You may have noticed that, as of late, we have had a lot of reviews on items in the Spinnaker catalog. That, in turn, is leading us into this month’s giveaway, where we have a chance for you to win your own Spinnaker Del Sol Chronograph.
Wonder what Victor thought about this solar-powered quartz chronograph? Well, you can check out the full review right over here. As for me, it’s an interesting (and bright) look, and I am certainly a fan of having at least one solar powered watch in your watch box. Good thing we’re giving one away, then, eh? To win your very own, you have a simple process to enter in this month’s giveaway:
- Comment below on what you like to time with a chronograph
- Go over to the contest page and complete your entry
Be sure to do both parts, as we are matching the email addresses from steps 1 and 2 to completely validate the entry when we are selecting a winner. Also of note, this contest is open to residents of North America (to contain shipping costs).
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If you light a match and throw it on a pile of Doritos, it will burn for about 15:37 (my chronograph was right, but it’s hard to say when the fire started/stopped). Basically what I’m saying is I use my chronograph for cooking.
Note: Even though they burn well, they shouldn’t be used for cooking because the smoke smells like pure carcinogen.
And, now I know what pure carcinogen smells like. Thank you!
My daughter’s swimming!
Breaks between pomodoros. I don’t need an alarm for the break part of it, just a glance at my wrist as I walk around.
Competition rounds for my son!
I’d be timing laps, but more than that I just want this for how it looks!
I use the chrono when I’m BBQing.
Use it to time my lunch breaks.
Egg timer
I like to use it for running.
my skating. thanks for the chance
cooking a home plum jam, cause this is the time to do it….
I use it to see how fast I can get exams done during work.
I like to time my bike ride to work
Every morning I use my chronograph to time my coffee using the aeropress! Also the rest periods between sets during my workouts.
I will time my trail run
I love timing my commute to and from work on foot.
I love that it is solar-powered, my husband tend to kill watch batteries fast and I am tired of buying them!
Usually time jogs and laps on chronos. This white and blue looks great.
Cooking, work stuff (photographing events), pretty much everything… Three year-old twins make every second valuable!
Want to time our daily walks.
Enjoy the chronograph for grilling during summertime, like the solar powered engine.
I’d like to time my bike rides and runs.
I use a chrono to time steaks on the grill – four minutes per side, btw.
I’d use it to time my husbands swim meets!
I use it for work, to time how long i work on each project
I use it when I need to cook or bake something.
Chronograph… two (three) uses:
1) Cooking! (so… usually 4-26 minute intervals)
2) Timing the *exact* amount of time it takes to walk from home to work, or the nearest railway station. To know exactly how much time these things take (also winter vs. summer), in order to not be late for important stuff when necessary. (27 to 46 minute intervals, therabouts)
3) Teleporting to north america.
The only thing I really use a chronograph for is to time something I’m cooking.
I also use it mostly for cooking.
Time to get to work.
I use chrono to time steaks on the grill so it’s juicy 😀
I use it when I go biking or running.
I’d use my chronograph to time my kids’ races.
The time it takes to get to work and for cooking 🙂 Thank you!
I like to time running speeds for one of my kids who competes in track and field.
I would like to use it to time my daily routine activities such as baking,calcualting speeds etc
I’d use it to time how long my smile lasts when i give it to my hubby for Xmas
I would use it for timing swimming events and to time my own swimming progression:))
I would use it to time how much time I spend wasting, waiting in lines…..
Sexy and classic watch…
I’ll time how long it takes for my cat to attack the new puppy once her kennel is opened…
i would like to time my cooking with a chronograph
I would love to time how long it takes to do my daily walk!
I would love to time walks around the block.
I would love to time how long my daily walk is.
I would like to time how long it takes to feed the calves.
Since I recently started walking for my health..i guess id time my walks
I like to time my kids picking up. If I time them doing a chore or task, they love trying to beat the clock.
I would use it to time my physical therapy rehab exercises.