TimexWomen's Easy Reader Watch

Keeps perfect time, looks good, lights up in the dark. And, it made my wife happy!

I got this for my sister who needed another watch. She said but it has to be a Timex!She rec'd it today, 3/26/25, and absolutely loves it! The band fits perfectly on her wrist and she likes the indiglo feature also. She couldn't be happier!She would give the review 10 stars if they had it!Highly recommended to others!

Band too large but the watch is good. Quality seems OK too.

I have worn Timex watches most of my life, aside from an occasional costly dress watch. This one is the prettiest yet!Pros: the gold and silver mix of the band is the prettiest one I have seen. With the flexible stretch band. It is easy and comfortable to wear. So far, it is totally accurate on time, functional for easy vision with the large face. The light is easily activated with a slight pressure on the watch stem.Cons: It fits me better than most watches but my wrists are fairly narrow. If you suspect it might be too tight for you, I would suggest looking at the specs for this watch and measuring your comfort needs. It does not flop around on my wrist like other watches I have owned. The only problem that forces me to buy a new Timex every 2 years is that if one uses the backlight button once a night, it normally stops lighting. After that, the actual watch battery is usually soon to go.Summary: A very pretty watch with an easy to read face, helpful light activated by stem. Great value, always worth the reasonable price.

It's a Timex. That pretty much says it all. Runs always, keeps time perfectly, has a light that shows the dial at night and doubles as a flashlight to get you from one room to another if you don't have a flashlight when the lights go off.

it,s perfect

I love the simplicity, clear face, and overall design of this watch; the band is the issue. Timex makes several different types of flexible metal bands and this is the least user-friendly. This band does not have the stationary links in the middle that allow you to remove some for fit. It has to be taken to a jeweler to resize, adding another $10 to the cost and the time and inconvenience of finding a jeweler who will do it. The online instruction manual addresses three types of bands, none of which is this one. Timex customer support just refers to the manual.

Getting out a watch with elastic band. You never know if it’s going to be too tight or too loose or whatever this one happened to be too tight but then my my wrist are bigger than most women my age I’m in my 70s and an oversize lady, so this watch was just too uncomfortable and was cutting off the circulation so it just didn’t work for me but it’s a beautiful workmanship