Regatta Watches
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My eyesight must be getting a but iffy because I am now struffling to see the sweep on the stopwatch on my speedie which I use every weekend on race starts. So to all the yacht racing watch fans out there, what Regatta Watches do you have / do you recomend?
I know that these Suunto's are raved and rated but to me its far too complicated, all i need is a clear 5 minute count for the start, we have enough electronics onboard to do everything else ...
This is much more my style, but the "modern" versions are getting far to fussy and cluttered ...
so what ya got?
I know that these Suunto's are raved and rated but to me its far too complicated, all i need is a clear 5 minute count for the start, we have enough electronics onboard to do everything else ...
This is much more my style, but the "modern" versions are getting far to fussy and cluttered ...
so what ya got?
what about one of these
http://www.jonti.co.uk/html/page_022.html
or one of these
http://www.sailing-watch.com/acatalog/Match_Race.h...
http://www.jonti.co.uk/html/page_022.html
or one of these
http://www.sailing-watch.com/acatalog/Match_Race.h...
Matt172 said:
actually rather like the look of that ..Not a big fan of digital but that one could work ..
ShadownINja said:
XJSJohn said:
Then this doesn't make sense. Parallax could have you starting too early or too late. Need to be a digital watch with a countdown timer. Casio probably do one for £15. G-shocks tend to have countdown and alarms...
Edited by ShadownINja on Friday 21st August 08:29
XJSJohn said:
ShadownINja said:
It has a sweep second hand, the coloured circles are just a quick referance to tell you which minute you are in ... Gassing Station | Watches | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff