Men's Watch

[Mike Owens]

Does anyone know of a men's watch that they would recommend to a crossfitter/runner?

Thanks,
Mike

[Bob Butz]

Hard to beat a Timex Ironman or Casio G-shock.

[Jeff Yan]

Generally, G-Shocks won't allow you to set a countdown timer for less than 1 minute, which severely limits its usefulness for interval workouts.

I've never used this watch nor did I actually read this article, but this might help:
http://thewirecutter.com/reviews/bes...orerunner-210/ (wfs)

[Adam Dunn]

I set my G-shock to intervals of whatever I want, less than 1 minute is no big deal. I have a G-2310 for what it's worth.

[Andy Kauth]

My G-Shock has a stop watch and a timer (timer goes up to 24 hours) and is water resistant; I really only take it off to clean it once and a while.

I have the Tough Solar.

Got it on-line w/ free shipping for under $80.

[Thayer Morrill]

I am a big fan of this watch:

http://www.amazon.com/Timex-Unisex-T...pd_sbs_watch_1 (wfs)

It is cheap, has a timmer and countdown, but most importantly it has two intervals so that you can easily program tabatas. It is a little on the small side though.

[Jared Ashley]

Wal-mart. $10 digital watch. All you really need is a stopwatch.

[Chris Henderson]

I endorse the Timex Ironman Flix

http://www.amazon.com/Timex-T5E231-I...9337393&sr=1-1
wfs

It has a 9 interval timer and countdown timer, I've used this type of watch for about 8 years, and I don't think I'll ever change.

[Billy Gurske]

Originally Posted by Chris Henderson

I endorse the Timex Ironman Flix

http://www.amazon.com/Timex-T5E231-I...9337393&sr=1-1
wfs

It has a 9 interval timer and countdown timer, I've used this type of watch for about 8 years, and I don't think I'll ever change.

Hi Chris,
By 9 interval timers, does that mean that you set it to do a tabata? It can alternate the 20/10?
Thanks

[Oli Kellett]

I like my Garmin Forerunner 405, although trying to do lifts with it on is difficult as it's a pretty chunky watch.