The Stopwatch Gang, a notorious Canadian bank robbing group active during the 1970s and 1980s, earned their name due to their methodical approach to heists. They meticulously timed their robberies with stopwatches, ensuring swift and precise execution of their plans. Known for their daring cross-border operations, they targeted banks in both Canada and the United States, adding a layer of complexity to their criminal activities. Despite their illegal pursuits, their audacious heists and ability to evade law enforcement for extended periods fascinated the public and media alike, elevating them to a status of criminal folklore.