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  • Dial is upside down so it reads correctly when the wearer looks down at their chest.
  • Pins to a tunic — nothing on the wrist, which is what bare-below-the-elbow hygiene rules require.
  • Sweeping second hand for counting a pulse or a respiration rate.
  • Silicone versions wipe down with alcohol; metal versions read as a long-service gift.
  • Battery included, replaceable.

Wards, clinics and care homes run on a rule that makes an ordinary watch useless: bare below the elbow. No wristwatch, no bracelet, nothing that cannot be washed off between patients. The fob watch is the answer the profession settled on more than a century ago — it hangs on the tunic, dial inverted, and reads right way up when you glance down.

It is also the rare branded gift that is used because it is needed. A pen or a bottle competes with the one the recipient already owns; a fob watch competes with nothing, because the alternative is asking a colleague the time in the middle of a task. That is the argument to put to a hospital, a nursing school or a medical supplier deciding what goes into a welcome pack. Order against an intake or a shift roster — minimum order is 50 pieces — and settle the fastening and the body material before anything else, because those are the two things the wearer notices every day.

Why the dial is upside down

The watch hangs face-out from the chest. Looking down at it puts twelve o’clock at the bottom, so the numbers are printed inverted and the reading is correct without lifting the watch. The second hand sweeps rather than ticks, which makes counting a pulse over fifteen seconds far easier.

Who orders them

  • Hospitals and clinics — new-starter kit, graduation gifts for nursing students, department anniversaries.
  • Care homes and home-care providers — practical staff gift with an actual daily use.
  • Medical suppliers and pharmaceutical reps — a gift that lands with the right audience because it solves a real constraint.
  • Veterinary practices and dental clinics — same hygiene logic.

Budowanie marki

The dial takes a printed logo below the centre. The silicone housing takes a pad print or an engraved plate. For a graduation or long-service run, the back of a metal body can be engraved with a name and a date individually.

Specyfikacje

  • Movement: analogue quartz, cell battery included and replaceable
  • Dial: inverted, with sweeping second hand
  • Zapięcie: safety pin or clip
  • Treść: silicone (wipe-clean), ABS or metal
  • Minimalne zapytanie ofertowe: 50 sztuk

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Why not just give nurses a wristwatch?

Wards, clinics and care homes run bare below the elbow — no wristwatch, no bracelet. A fob watch hangs on the tunic instead, which is why the profession settled on it.

Why is the dial printed upside down?

The watch hangs face-out from the chest, so looking down at it puts twelve o'clock at the bottom. Inverting the numbers means the reading is correct without lifting the watch.

Pin or clip fastening?

The safety pin is the traditional fixing and holds firmly on a tunic; the clip comes off faster between shifts. Both carry an analogue quartz movement with battery included and a second hand for counting a pulse, from 50 pieces at 7.40 EUR.

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