can you stop the watch then restart for adding minutes?
24487
Yes. That's called "split timing". You can stop and start infinite times for a cumulative total or you can have "splits", timing two laps (or rounds or...) concurrently. For example, I swam two lengths if the pool in :01:37 and my coach hit SPLIT at the end if the first length. When I got out of the pool, I could see that my first length was 45 seconds and my second was 52, for a total of :01:37. Does that help?
1195215
Upper left button, hold down until screen says "shut down, no". Use bottom right button to change to yes. Use left bottom button (press lightly) and it should shut down. It is confusing at first. You can use the bottom left button to change back and forth from watch during a round too. Hope that helps :)
1130947
It does have a stop watch function, but timer function I'm not entirely sure... Feel free to check out the official Suunto web site where you can find the full information on this watch there.
1739361
Yes. Just push the "Start Stop/Enter" button once. When you are ready to start it again, then press that button again and the timer will continue where it left off.
2091043
Yes you can create a set time and save it and use it now and at later date. You can also clear the settings easily
953130
You can do count-down or count-up. If you want to do count-down, specify the duration of time (ex. 15 min) and push START. If you want to do count-up, then set the time to zero and push START.
1674177
Yes, just push a button!I like to use this stopwatch in my flight training.
2137299
YES. Itcan be set to do that when you set uo the watch the first time,or change it easily anytime.
590169
I like this timer because it goes beyond just one hour. But what you are asking would be too complex. You would need to manually intervene at the stop and start times.
94131
I found I needed to sync it. The watch resets at midnight. If there is a different way to program it I couldn't find one. I do shift work so I wanted a different reset time but couldn't change it. I hope this helps.
626678
Yes; I have used it to count up seconds (probably works for mins as well). If you start with zeros (both units buttons pressed simultaneously) and then press the left hand side (start) button it counts up until you stop it by pressing the start/stop button again. One press holds the elapsed time, if pressed again, it resumes the count again where it left off -- press m/s buttons simultaneously again to restart at zero.
935177
Nope, you just need to hold down the "clock" button for a few seconds. Hope that helps
1073519
Press the "M" and "S" simultaneously to zero out the time. Then hit the "start" button to count up. Not intuitive! :)
89910
I am sure the timer allows you to manually override the timed settings. (Most timers do allow this.) The On/Off buttons provide this capability.
160703
Yes, it does. In order to change from Interval timer to stopwatch, the user will need to hold the "Change" button until "Stop" is displayed on the screen. Once "Stop" is displayed on the screen, the user will push "Start/Pause" on the front of the unit. This will arm the stopwatch and time digits will appear on the screen. The user will push "Start/Pause" on the front of the unit to begin timing and push "Start/Pause" again to stop timing.
68074
Yes. Very simple. To count up just press start/stop button. It immediately starts counting UP per second. To stop the count, just press the start/stop button again when desired. Will count up to 9 hours, 59 minutes, 59 seconds. After noting time expired, just press the clear button to reset to zero. This timer is elegantly simple.
664886
Yes, provided you press "stop". If you do not, it will reset to "0", although pressing "start" again will bring up your previously set time.