When using the Newman, a record is made when a tour station key is inserted into the clock and turned. This creates an embossed impression on a preprinted paper dial within the watchclock. This records the station and the time that the officer visited this location. The Newman watchclock has an 11-jeweled, spring-wound movement that requires rewinding only once a week. Paper is changed daily.

Detex Watchman Clocks are precision instruments which faithfully record the movements of a security officer while he is performing his duties. The guard's tour is laid out to ensure he visits all vulnerable points; a watchclock station is installed at each of these locations. He registers the station number on his clock's record with the key kept in the station box. This shows the time at which he inspected the area.

No batteries are used. No wiring is required. The record is tamper proof because a tell-tale detector mark is made whenever anyone attempts t open the clock. The cost of a Detex watchclock system is low, especially when amortized over it's long, useful life.

Detex Newman
4 lbs.
5 1/2" diameter x 2 1/4" wide