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Are you tired of twisting your wrist to view the time when on the run? If you don't mind things a minuscule different, then the Timex O.V.A. Might be worth a look. Of all the Timex Triathlon Watches, the O.V.A. Or "Optimal Viewing Angle" takes the cake as one of the more strange time pieces Timex have ever produced. The view is to wear the watch sideways on your wrist so that the face points towards your body rather than on top of the wrist. Resting on the narrow "side" of your wrist, there's no need to twist your wrist to view the time. The O.V.A. Watch is constantly positioned in your eye-line.

Ok, so is this just a gimmick or does it as a matter of fact offer an benefit to a normal watch? As runners we have probably become so accustomed to tilting our wrists to view a watch that it's virtually second nature, yet once you are accustomed to the angled timepiece, you as a matter of fact get used to just glancing over to check the time.

The Timex Ova Watch features also features an easy to passage Start/Lap button located on top of the main watch display and all the usual Timex goodies including:

* Flexible and breathable plastic band
* 99-lap counter
* 75-lap memory including best lap and mean lap time
* Chrono Training Log that stores workouts by date
* Total run Format/Synchro timer
* Two 24hr interval timers with Countdown/stop and Coutdown/repeat
* 2x Time zones
* 3x Alarms
* Built-in setting reminders
* Water resistance to 100m

This watch is even best for cyclists who need to enounce an optimal balance at all times. The benefit of not having to take your arms away to view the time and risk losing operate of the bike can not be understated.

At colse to on Amazon, the Timex Ova Watch is an uncostly and innovative sports watch with all the Timex Ironman features you would expect. It is up to you to decree if the turned heads and raised eyebrows are compensated for by the advantages this watch has to offer.