Great, But Maybe Not For Nursing!
I like absolutely everything about this watch but two and a half things, and they are important for many nursing positions.<br /><br />The light is only on as long as you are pressing the button. The only way to take a pulse, count respirations, drops/minute, etc, in dark or dim light would be to take the watch off, hold the watch within view and press the button with one hand, and use the free hand to take the pulse, feel the chest, etc. Not very handy!<br /><br />There is no mention anywhere of water resistance, so you must assume that this watch could drown very easily. It apparently cannot swim, or even tread water. So, if you need to wash your hands often, buyer beware.<br /><br />Finally, it is something that you could get accustomed to, but there is a logo/design on the face of this watch which has long thin lines on it which can be confused with the hands of the watch, maybe every time you look at it, for who knows how long?<br /><br />But I really do love this watch otherwise. It has a large (1&#34;) face, almost ¼&#34; larger including the bezel. The white leather band is substantial and lovely. I would say I am wearing it right now, but I tend to take it off when I am doing any substantial typing.
Rating: 3 stars