D-20 Watch for Tabletop Roleplaying Games
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D-20 Stainless Steel
Regular price $159.00 USDRegular priceUnit price per -
D-20 Special Edition Orange Resin
Regular price $119.00 USDRegular priceUnit price per -
D-20 Black Resin
Regular price $99.00 USDRegular priceUnit price per
Accolades
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"It’s a beautifully lo-fi watch with three main functions. It tells you
the time and the date and—most importantly—it rolls digital dice." -
"What a peculiar device this is! ...not only tells the time but also packs a bunch of extra features, specifically engineered for tabletop and RPG gamers."
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"I’m not sure how many fireball spells would be considered typical, but it certainly offers a more unique way to play than traditional dice or digital dice-rolling apps."
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"Frankly, the Timestop D-20 is just plain fun... with this, you can be ready for a game whenever."
Let customers speak for us
I am a life long nerd. My wife got me this watch for christmas and I love it. The band was a little uncomfortable but after switching it out for another band (using regular 20mm watch bands) this became my daily watch. No smart features, no alarms. Just a watch that tells you the time with a feature that lets you roll d4-d20 and d100s
This watch is great at two things; Rolling dice and telling time. Versatile enough to keep the dice rolls interesting and sleek enough to look good for a night out. Wish there were other band options, but i swapped mine out with a leather one.
This was such a great gift! My husband loves it!
Great, unique watch. Readability, backlight, size, and you can roll dice. Even if this didn't have the dice functionality, it would still be a great digital watch.
I would like to see a good FKM rubber strap or matching bracelet, though.
As both a watch nerd and a D&D nerd, this is great. A quartz perpetual calendar, case shape reminiscent of the legendary Casio F-91W and some of the 80s and 90s Timex quartzes. Better still, it uses a standard 20mm lug width, which none of those did. I threw it on a black leather strap I had laying around, and it looks fantastic.
I got it for D20 rolling mainly, but after failing a bunch of Intelligence saves (I really need to stop dumping INT), I've switched to using it for multiple dice rolls--3d8 for Spiritual Guardians, 8d6 for Fireball, that kind of thing. It actually speeds up combat quite a bit not having to sit there adding up dice multiple times per round with concentration AOE spells.
Such a cool little gadget for ttrpg and watch collectors alike!
I love it when two hobbies come together. As a watch enthusiast and ttrpg’er, this watch is a ton of fun! Only regret might be not getting one of the other colors. There’s always Christmas 🤠
I’ve owned the watch now for months and I wanted to come back and say it’s top notch. This thing keeps time and looks as good as a Casio. Fully functional,removable lugs, makes for some fun looks on the orange model. I use the RNG to make Game Theory Optimal Decisions at the poker table. Due to its mathematical nature, the watch can be used to help you make decisions, whatever they may be…Timestop as a brand, can go a long way. Thank you.
I am very happy with the repair and the product in general!
Love the watch it makes running games that much more fun. Only suggestion I have for future models is a bit more water resistance and maybe a rubber strap.
Great watch, great conversation starter. Only issue is my son always want to borrow it.(Please make a kid proof version)
This is a fun novelty watch and I enjoy randomly rolling d20 to see if I am going to succeed at whatever it is I'm trying to do. I haven't used it at a tabletop game yet, but definitely will next time I DM. My one complaint is that the light settings don't stick, so even though I turn off the roll indicator for "battery saver " mode, it will revert to default settings after a few minutes.
Clean, minimalist and just nerdy enough.
What more can you ask for