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Question: Does this watch have any functions to help with running intervals?
Document: The heart rate functions work great, as do the rest of the normal running watch functions. It has separate drink and eat alarms, which is a nice bonus. Over all, I view it as a good watch with questionable software bundle. It reminded me that running should be an excuse to get away from technology.
They're huge buttons, that's a definite plus. The mushy action does help prevent accidental presses sometimes but doesn't always succeed, it's a very mixed bag. But this mushiness is a champ when you're slogging through a mud run or heavy rain and the waterproof rubber under those buttons keeps the watch running. Timex gets an A for the idea, B- for effort. They could have rubberized the outside of the buttons and made them 100% waterproof with a really good functional amount of button travel. Maybe in the future.
I guess any serious watch has this. (2) The chronograph has nice hands-free options. One can specify to stop and starts the chronometre as one stops and starts running, with a custom pace threshold. Laps may be automatically taken at regular distance or time intervals. (3) The GPS has a good horizontal accuracy with ~ 10 m in open terrain. My road runs are typically within ~ 1% of actual distance and my 2000 metres track repeats are withing ~ 2%.
The watch would not connect to GPS. Even after a firmware update. The watch would freeze up and wouldnt stop looking for GPS which would kill the battery. I sent the watch to TIMEX for warranty replace/fix. The whole transaction will cost me an additional $8. The little bit of the watch  i did get to use ( and the intended functions of it I love) seem to fit my running need. I just hope Timex comes through.
I would recommend this to anyone looking for GPS watch to help with their run training.
It is my first GPS watch. No comprehensive ops manual included. Quick start not adequate. Doesn't work swimming. Good for kayaking. Had difficulty starting up. Help desk was responsive & helpful.
The watch has many settings for programing workouts and the optional sensor data (heart rate, foot sensor) I do not own either. The software could have additional help in setup, maybe some wizard driven options would be nice. The partnership with training peaks for data review is great. Overall it does what I want and more, size is the major short.
This watch gets a lot of great reviews on "gear" sites, and it deserves them. The only problem with the reviews is that they compares this watch with other brands "cheaper" models. In reality, with all it offers, it should be compared to higher end models. The functionality is great (programmable intervals, zones, customizable screens, etc.). It picks up satellites super fast. The battery life is fantastic (8 hours of run, days with sensors off).
The Training Peaks software is another great value that comes with the watch, it's fun to sit down after a workout to analyze the data and keep it on file so that I can compare it when I do the same workout ago and see how I'm progressing. The only complaint I have is I wish that the Interval Timer allowed you more than 5 intervals for when you are doing those long workouts that contain more than 5 different interval lengths. I would strongly recommend this product, it has great value for the price.
Just simply put, if you are a person who runs more than three times a week and want to know you stats, this is the watch for you. great GPS functions and the foot pod makes it s sweet piece of gear to have for the treadmil runs.
Answer: Yes. And very easy to setup. You have a simple "chrono" mode, the second mode is Intervals where you can set the interval sets and workouts.