Low Vision WatchesThere are so many great looking low vision watches that come with special features like alarms or nightlights. Telling time doesn't need to be frustrating. Determine which vision aid for macular degeneration you prefer - a watch that talks and tells you the time or one with large bold numbers contrasting on a bright white background or both. Before you make that special purchase let me tell you what some of your options are.
Talking Watch or Large Number WatchFirst decide what style you want.√ Wrist watch, √ Pocket watch or a √ Pendant watch which is worn around the neck. Once you decide on what style you like, think about what features might be most helpful. √ Analog - Bold, black numbers on a white face or white numbers on a black face √ Atomic - automatically adjusts the time for daylight savings time or when you go into different time zones √ Illuminated Dial for low light √ One touch night light √ Alarm Feature √ Talking watch that gives the time with a press of a button and/ or chimes on the hour Don't speak English? Talking watches also come in a variety of languages. Ladies Talking Wrist Watch
A ladies talking wrist watch is practical visual aid for those with macular degeneration. This one has a large face with a matte finish case so that there is less glare. Bold black numbers on a nice white background make it easier to see what time it is. But if you prefer, just simply press a button and a clear male voice will tell you what time it is. Go to Maxiaids to get this watch and to hear what the voice sounds like: Pendant Talking Watches
A stylish alternative to a talking wrist watch is a ladies talking watch pendant.The attractive necklace can be worn with any outfit. Every hour you will get a time announcement. If you like the added feature of an alarm, this watch has that too. Low vision watches reduce or minimize the frustration of not being able to read your old watch anymore. Women's Talking Watch - Pendant Mens Talking WatchA large face with big numbers make this men's talking watch easy to see and hear.Everyone's vision is different - but many people with macular degeneration prefer stark white numbers on a bold black face. 
This one chimes on the hour for an easy reminder of what time it is. Also by simply pressing a button a clear male voice will give you the time. If you want an alarm to go off to remind me to take your pills or to get ready for an appointment, there are three alarm sounds. Go to MaxiAids to get this talking watch or to see other choices that are available: Men's Talking Watch
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