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  1. I'm a 59 Y/O runner, (jogger), and I'm looking for a wrist stopwatch that has a LARGE display so I
    can read it without my glasses. Anyone have a suggestion? Thank you...... Jerry Illinois

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    I'm a 59 Y/O runner, (jogger), and I'm looking for a wrist stopwatch that has a LARGE display so I
    can read it without my glasses. Anyone have a suggestion? Thank you...... Jerry Illinois

    I bought the new Timex Ironman Sleek 100 lap watch a few months ago. I'm 61. It's the largest
    display I've ever seen. I like it a lot.

    Tom
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  3. Thank you Tom! Appreciate the tip. I'll check into it. Jerry Illinois

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    I'm a 59 Y/O runner, (jogger), and I'm looking for a wrist stopwatch


    that

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    has a LARGE display so I can read it without my glasses. Anyone have a suggestion? Thank
    you...... Jerry Illinois

    I bought the new Timex Ironman Sleek 100 lap watch a few months ago. I'm


    61.

    Quoted message said:

    It's the largest display I've ever seen. I like it a lot.

    Tom
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    www.DuendeDrama.org Bringing Plays and Stories to Our Schools and Communities

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    Smurfsdad <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    I'm a 59 Y/O runner, (jogger), and I'm looking for a wrist stopwatch that has a LARGE display so
    I can read it without my glasses. Anyone have a suggestion? Thank you...... Jerry Illinois

    I bought the new Timex Ironman Sleek 100 lap watch a few months ago. I'm 61. It's the largest
    display I've ever seen. I like it a lot.

    I'd second this suggestion. Also have a Timex Ironman, and the display is quite big/readable. Also
    look at the Nike watches (the multi lap models).

    Cheers,
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    Donovan Rebbechi pegasus.rutgers.edu~elflord

  5. Smurfsdad said:

    I'm a 59 Y/O runner, (jogger), and I'm looking for a wrist stopwatch that has a LARGE display so I
    can read it without my glasses. Anyone have a suggestion? Thank you......

    If you like big numbers with lots and lots of bells and whistles jump on the Timex. If you want a
    watch with large numbers, very simple try the Casio: Model No. STR300B-1V $23.46 + Priority shipping
    is just $2.97

    Product Information Watch features:

    * Black nylon band
    * 60 lap/split counter
    * Auto LED backlight with afterglow
    * 10-year battery life
    * Water resistant up to 50 meters
    * Dual time
    * Automatic calendar
    * Countdown timer
    * 4 alarms

    Data above from the Walmart web page. I tossed my Timex in the drawer for this watch. I found the
    100 splits and all those extra functions of little value.

    Same age, same loss of sight and a firm believer in KISS - Keep it simple ....

    --
    Doug Freese "Caveat Lector" [email hidden]

  6. Smurfsdad said:

    I'm a 59 Y/O runner, (jogger), and I'm looking for a wrist stopwatch that has a LARGE display so I
    can read it without my glasses. Anyone have a suggestion? Thank you......

    If you like big numbers with lots and lots of bells and whistles jump on the Timex. If you want a
    watch with large numbers, very simple try the Casio: Model No. STR300B-1V $23.46 + Priority shipping
    is just $2.97

    Product Information Watch features:

    * Black nylon band
    * 60 lap/split counter
    * Auto LED backlight with afterglow
    * 10-year battery life
    * Water resistant up to 50 meters
    * Dual time
    * Automatic calendar
    * Countdown timer
    * 4 alarms

    Data above from the Walmart web page. I tossed my Timex in the drawer for this watch. I found the
    100 splits and all those extra functions of little value.

    Same age, same loss of sight and a firm believer in KISS - Keep it simple ....

    --
    Doug Freese "Caveat Lector" [email hidden]
    --
    Doug Freese [email hidden]

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    Quoted message said:

    I'm a 59 Y/O runner, (jogger), and I'm looking for a wrist stopwatch


    that

    Quoted message said:

    has a LARGE display so I can read it without my glasses. Anyone have a suggestion? Thank you......
    Jerry Illinois

    I have the same problem with my heart monitor - Polar. I have to run in glasses (can't see the
    ground without) but need to take them off to read the heart rate.

  8. Donovan Rebbechi said:

    Also look at the Nike watches (the multi lap models).

    Yah... Nike has one watch in particular that is huge... the Triax Speed Super.

    --
    Nova Scotia, Canada

  9. You also need superhuman hearing to hear their polite little beeps when running outside. And I
    really dislike the plastic faces on the Polars. I prefer a watch with a mineral glass crystal.

    Geoff Pearson said:

    I have the same problem with my heart monitor - Polar. I have to run in glasses (can't see the
    ground without) but need to take them off to read the heart rate.

    --
    Nova Scotia, Canada

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