Women's Easy Reader Watch

I absolutely love my Timex watch! It has a classic, stylish design that goes with everything—from casual to dressy outfits. The watch is lightweight, comfortable to wear, and the timekeeping is spot-on. I also appreciate the Indiglo feature for easy reading in the dark. Great quality at a great price—highly recommend for anyone looking for a dependable everyday watch!

You can't go wrong with this watch. Perfect size for woman's wrist, provides calendar day number, and the best part...the Indiglo option. I just press the button and the watch face is illuminated. Great for when in theaters or dark areas, including if waking up and wondering what time of night it is. The watch lasts years. Can't remember when I purchased this gold-rimmed version. I purchase replacement straps as needed and replace them myself.

This watch keeps goid time and the numbers are pretty easy to read. It was a gift to my mother in law and she loves it. I must tell say that it is very warer resistant, as it's accidentally veen washed a few times and it still works great.

It's very attractive, almost decorative, but also very small. If someone has poor vision or has to reach for glasses to read the dial, it may not be the best choice. I like it for wearing with nicer clothes but it seems fine for every day use. When I first got it, the leather band was very stiff and hard to latch, due to a hand injury and surgery. I'll have to wait for full healing to get it on my wrist comfortably. Otherwise, it fits well and looks great.

Fantastic affordable and durable watch

I like the watch because the numbers is large enough to read.

Very nice watch. The illumination is great. I got so tired of my Apple Watch. Running out of battery, having to charge it. It’s a good all around watch. No fuss it just works.

This is a a great watch that I bought for my wife. She really likes it. However, the battery didn't exactly last the "up to 10 years" inference. It lasted about 9 months. No biggie, I guess, after all "up to 10 years" is "UP TO ten years" right? Well I just bought some extra batteries from Amazon for future use. Hey, why not? It doesn't take a rocket scientist to change a watch battery. After all, I've done this dozens of times with watches, mostly Timex. I got the back off with a little difficulty, but, I did do it. I put the new battery in and attempted to press the cover back on as in the past. I called Timex and talked to a very nice customer rep. He told me that owners of this watch cannot replace the battery, at home, as in the past. The watch back must be replaced with a special tool at a watch repair store. So, just be aware of this before buying any replacement batteries for this watch. Also, you better hope that your battery lasts more than 9 mos.......as inferred by their ad. 6-13-19. Additional information on the above. I took the watch to a jewelry/watch store in the next town. I explained the above information to the store manager and he took the watch to the repair room to put the back on it for me, using the proper tool. After working on it for at least 20 minutes, he returned and told me that he was not able to get the back of the watch back on. In his expert opinion the watch was defective. Possibly, machined wrong? A few days, later, a rep. from Timex called to discuss the issue. I told him about the experience with the watch repair store. They offered to pay the shipping and "fix" the watch for me. However, I would have to pay a $9 handling fee in addition to this. This was in spite of the fact that I was within the 1 yr. warrantee window. Since the watch had only cost me $30, I felt that it wasn't worth it. So, being "over the barrel", I declined. I was also concerned that the I would have the same problem again in the future with this same watch, because, it might be defective. Since it was still under warranty, I requested that they just send me another watch. They wouldn't do so. Please think long and hard before buying this watch. I'm sure it's still being made in the same (out of country) place. Timex is not your father's watch anymore........