Women's Easy Reader Watch

Have been wearing this watch style for over 35+ years. Love that you can push the button to see time in the dark, its not digital, battery last a year or longer, easy to read & I like the look of it. My only issue is that the watch band doesn't last anywhere as long as the watch & its getting harder to find replacements for them unless you go to jewelry store If you have had it for a while it's just cheaper to buy another new one You can have the more expensive watches these are little work horses that do not disappoint.

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.

Great looking casual style.

Love the Indiglo feature, but the battery lasted only two years. I expected more from a Timex. Easy to read and fits my small wrist.

Fantastic affordable and durable watch

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.

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.

Bottom line: this Timex watch stops working after about a year. Do not waste your time or money buying the watch and definitely do not buy the Asurion protection plan. This is the third time in 5 years I have bought this $34-$40 Timex watch for my 90 + year old mother. She really likes them even if they do stop working within one to two years. And yes, she takes very good care of them. The second time around (Dec2024) I also purchased the 2 year Asurion so-called protection plan for $3.99. When the watch stopped working (“movement failure”) in Oct 2025 , I tried to make a claim. Long story kind of short is that Asurion advised that the watch is still under the Timex warranty and that in order for them to pay the claim, I would need a denial of claim letter from Timex. When buying the protection plan, there is no reference to this being an extended warranty. In fact, they talk about how easy it is to make the claim. What a joke. I wanted to see how this process worked (I am a retired insurance manager) so I contacted Timex. They required photos of the watch and eventually advised that I needed to send (they pay) the watch to an offshore (!) manufacturing plant for repair where the process might take 2 to 3 months at most. There is also some reference to potential fees for said repair. How ridiculous is this for a $34 watch. Technically speaking, I understand. But really? I contacted Asurion again and they just repeatedly referred to the terms and conditions of the protection plan, which, when purchasing requires further “clicking” to get to any details. However, they do indicate that movement failure is covered. And frankly, for $3.99 I wonder who is reading the protection plan terms and conditions. False advertising? Scam? Definitely a joke. Bottom line: this Timex watch stops working after about a year. Do not waste your time or money buying the watch or especially the Asurion protection plan.