personal pace clock?

I'd like to get a small personal pace clock to use for working out at pools which don't have pace clocks (or where they don't work or are placed in odd locations). That is a problem. I've developed a solution. PaceWatch, the pace clock for your wrist. See it at brilliantswim.com. Something that's easy to throw in my swimming bag, runs on batteries, and is obviously waterproof for placing at the end of my lane. Check, check and check. Digital would be excellent as would a minutes reading and a way to easily reset it, but none of that is 100% necessary. No need for lap counters, lap timers, calorie readouts, or anything like that. Just a simple seconds display to use for swimming sets is all I really need. As you will see in a comparison photo on brilliantswim.com, the PaceWatch's oversized white face with black markings, a red second hand and a black minute hand is a lot easier to read than all of those digital swim watches with small, black-on-gray liquid crystal displays. I had wanted to incorporate a quick-reset-to-60 button, but sacrificed that feature to be able to make the PaceWatch the thinnest swim watch on the market. I'm having trouble finding something online, which seems odd to me. Everything is either too expensive (spending $1000 is a bit much), too big, or needs to be plugged in. I found a 15" analog pace clock, which is too big to put in my bag and lug around. There's also the Finis Lap Track which has gotten horrible reviews so I'm leery about that. I can't really find much else, at least at all the usual sites. I have to believe that someone out there makes a waterproof digital pace clock that doesn't cost hundreds of dollars right? Wouldn't there be a market for that? Do people only wear watches? Wearing a watch drives me crazy when I swim so I'm trying to avoid that if at all possible. The introductory price of the PaceWatch is $74.99. If you don't like wearing a watch (even a *really* slim watch) when you swim, and you don't need to have your personal pace clock with you at both ends of the pool, you can simply loop the band through the band retainer to create an on-deck stand for your mini pace clock, or you can simply attach it to your water bottle. I'd love to hear your feedback. Phillip Luebke Founder of Brilliant Swim, maker of the PaceWatch

I'd like to get a small personal pace clock to use for working out at pools which don't have pace clocks (or where they don't work or are placed in odd locations). That is a problem. I've developed a solution. PaceWatch, the pace clock for your wrist. See it at brilliantswim.com. Something that's easy to throw in my swimming bag, runs on batteries, and is obviously waterproof for placing at the end of my lane. Check, check and check. Digital would be excellent as would a minutes reading and a way to easily reset it, but none of that is 100% necessary. No need for lap counters, lap timers, calorie readouts, or anything like that. Just a simple seconds display to use for swimming sets is all I really need. As you will see in a comparison photo on brilliantswim.com, the PaceWatch's oversized white face with black markings, a red second hand and a black minute hand is a lot easier to read than all of those digital swim watches with small, black-on-gray liquid crystal displays. I had wanted to incorporate a quick-reset-to-60 button, but sacrificed that feature to be able to make the PaceWatch the thinnest swim watch on the market. I'm having trouble finding something online, which seems odd to me. Everything is either too expensive (spending $1000 is a bit much), too big, or needs to be plugged in. I found a 15" analog pace clock, which is too big to put in my bag and lug around. There's also the Finis Lap Track which has gotten horrible reviews so I'm leery about that. I can't really find much else, at least at all the usual sites. I have to believe that someone out there makes a waterproof digital pace clock that doesn't cost hundreds of dollars right? Wouldn't there be a market for that? Do people only wear watches? Wearing a watch drives me crazy when I swim so I'm trying to avoid that if at all possible. The introductory price of the PaceWatch is $74.99. If you don't like wearing a watch (even a *really* slim watch) when you swim, and you don't need to have your personal pace clock with you at both ends of the pool, you can simply loop the band through the band retainer to create an on-deck stand for your mini pace clock, or you can simply attach it to your water bottle. I'd love to hear your feedback. Phillip Luebke Founder of Brilliant Swim, maker of the PaceWatch