                     @timer.start()
 
                 # Wait for the time to pass
-                waits( 5000 )
+                waits( 1000 )
 
                 # Verify that time tracking is running
                 runs =>

                        # Timer clock view should also be back to default
                        expect( atom.workspaceView.find( "#clock" ).html() ).toEqual( "00:00:00" )

    ### TIMEKEEPER STOP ###
    describe "Timekeeper Stop", ->
        ### TEST ###
        # Test timerkeeper saves time tracking data on calling start
        it "saves tracked time data on calling stop()", ->
            # Wait for package to be activated and functional
            waitsForPromise =>
                # Waits for the activation

                    @timer.start()

                # Wait for the time to pass
                waits( 4000 )

                # Verify that time tracking is running
                runs =>
                    # Start timestamp and click should not be defaults
                    expect( @timer.startTimestamp ).not.toBeNull()
                    expect( @timer.clock ).toBeGreaterThan( 2 )

                    # Now let us issue an abort
                    #waitsFor =>
                    # Call timer abort
                    @timer.abort()

                    # We have effectively stopped time tracking so nothing should be going on now
                    runs =>
