Can this be used like a stop watch?
1579058
Yes, if you do not need to measure increments of less than one second. If it is set on 0 and you push start it will count upwards till you stop it.
1579059
Thanks to your question, I just discovered that it could. Set it at zero & push start/stop. It's a good timer. Hope this helps. - Guy
1579060
Yes, with the time set to 0s press the start button and it begins timing counting up.
1020271
As far as we know, we have never tried to look for such a feature. It may be available. The Casio website has great tech support. Best suggestion would be to check there. Sorry we can't answer definitely.
1887548
Yes you can but from what I can tell, you are unable to view your stats at the same time. You'd be much better off to just set your lap distance to 1 mile (the default), then enable auto-lap. The watch will beep at the end of every mile and you would know to switch to a run/walk.
384750
I don't think só...because The Watch works sensing your arms movement...while you are surfing it will think that you are not moving at all!!!
1770926
It is a simple stop timer. It does not have the functionality to stop at the same time every day. You have to reset the timer every time it is turned off.
1477312
Yes, you can set the timer (it counts down) pause it and it will resume counting down from where it left off.
329232
Yes, you can. The large button on the right (start/stop button) can be pushed to have the timer start counting time 0 seconds and up. You can them push the button to stop and then push it again to restart keeping track of the time. You can also set the timer to count down in time and you can stop and restart it this way too.
1574951
It might, but I wouldn't recommend it. I would use a step-counting device (FitBit or something similar) as every time you stop with this Garmin, it will beep and stop as you have stopped moving. This device is truly designed for constant movement such as running and biking. Hope this helps.
1025545
per instruction manual, this is not to be used for continuous monitoring. Would work for short while as it registers as long is on finger but not sure how long that would be; several minutes or until battery is depleted but definitely not for a long period of time.
160704
...sorry boss - just check my gym bag & I can't see how to set it up as a stop watch.
540834
You need to be more specific with your questions. Your best bet is to find and download the user's manual. It will give you specific instructions. However, I wouldn't recommend this watch - at least not based on my experience. Its performance (as a heart monitor) is inconsistent - sometimes it works and sometimes it doesn't.
1009067
Not really because the watch is primarily meant to monitor distance covered in a specific period of time with the additional heart monitor which is paired with the watch. What I'm trying to say is that there is nothing wrong in using it for non-running cardio workouts, but if you do, you ignore other functions this product offers and therefore should maybe look for a different solution.
1671305
This watch has no cycling mode, so while you can theoretically bike with it, there's a lot of draw-backs. For example, if you set the pace alerts for a pace appropriate to cycling, then those same alerts will likely be useless while you are running. You have to manually change those alert ranges for running. Similarly, if you go for a ride, the watch will starting telling you that you've set all sorts of personal records (2-minute fast mile!, longest run ever!, etc). I biked with this watch only a few times before deciding I wanted a dedicated bike computer.
1771604
Yes. The chronometer piece works without receiving satellite data nor accelerometer. Works even if the watch is stand still.
1698760
I don't believe this does what you're looking for. It's really designed for a sport where you are recording elapsed times and splits one event at a time such as track or swim meets. It sounds like you need dual stop watch capabilities for 2 or 3 separate events run cocurrently. I don't know of such a watch but I wouldn't be surprised if it was out there. I hope this answers your question. Good luck.
614534
As long as the sensor is in range of the watch and it is in that mode it is continuous
484995
I'm not sure. I just use it as a heart rate monitor while I exercise when pregnant. I know the Garmin watches can (I have one), but it requires a strap for the heart rate (which I hate)