Stopwatches By Function

Our range of memory stopwatches allows you to store and recall split and lap times during an event. Choose from dual display models showing cumulative split and running time, or triple display models that also show the previous lap split.

These single display stopwatches offer straightforward timing without memory storage. Ideal for simple timing tasks where splits and recalls are not required.

Countdown stopwatches allow you to set a starting time and count down to zero. They are ideal for timed sessions, intervals, and events that require an audible or visual end signal.

Stroke rate stopwatches measure the time taken to complete a set number of actions, typically three strokes. The display then calculates and shows the rate of actions per minute, making them ideal for rowing, swimming, and similar sports.

Pacer stopwatches generate an audible beep at a set rate per minute, usually between 5 and 240 paces. This function helps maintain a consistent rhythm for training, coaching, or repetitive activities.

Backlit stopwatches feature an illuminated display for easy reading in low-light conditions. Ideal for indoor venues, evening use, or early-morning training sessions.

These advanced stopwatches can transfer recorded timing data directly to a smartphone app. Ideal for coaches and professionals who need to analyse performance, manage athlete data, or share results digitally.

Decimal minute stopwatches display time in hundredths of a minute rather than seconds. They are commonly used for work study, time and motion analysis, and industrial time measurement.

Wrist stopwatches combine timing functions with the convenience of a wearable watch. Ideal for hands-free timing in sports such as rallying, equestrian events, sailing, and motorsport.

Time out stopwatches can be stopped and restarted without resetting the elapsed time. This function is commonly used in team sports and training scenarios where play is paused and resumed.

Silent stopwatches operate without audible beeps, making them suitable for environments where noise is disruptive. They are ideal for media, theatre, examinations, and quiet professional settings.

Cumulative split stopwatches display the total elapsed time from the start of an event at each split. This is one of the most common stopwatch functions and is widely used across many sports.

Lap split stopwatches record the time taken between consecutive splits. After each split, timing continues from zero, making them ideal for lap-based timing and interval measurement.

Our water-resistant stopwatches are rated using the industry-standard IPX system, from IPX0 (no water protection) to IPX8 (submersible beyond 1 metre). This makes it easier to choose a model suitable for wet or outdoor conditions.

These stopwatches can freeze both the split time and the current time of day. This is particularly useful for recording the exact completion time of an event and is commonly used in rallying.

Preset start stopwatches allow timing to begin automatically at a defined time, such as the next full minute or a user-selected interval. This function is widely used in rallying and scheduled events.

Multiple timing stopwatches feature dual or independent timers, allowing more than one event or competitor to be timed simultaneously.

Speed conversion stopwatches calculate speed based on a measured time over a known distance. Useful for coaching, training, and performance analysis.

These stopwatches display time in seconds only, offering clear and simple timing for tasks where finer time divisions are unnecessary.