Talking Wrist Watch for Adults and Kids

Men's Economy Talking Watch


A speaker located on the face of this watch makes it a bit louder and clearer. The mode button is recessed, so that it cannot be accidentally activated. Has an alarm and hourly announcements.

My husband has settled on this type of talking watch-- he likes it best. It is one of the less expensive ones. We order 2 or 3 at a time so he always has a spare! Yes, you can change the batteries, but the buttons in the less expensive ones do wear out after about 8 months of constant use.
When the watch wears out, we take the old watch and the new watch to a jeweler here in town, and he switches the band to my husband's favorite old watch band.

PS - Yes, Whitey broke his finger -- at our six year old grandson's birthday party. Grandpa forgot his own age and tried to climb an inflatable ladder /sliding board that was part of the party!! (some of us never grow up!)

and yes, he is "looking" at his watch for me to take the photo. but no, he does not have to see it to hear it. :) He thought that would be a funny pose!

Ladies Gold Tone Talking Watch



An ILA exclusive - talking watches with only one exposed button. For those who simply want to tell the time, without an alarm function or an every-hour-on-the-hour announcement. Features a gold tone case with a white face and easy to see black numbers.