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I know I only had this watch for a few days and easy to set the time and date and yes it is not the latest and greatest over priced smart watch but for someone like me who is visually disabled with low vision that can no longer see the time on a regular watch this watch is great and the time and date is brightly lit with big easy to see numbers. The screen is black and a simple gentle tap tap tap on the side button will show time tap again to see date tap again for seconds. I think this watch is old school baby boomer easy back to basic galactic cool when the lighted numbers twinkle off to save battery life. Battery info is on back of watch undo screws to replace battery. Nice screen well made for the low cost. May the force be with you ! :)

Mother in law is obsessed with time. She is 89 and can't see without her glasses - which she refuses to wear. No matter how big a dial she had, she still squinted and took forever to be able to focus to read the dial. She noticed my husband wearing his fit bit watch and was excited as to how well she could read the time! She said she wanted one of those. Well we know she will never be able to use something like that as it has too many bells and whistles which she will immediately screw up and require resetting constantly. So I found a similar watch to this and I set it up for her. Every week for about 2 months I had to reset it because she kept pressing the button that changes the time. The last time she did it, I couldn't figure out how to fix it. Even my daughter - who grew up with this stuff couldn't fix it. So in the trash it went. Then I found this one and given the inexpensive amount I figured that too would land up in the trash but I figured she would be able to see it well and if I can convince her this time to NOT press any buttons, we would be fine. Here is months later and she LOVES it and is not screwing around with the button to change the time. So far so good. The only problem is she wears it to bed and the time glows in the dark when you press the time. Now she presses it every few minutes to see what time it is and she is complaining she can't sleep!

Update 11/15/2024: Well it's two years later and this inexpensive watch is still functioning as good as the day we received it. This means I'm surprised to admit I was wrong about it's longevity prospects and to be frank I'm glad I was wrong. This watch has been a little boon for my mother. She doesn't have to ask what time it is because she can SEE for herself. This might seem like a small thing but for her it's huge. OG Review: My 76 yr old mother had cataract surgery in both eyes over a year ago and her vision still has not improved despite numerous visits to the ophthalmologist an many injections. Regardless she needs a watch with large and bright numbers due to her low vision issues and this seems to do the trick. It's inexpensive and simple so it doesn't have extra functions that she would never use anyway and would ultimately just confuse her. With that being said this watch seems to be a pretty good fit for this particular use-case. The one bad thing I have noticed from the beginning when I first unboxed it is that it's not very well-made. I dropped it on a carpeted floor while I was unboxing it and the wristband buckle popped right off. I got it back on after about five mins of repeatedly forcing it back on the bar but this does not bode too well for the watch's longevity. Time will tell though so hopeful it will last at least a few years.

Nice and Bright with BIG numerals. I wear it for everything except taking a shower or swimming!!! Comfortable!

I got this watch for an older person because I thought the larger print numbers would be easier for her to see. It did not work out because in order to see the time, you have to push the crown in each time. When you do that, you get odd shapes on the face of the watch until it finally displays the time. When it does, the time only displays for 3 seconds and disappears. It may work for a younger person, but not for elderly people. It's also annoying that you can't just lift your wrist to see the time, but have to put down whatever you have in your right hand in order to push the button on the watch in order to see the time. In addition, the one tiny, page manual is poorly written and of no help in letting you know how to set time, date, etc.. Just poor functionality all around.

The hours and minutes set easily, but then it repeatedly failed to finish the other settings of month, day of month or any further settings. As solely an hour and minutes watch, it’s perfect, with a very strong atomic signal. Anywhere indoors or outside! I just wish it provided the date as well. The watch band was wonderfully comfortable and precisely adjustable. I loved the battery light saving feature, very practical and Instantly Readable when required. I’ll keep wearing, and using it, despite it’s defects!

Bought this for my dad, who has terrible macular degeneration. He can read it! Huge win!

Perfect little fashion watch, I bought it to go with some red clothing and shoes. Tells the time and the date that's it. Screen goes black when not in use, perfect pickup for a cheap price. Looks like the expensive smart watches

Nice, simple. Does what is supposed to do

Love it

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