I am a newly qualified nurse and in this profession a fob watch is a requirement to be 'bare below the elbows' and to prevent any injuries to others from a metal watch on the wrist. I have had a couple of the metal watches before which look very classy but with the focus upon hygiene I took notice of these new silicone type watches produced by Constant which are easier to clean and durable. The watches came in the pack of two, one blue and one pink which is nice to mix up the colour depending on the day by popping the watch face out quite easily. This ability to pop the watch face out also allows the silicone to be washed in a washing machine along with the ...  Read the complete review

THE DESIGN An upside down fob watch of the style worn by medical staff.  The pack contains one watch face and two silicone fob cases in pink and blue.  You push the watch face through the hole in the fob which takes seconds, the silicone is so flexible that you won't damage it by keeping changing over and the short pin is placed perfectly for you to comfortably attach the fob to your top.  They are very light so won't pull at your clothing as the metal fob watches do.  The silicone design means the fobs can be washed when you've taken the watch face off, this is a good design because it makes them more hygienic for nurses and doctors than the traditional metal ...  Read the complete review

In the profession i am currently in, i need a fob watch on a daily basis. I have had the metal ones, which work really well and look very pretty depending on the style chosen. More recently with the press an individuals more more aware of cleanliness, health and safety and infection control, companies such as Contstant pictured above have introduced silicone/plastic fob watches that are said to be easier to clean and more durable. I have to agree. While the metal watches look professional, they harbour bacteria in the joins between the metal pieces, and also in the knobble that you change the time with. I bought this 2 set of ...  Read the complete review