60 Minute Wind Up Timer, Visual Mechanical Timer, from 0 to 60 Minutes, for Kitchen, Hair Color Processing, Tanning, Kids' Home and Classroom Activities or Timeouts, Black

Great little timer . This is my second one . I occasionally cook at a skating rink and I needed a timer for the chicken. It worked great until someone dropped it so then I immediately ordered another one because it works so well ..and it’s loud so you can hear it …you just have to make sure you turn it all the way around on the dial then back to what time you want… works great ..

This is a reliable timer. I tested it for the full hour and smaller increments and it is accurate. The bell rings if you remember to wind it up to 55-59 minutes first and then down to the desired time. The bell alarm is spring loaded so this step is necessary for the bell to work at the end.This one does make a loud tick tick tick tick sound (think 60 Minutes theme) as it is winding down, so I do have to keep it at a comfortable distance away when waiting for timer to go off. Other than that minor annoyance, it is excellent. I think it is a great value for the price.

I use this when cooking. It's loud. Good size. If you don't turn the dial all the way over to 55 min. And back to the numer of min. You want to set it, it will not work. That is the only thing I dislike about it.

Timer has to be rotated past 30 minutes and returned to a lower setting or bell will not sound.

Just like the old timers. I have problems navigating the timer on my range and microwave. Those buttons aren't lit up and the print is small. For a few bucks, problem solved. Yes, it keeps good time in minutes.

I’m a teacher and I love to use this timer. I use it to time break, lunch and class activities. It has worked wonders for my students who used to move slow.

I ordered this because it was black and matched my appliances. Looks nice and it has a loud ringer. Which is good. All my other timers were white and made by Taylor and they never lasted very long.

The only thing that kept me from giving it 5 stars, is that the first timer I purchased was placed on the stove in close proximity to a burner. It melted. I don't every remember this happening with a timer before. But then, it is plastic. So, I chalked it up to it being my fault, purchased another, and now do not have anywhere near the stovetop. Otherwise, it is accurate and I can hear the timer go off if I am in the next room.