New to Range! Fob Watches
Our range of fob watches are timepieces for clinical settings where wristwatches are restricted. They support infection control and patient care activities.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is a fob watch?
A fob watch is a timepiece for healthcare environments where wristwatches are prohibited. It has an inverted dial for visibility from the wearer's perspective.
Why is it called a fob watch?
The name derives from the fob pocket used for pocket watches. Current models attach to uniforms.
How do fob watches attach?
Attachments include safety pins, clips, or magnetic fasteners. These secure the watch to tunics or scrubs.
Why do you need a fob watch?
Clinicians use fob watches to maintain bare below the elbows standards. This allows for hand hygiene while timing clinical tasks.
What batteries do fob watches use?
Fob watches require silver oxide button cell batteries. Common types include SR626SW or 377.
How do you wear a fob watch?
Fasten the device to a lapel or uniform pocket. The inverted dial allows the wearer to read the time by looking down.