Stop Watches Australia

A cumulative split refers to a specific time that you choose to record with your stopwatch. You stopwatch will continue to rung in the background. This function lets you record your lap time. All of our stopwatches have this function.

A lap split measures the time frame in between each cumulative split time. For example: if your cumulative split shows a lap completed at five minutes then another lap finished at the ten minute mark, the lap split will measure the time frame in between those two laps. Our ST1003 and ST1004 have this function.

The function enables you to view all of your past splits. Our ST1003 and ST1004 have this function.

This function allows you to set an alarm for a specific time, for example as a wake-up alarm or to sound when a workout session should end. Our ST1001, ST1002, ST1004 and ST1010 have this function.

This refers to an allotted time you can set for any task or workout. Once the time has reached zero, the stopwatch/timer will sound. Our ST1003, CL301, CL302 and CL306 have this function.

This function is mainly used for rowing and swimming and measures your stroke rate per minute. Our ST004 has this function.

When you want to maintain a specific rate per minute, you need a stopwatch with a pacer function. Most stopwatches will beep from 30-240 per minute. Our ST1003 has this function.