TimexWomen's Easy Reader Watch

I bought this for my mom after she purchased a few really inexpensive watches that didn't perform well or last. I got her the 23mm, stainless steel, solid silver color, stretch band version. Mom is 88 and while, ideally, she would have a dainty, delicate little thing for her little bird bones, I got her the bigger face with easy-to-read numbers. She does find this one easy to read and the indiglo light really helps her out in the dark, which is something none of her previous watches had. I have no data to report on how well it stands up to scratches or how long the battery lasts since I just gave it to her, but it's a Timex and we're going off of the good reputation of the name. The battery came already installed and was easily activated by the removal of a little plastic piece that had held it in an inactive state so it didn't run down. She was easily able to set the time by herself and required no further instructions, as anything mechanical or electronic so often does for her these days. There was a lot of discussion about the wrist band size in the product reviews and I was quite concerned about how it would fit, based on the wildly varying reports of different variations of similar watches, whose reviews were all lumped together. She has a small, delicate, wrist and I wound up taking it to a kiosk at the mall and having 3 links removed, which cost $20. It seemed to be a difficult task, even for a supposedly experienced watch worker with the correct tools, so I'm glad I didn't try it myself. I got a nice sale price on the watch of $29.99 (from the regular listed price of $63, in December, 2024), and think it was well worth both the sale and full price, even adding in the cost of the band adjustment. Mom had wasted much more than that by purchasing several very inexpensive watches, trying to save a few dollars. Batteries ran down quickly, bands broke, she couldn't read the tiny numbers, they turned color and left stains on her wrist, didn't stand up to the water from hand washing, etc. Not as many people wear watches anymore, since most of us have cell phones in our hands most of the time. But if you have an elderly loved one who really misses having an analog watch (even though they have an emergency call device with a digital time readout on the other wrist, lol), just go ahead and pay more than $12 for this watch. The others don't last, aren't reliable, need difficult-to-replace batteries very fast, etc., and the cost of multiple cheap watches mounts quickly to more than you'd pay for a Timex. This one is well worth the money.

This Timex fits well due to stretchy band. It compliments casual and dressy outfits. The Indiglo light is bright and easy to see at night. Due to eyesight I need a watch with a simple, plain, east to read numbers. This watch has a clear face and is perfect. Timex takes a licking from yard work, to tree trimming to swimming st the beach or pool and keeps perfect time.

Got this to replace another one (exactly the same) for my mom. She loves that it can light up to help her see the time better. The last one lasted forever so I would have to say it's a very good watch. It looks exactly as pictured, no loud "ticking" sound. Obviously worth the purchase for her to want the same exact one as a replacement.

I have a 6.5" wrist, and this watch band is too tight. The manufacturer's website says this fits up to a 7.5" wrist. That is not true. It CAN be put onto a 7.5 inch wrist, but it will be way, way, way too tight. On my 6.5" wrist, it digs into my wrist and is not really comfortable.I would recommend that you contact Timex to have the watch band size increased, if you want to own this watch. That's what I'm in the process of doing. Their customer service told me that you can send them the watch and they will add the number of links you believe you need. The cost quoted in Nov 2023 was $4 per set of 5 links. I estimate my watch needs 3-4 links to fit snugly enough not to move about on my wrist. Of course, you will probably have to pay to send it to them, but that should not be terribly expensive for such a small item. Alternatively, you can take the watch to a jeweler, who should be able to order links (if they don't already have them) and install for you. Keep this in mind when considering if you are willing to spend the money for the watch as well as for having links added.I really like the watch. It is pretty, easy to read, and has the Indiglo light, as well as a calendar date window. Good watch, they just need to sell the band in multiple sizes.

I have worn this watch for many years but finally had to replace it. Thank goodness, Timex still offers it! I can easily read it - most important! - and the two-tone metal watchband makes it versatile. It is a good size and goes with everything. I hate clunky watches, and I don't wear multifunctional digital nonsense, so this is just right for me. Thank you for making it available!

girlfriend loved it, easy to read but band is long for her wrist will have to get it shortend

I needed a new watch so searched for those with a 10 year battery. After several comparisons, I ordered this one. I love it. Simple and easy to read. The band flares out a bit where it attaches to the watch, giving it a more elegant feel. Love the stretch stainless steel band, too. Much closer fit to my wrist than those watches with links and clasps. The watch itself is not a huge on my wrist clunky looking timepiece, which I appreciate having a smaller wrist. The Indiglo feature is nice when trying to read the time in a low light setting. It seems to be keeping perfect time, too. All in all, very glad that I bought this one. I'm very happy with it.

Looks great. Easy to read. Wife was very happy . Timex has always made great watches.Measure the wrist size, to insure a good fit.