watch with a digital second display in the background:

http://www.fossil.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?langId=-1&storeId=12052&catalogId=10052&departmentCategoryId=30001&categoryId=211556&productId=1001871&N=0&No=28&Ns=p_subcategory_sequence|0||p_weight|0||p_order_history|1&rec=37&pn=c&imagePath=JR8096

I have a cheap stainless steel water-resistant-to-30-meters watch with an expansion band from Walmart that cost about $20. I've had it more than a year, it's been washed, dropped, stepped on and beaten upon and is still water resistant and relatively scratch-free. When it dies I'll get another one just like it.

They don't mean literal "second hand". They want you to be able to count seconds. It doesn't matter if it's digital or analog so long as you can see the seconds.

I use a Fossil (analog) watch with a digital second display in the background:

http://www.fossil.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?langId=-1&storeId=12052&catalogId=10052&departmentCategoryId=30001&categoryId=211556&productId=1001871&N=0&No=28&Ns=p_subcategory_sequence|0||p_weight|0||p_order_history|1&rec=37&pn=c&imagePath=JR8096

actually my school does require a watch with a second-hand. I've always used digital or i'm trying to find a analog-digital watch w/a second hand.