How Do You Use Your Sub Bezel?

[OrangeSport]

Timing batteries which are charging....

[eralph]

walking and cycling elapsed times

[jdc]

Timing, and comic relief from my wife ' Ahh that's why you paid so much for it I can see its very useful'

[A.J.R.]

Wonderful timer for pasta.

[Wristmaster]

Originally Posted by mvmbles

I've taken up cigar smoking recently and have found the bezel useful for keeping track of how long various cigars burn for.

The everyday tasks I use if for are things like timing laundry, cooking, and when to pick up take out food etc.

we have a winner...

[Wristmaster]

Originally Posted by jdc

Timing, and comic relief from my wife ' Ahh that's why you paid so much for it I can see its very useful'

and the runner up

[al_bongo]

Never really had much of a use for it. It looks ugly without it though.

[nim]

I just rotate it for fun

[Kingair]

Until today . . . . never used it.

HANW

[Adam K.]

clandestine utility/last ditch effort self-defense implement.

[Spunga]

Everything from cooking to sitting in the sun. Timing my kids homework to its most common use as a countdown to my kids going to bed so that I can have a rest.

I also use my GMTs in exactly the same way.

I'm amazed how much in one day I actually need an elapsed time and because I have problems remembering simple things, it's proves invaluable.

[NYC6]

For its intended purpose, calculating diving bottom time. Nowadays with computers its not necessary but in a potentially dangerous game redundancy is a smart, safe move.

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[Keeperoftime]

Originally Posted by Rollie2011

As a buzz saw ala Bond
To measure elapsed time

[Boopie]

I have the Yachtmaster, and I use its bezel multiple times each day, for cooking, parking meters, etc. I don't think I could have a watch without a bezel.