Dual Voice Talking Watch Instructions

This informational video describes how to set our most popular dual voice talking watches. These watches are great for the blind or people with low vision. Find more information about our talking watches online at: www.sightconnection.com/clocks....

[@myrnawilday70]

Is there a volume on watch?

[@kenmitchell2461]

Thanks man

[@choppergirl]

How do you chose between male and female voices Not sure I want the Duke Nukem voice.
Your link is dead.

[@chasisaac1094]

Is there a way to increase volume

[@Miruja]

Do you know how to change the battery?

[@donarthur100]

my talking watch does not have a second hand I have set the audible time but cannot syncronise the analogue part of the watch - I tried setting to 12 o'clock with no luck

[@VLADIVOSTOK1954]

This is crazy. If it takes up to twenty minutes for the hands to reach the time you want, then you will have to set it yet again to take account of the elapsed time and set it a second time and then again, ad infinitum until one reaches an acceptable approximation of the right time (The Achilles and The Tortoise Paradox?). Why not go straight for a great British watch (the one produced by LifeMax for The Royal Society of The Blind) instead?

[@rml695]

The watch takes into account elapsed time. So, even though the watch may say 12:00:00 pm, the watch will proceed to the correct time. The internal time is still running, even when the hands are not.

[@kashifkashifgujjar2317]

Arif

[@courtneycharlie]

It would be an idea (and probably quicker) to get your eyes fixed LOL

[@djeparker99]

Because we blind people have so many ballpoint pens just lying around.

[@choco1199]

Lol. Buy one when you buy the watch

[@timevans2086]

I found the pen but can't find the bleedin' watch now.

[@samnedev7832]

this watch doesn't say 21