Design: It features a round dial with a traditional analog display, typically with clear numbers and hands for easy readability, even in low light due to luminous features. The watch face is o inverted so that when clipped upside down, the time is easily readable by the wearer.
Attachment: Instead of a wrist strap, it has a chain and a clip or pin mechanism, adorned with a medical cross allowing it to be securely attached to a uniform, pocket, or stethoscope without interfering with handwashing or other tasks.
Material: Commonly made from alloy with a quartz movement for precision timekeeping, features like water resistance for daily use.
Purpose: Ideal for healthcare workers who need to keep track of time during shifts, especially for tasks requiring precise timing, while maintaining hygiene standards by avoiding wristwatches.