Anzorhal Nurse Watch Brooch, Silicone Nurse Fob Watch

I am a nursing student & this watch has been a lifesaver! I can pin the watch anywhere. I currently have it pinned around my stethoscope so when I am counting the heart rate and have my stethoscope on the patient's chest, the watch is right there! I don't have to worry about having my other arm get tired while I have to hold it up. Also, I don't have to worry about having to get my watch wet when washing my hands as I would with a regular watch. You can take the watch out of its holder & adjust the position of it. & the price was great for getting 3 watches.

Watches appear to be just like advertised, except that when the arrived two of the three had shattered lenses. The lenses are not recessed into the silicone so the bubble pack it came in didn’t offer enough protection. I’m torn because part of me would like to order them again, but I’m worried they might come damaged again.

So far I am using this watch as a pocket watch rather than mess with the pin on clasp. My wife was able to get this thing to open and close, but so far I have not found it to be worth the effort. So far (first week) the watch works, I can read it in a variety of light conditions and the rubbery holder makes it easier to find in my pocket. I would still rather have a carabiner setup but have not found one that I like since Timex stopped making theirs.

I am in nursing school and picked these up because my instructor was wearing one and recommended them. This really helps with not having an actual watch on getting in the way of performing hand hygiene. Shipping was fast and it worked great, took me a minute to realize there is a tab to pull off before it starts to work, which is appreciated because that saves on the battery. I know I will continue to use this throughout school and my future career as a nurse. A good tip: I actually bought a clip at walmart after the fact so that the pin doesn't ruin my scrub tops. Overall a great purchase and I would buy again.

These are for my 10 year old foster daughter. She's already destroyed 2 watches while rough-housing. Decided to try another route. So far, these are working really well. She likes them. She's usually the only one with a timepiece (among her and her friends), so she's always being asked the time - since they can see it pinned to her shirt/blouse or jean pocket, or wherever. Apparently, I'm the only parent that tells her when I want her home. She especially loves the variety of colors, which she can color coordinate with whatever she's wearing. I'm just waiting to see how sturdy they are and how they hold up. I figure that 'nurses' require something to accommodate their physical activity. These should last a while.