Build a vintage stopwatch for Notion, a website, or a blog. Choose the case finish, colors, sound, label, and size, then use the crown to start and stop it.
Pick a case finish and colors above.
Copy the embed link once the preview looks right.
In Notion, type /embed and paste the link.
Tap the crown to start and stop. Tap Reset to zero it out.
The second hand snaps forward once a second, like a real escapement — not a smooth animated ring.
Tap the winding crown itself to start and stop. It's the control, not just decoration.
A small digital readout keeps the exact minutes and seconds, even while the analog hands do their retro loop.
Refresh the Notion page mid-run and it keeps counting from the right place instead of snapping back to zero.
No. Nothing on this site requires sign-up — copy the link, paste it into Notion, done.
Real mechanical stopwatches use a 30-minute recorder scale on the minute hand, so this one does too. It's just for looks — the digital readout below center always shows the true elapsed time, however long you run it.
No — it's stored locally in your browser, so a run in progress won't show up if you open the same Notion page on another device.
Not currently. The real object this is modeled on didn't have lap memory either — just start, stop, and reset via the crown.
Changing settings up here only updates this preview. To update a widget you've already placed, generate a new link and swap it into the Notion embed block's source.
A soft mechanical tick plays once a second while it's running, plus a small click when you press the crown or Reset. All on by default — turn it off above if you'd rather run it silently.