Nurse Watch,Nursing Watch,Nurse Watches for Women, Watch with Second Hand Clip on Watch Nursing Watches for Nurses (Blue White Red)

Convenient

2 out of 3 watches worked.

These cute watches are handy for work where there are no clocks or time to check on my phone. I can just clip one to my shirt and go. I received this product free and am leaving my honest review.

Considering the low price ($3.66 each), I think these are great.I'm not an expert in sterilization or best hygiene practices, but these would clearly be less problematic in a cleanliness sense than any wristwatch. But if you're shopping for these, you probably know this better than I do.For the price, you're not getting high end timepieces. In fact, they are more or less disposable... I can't see putting a new battery in them when the battery will cost as much as a new watch. But, they should run for a year or two after receiving and activating (by pushing in the crown to start the thing going), and they should be quite accurate as even the cheapest quartz movements are plenty accurate.The fobs are sturdy; it's easy to remove the timepieces from the fobs for cleaning, or to set the time, or if you should want to flip the timepiece's face to display in another orientation. And you get three colors. If you wear scrubs, you can use these as matching or contrasting flare.My only niggle is they are a bit too small for my old eyes to easily read. If you don't need reading glasses, this won't be an issue. Also, I'm mindful that larger watches also mean heavier and more cumbersome watches; it's a tradeoff and many might prefer them this small.

Not worth it, better to buy 1 quality watch than to have 1 totally broken, and the other two , probably with 3 week battery lifes.

I have a workspace where I like having a clock, but a full-sized clock seems like overkill. I spend most of my time standing close to a wall, so something the size of a watch is all I need. In the past I've gotten a cheap wristwatch,, taken the band off, and stuck the watch mechanism up to my wall. With these I didn't have to take off a wrist strap; I could just pop them out of their silicone holder. I like the simple and legible Arabic numerals and the second hand too.

Wife really liked the patriotic colors. Watch worked fine. She had one attached to her purse and later found the pin still on but the watch gone. Later found in the car. The silicone is flexible and made for easy removal of watch. However, the safety pin falling out easily is an issue. Experimented a few different was to pin on and the watch would always come apart with light pressure. Example: pinned on shirt. Walked by and gently brushed a shoulder against the watch and it came right off. With the safety pin still attached to the shirt. We’re looking into using a super glue gel and see if it works.

My daughter normally wears a nursing wristwatch, but likes the convenience of wearing this “throwback” type for when hands aren't positioned for easy viewing. These watches are lightweight, probably not great quality, but they do keep time so far. Won't be a tragedy if they break one at a time, these are what I would consider pretty disposable.Hands are a bit small but readable with younger eyes. Glow feature is lame: after 2 hours under a lamp's direct light, the watch barely lit up (see photo). After overnight exposure to direct light, barely better.