The GMT and the Judge are the same size, identical cases.They can't have: the GMT has two more buttons than the Judge!
How easy to use are the timer and stopwatch functions? Is it difficult to be exact with the analog display? She has trouble reading analog clocks, and I'm hoping this will get her over that silly handicap.It doesn't have a timer. The hands are fairly big but there are only numbers at 12, 3 and 9.
boo, she has to time stuff at work. Would any oakley watch be suitable?The GMT has an alarm on it but I can't work out how that thing works (I just want to turn the damn thing off permanently!). None of the five Oakley watches I have (GMT, Judge, Timebomb, Holeshot and Minute Machine) have a timer on them. I'd be surprised if any analogue watch had a timer on it.
They can't have: the GMT has two more buttons than the Judge!yes the GMT has two extra buttons on the left side but the physical size of the dial and cases are identical as well as the band being the same.
boo, she has to time stuff at work. Would any oakley watch be suitable?The D series are suitable for that and you can get them fairly cheap and in colors for women.
yes the GMT has two extra buttons on the left side but the physical size of the dial and cases are identical as well as the band being the same.I know what you mean but the two extra buttons make the watch almost a square shape.
None of the five Oakley watches I have (GMT, Judge, Timebomb, Holeshot and Minute Machine) have a timer on them. I'd be surprised if any analogue watch had a timer on it.What do you mean by 'timer'? Holeshot, Minute Machine, Crankcase, Judge and Detonator all have a timer ('chronograph')
What do you mean by 'timer'? Holeshot, Minute Machine, Crankcase, Judge and Detonator all have a timer ('chronograph')As his original question was "How easy to use are the timer and stopwatch functions?" I assume he means 'timer' in the 'countdown' type thing.