Timestop Technologies, Inc.
D-20 Stainless Steel
D-20 Stainless Steel
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The Timestop D-20 is the first digital watch for Tabletop Roleplaying Games (TTRPGs) like Dungeons & Dragons, Pathfinder, and Call of Cthulhu.
In addition to telling the time, it lets you roll a virtual 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, or 20-sided die with the push of a button, and displays critical success and critical failure icons on D20 rolls of 20 or 1.
It also features an Advanced Combat Mode where you can roll a D100, roll up to 12 dice at once, and even roll with advantage or disadvantage on a D20.
The D-20 is also a quality timepiece in its own right. The water resistant case is solid stainless steel or fiber reinforced resin, and the crystal is hardened mineral glass. The display is a premium wide-view-angle LCD with dual backlights. The module was developed in-house from scratch, and features an 8-bit core, indicator LED, and clicky mechanical buttons.
With typical use, battery life is three years, and it’s designed to be easily replaceable by the user. The strap is widely adjustable, durable elastic, and is secured by a stainless steel clip.
Functions
Timeset Mode
- Set Seconds, Minutes, Hours, 12 or 24 hour timekeeping mode
- Set Month, Date, Year to automatically calculate Day of Week
Display Time/ Quickroll Mode
- Display Day, Date, Hours, Minutes, Seconds
- Select and roll virtual 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, or 20-sided die
Advanced Combat Mode
- Select and roll up up to 12 virtual 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 20, or 100-sided die
- Roll 20-sided die with Advantage or Disadvantage
Features
- Case: Stainless Steel
- Crystal: Hardened Mineral Glass
- Water Resistance: 30m
- Band: Nylon, Polyester Fabric
- Fits Wrists: 5.5 - 8 in
- Clip: Stainless Steel
- Module: Timestop WP1
- Display: Wideview STN LCD
- Backlight: Diffused Dual Amber LED
- Buttons: Mechanical Switches
- Expected Battery Life: 3 yr
- Battery: CR2025
Specifications
- Case Width: 37 mm
- Thickness: 10 mm
- Lug-to-Lug: 41 mm
- Lug Width: 20 mm
- Weight: 48 g
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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.
I ordered this as a Christmas gift for my brother, who's a more avid DnD player than myself, and I wanted to get him something a bit nicer so I anted up to the stainless version. I have to say, I, personally, was not that impressed with the watch that arrived. For the price, I think it's rather small and felt toyish, as did the strap. I know this is not a lot to pay for some watches, but the most extravagant thing going on with this one is a custom LCD display. Fortunately, my brother loved it as a gift, loves the concept, and the watch suits his wrist better than mine. I was a little worried after what I spent on it, but his reaction made it worth it. Call this review an average between his and mine, I guess.
Watch face installed upside down. I like the watch, it works as advertised. Took a long time to arrive (three weeks) and then it's not put together correctly. Disappointing. Will happily change this review if the issue is fixed.
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.