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For personal preference, I would like to use 2 analog watches for LSAT exam.
One to check the 'real' time.
The other to be set to noon and time the 35 min sections.
Am I allowed to do bring 2 watches, or is there a restriction?

Thanks in advance

Why would the "real" time even be relevant? Do you have somewhere else to be during those hours?

Just use math.

Why does the real time matter? You have an important date that you'd leave the LSAT early for if it runs late?

who cares about the "real time" on the day you take the most important test of your life.

There will almost certainly be a clock on the wall if you're curious. Half the testers use it as their timer, anyway.

objection_your_honor wrote:There will almost certainly be a clock on the wall if you're curious. Half the testers use it as their timer, anyway.

No there won't most certainly be one. If half the testers used it in my sitting than half of them didn't keep the time.

You can bring both. Wear a regular one on your fucking wrist. Is this even a question?

OP still needs to address the question of why the actual time even matters. Sit down and take the friggin test.

txdude45 wrote:OP still needs to address the question of why the actual time even matters. Sit down and take the friggin test.

There are some good TV shows on at 5 PM, can't miss em. Test complete or not.

txdude45 wrote:OP still needs to address the question of why the actual time even matters. Sit down and take the friggin test.

Why does he have to address that? I would have been happier knowing the real time. It lets you gauge things in real perspective. I take a poo at 11am every day. I wish I had known when 11 was by my watch so I knew how long til I could use the bathroom. I also get hungry 2 hours after breakfast. It would have been nice to know the time for that as well.

Ultimately, who the fuck cares? this is a dumb thread. Take three watches, no one cares.

bulawschool wrote:For personal preference, I would like to use 2 analog watches for LSAT exam.
One to check the 'real' time.
The other to be set to noon and time the 35 min sections.
Am I allowed to do bring 2 watches, or is there a restriction?

Thanks in advance

Why noon and not midnight? Why must you assume it's noon? This is discriminatory.

rambleon65 wrote:

bulawschool wrote:For personal preference, I would like to use 2 analog watches for LSAT exam.
One to check the 'real' time.
The other to be set to noon and time the 35 min sections.
Am I allowed to do bring 2 watches, or is there a restriction?

Thanks in advance

Why noon and not midnight? Why must you assume it's noon? This is discriminatory.

seriously... what an asshat

wtrcoins3 wrote:

txdude45 wrote:OP still needs to address the question of why the actual time even matters. Sit down and take the friggin test.

There are some good TV shows on at 5 PM, can't miss em. Test complete or not.

This is why I can't live without a DVR.

I'm bringing three watches. Live fast, die on time.