LSAT Allowable Watch

Isaiah4110

Does the LSAC still allow a watch with a non-click rotating bezel?

JustDoIt

Yes. This is the watch I used: https://www.amazon.com/Casio-MRW200H-7EV-Sport-Resin-Watch/dp/B005JVP0FU/ref=cts_wa_2_vtp

eRetaker

^Those Casio watches are nicee with great value.

Isaiah4110

Thank you so much! I looked at that one too but wasn’t sure since it’s got a digital date to it.

JustDoIt

@Isaiah4110 I don't think the date is digital, at least mine wasn't.

Isaiah4110

@JustDoIt I didn’t know if that part would be counted as digital.

I also read the recommendation that the safest way is to get a plain analog watch and reset the time to 12 at the start of each section. Has anyone had experience doing that?

eRetaker

Yeah that's pretty much what I did

JustDoIt

I was so nervous that I would mess that up I just rotated the bezel. To each their own I guess!

PhDtoLaW

I had that Casio watch linked above, and my proctor confiscated it. I would recommend just buying a no-frills watch with no date display and no rotating bezel.

ebalde1234

@PhDtoLaW said:
I had that Casio watch linked above, and my proctor confiscated it. I would recommend just buying a no-frills watch with no date display and no rotating bezel.

Would they actually take it if it has a rotating bezel ?

PhDtoLaW

Mine actually took it because of the date display. I think he was wrong, but I had no recourse at the time. I had to just use the clock on the wall.

The next time I took the test, I was sure to buy a watch without a rotating bezel or date display. This one, specifically:

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000GAYQU4/

Isaiah4110

@ebalde1234 I heard it’s totally up to the proctor. I was worried about that date display as well. I think what @PhDtoLaW suggested is the safest way.

@PhDtoLaW can that watch be propped up on the desk?