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I know many of you are against this, but what is the difference between the "lsat timer" and the "180 watch". I know the pice is about a $35 dollar difference, but does one really work better than the other.

With the 180 Watch, all you have to do to reset the timer to 35 minutes is press a button. With the LSAT Timer/LSAT Watch, you have to manually reset it. Takes maybe a few seconds.

I am using the 180 watch and its great, I would have paid a lot more for it if I had to. It might not be necessary but it gives me a lot of comfort when timing. As for the timer, I read a few reviews that scared me off of it like that it wouldnt erk properly at times. I would highly recommend the 180 watch.

honestly 180 watch is terrible terrible quality. I havent used the other watch (I ordered it a few days ago because my 180 watch broke), but i can let you know how that works out.

flash21 wrote:honestly 180 watch is terrible terrible quality. I havent used the other watch (I ordered it a few days ago because my 180 watch broke), but i can let you know how that works out.

Thanks. I'd appreciate that. I noticed 180 is sold out so I'm leaning towards lsat timer, but Lmk what brand you are using. Thanks again!

I used 180 and I thought it was great and well worth the money.

I used the 180 Watch and thought it was great. A couple times after jostling around the watch in my bag during my studies, I had to reset it manually by pulling the crown out a notch and pressing the buttons, but if you treat it with care it should work fine.

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xylocarp wrote:With the 180 Watch, all you have to do to reset the timer to 35 minutes is press a button. With the LSAT Timer/LSAT Watch, you have to manually reset it. Takes maybe a few seconds.

This, I did the manual one and after practicing with it on PTs for a few months it became pretty much second nature.

stevekay wrote:I could not find the LSATTimer but I found this watch called toptiertimer. It has a custom bezel and its much cheaper than the 180 watch. It should arrive this week and I will post a review shortly.

Mods, this is likely spam. This same user just bumped two old watch threads. See here: http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... 6&t=182857

Also, I have no idea why anyone uses an LSAT watch. Here's how to time yourself for the LSAT

1. Get a watch
2. Set it to 11:25
3. At 12:00, the section is done.
4. Wind it back to 11:25.

Step four takes *literally* 1 second.

There are a million and one things you could do to affect your LSAT score, but getting a special watch isn't one of them.

LSAT Hacks (Graeme) wrote:

stevekay wrote:I could not find the LSATTimer but I found this watch called toptiertimer. It has a custom bezel and its much cheaper than the 180 watch. It should arrive this week and I will post a review shortly.

Mods, this is likely spam. This same user just bumped two old watch threads. See here: http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... 6&t=182857

Also, I have no idea why anyone uses an LSAT watch. Here's how to time yourself for the LSAT

1. Get a watch
2. Set it to 11:25
3. At 12:00, the section is done.
4. Wind it back to 11:25.

Step four takes *literally* 1 second.

There are a million and one things you could do to affect your LSAT score, but getting a special watch isn't one of them.

If you want to alert the mods to spam, please report the post rather than posting in the thread. Thanks.

A. Nony Mouse wrote:

LSAT Hacks (Graeme) wrote:

stevekay wrote:I could not find the LSATTimer but I found this watch called toptiertimer. It has a custom bezel and its much cheaper than the 180 watch. It should arrive this week and I will post a review shortly.

Mods, this is likely spam. This same user just bumped two old watch threads. See here: http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... 6&t=182857

Also, I have no idea why anyone uses an LSAT watch. Here's how to time yourself for the LSAT

1. Get a watch
2. Set it to 11:25
3. At 12:00, the section is done.
4. Wind it back to 11:25.

Step four takes *literally* 1 second.

There are a million and one things you could do to affect your LSAT score, but getting a special watch isn't one of them.

If you want to alert the mods to spam, please report the post rather than posting in the thread. Thanks.

it's kinda helpful to be notified if it's spam, though. Almost took it seriously, like I was seriously confused. Who would use a "180 watch". An app works fine

To clarify: comment on spam all you want. I meant more that saying "mods, this is spam" in thread probably won't get you very far, because the mods aren't guaranteed to see it unless you report it.

LSAT Hacks (Graeme) wrote:

stevekay wrote:I could not find the LSATTimer but I found this watch called toptiertimer. It has a custom bezel and its much cheaper than the 180 watch. It should arrive this week and I will post a review shortly.

Mods, this is likely spam. This same user just bumped two old watch threads. See here: http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... 6&t=182857

Also, I have no idea why anyone uses an LSAT watch. Here's how to time yourself for the LSAT

1. Get a watch
2. Set it to 11:25
3. At 12:00, the section is done.
4. Wind it back to 11:25.

Step four takes *literally* 1 second.

There are a million and one things you could do to affect your LSAT score, but getting a special watch isn't one of them.

dunno dude i found the 180 watch helpful. i liked having red marks every 8 minutes, since i tried to allot 8 mins to a typical game/RC passage.