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title: "Hearkent Atomic American English Talking Watch Speaks Clear and Loud Time, Date and Alarm time Stretch Band is Best Gift for Senior,Visually impaired, or Blind People"
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# Hearkent Atomic American English Talking Watch Speaks Clear and Loud Time, Date and Alarm time Stretch Band is Best Gift for Senior,Visually impaired, or Blind People

**Brand:** hearkent
**Price:** $78.67
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- **What is this?** Hearkent Atomic American English Talking Watch Speaks Clear and Loud Time, Date and Alarm time Stretch Band is Best Gift for Senior,Visually impaired, or Blind People by hearkent
- **How much does it cost?** $78.67 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Description

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Review: Good watch for a good price = good value - I was looking for a birthday gift for my dad. He's getting old and his eyes aren't as strong as they used to be, so I thought a talking watch might be a nice gift. There are several models of talking atomic watches on desertcart that look similar and are priced similarly. I chose this one because it's priced a bit lower than the others (and I'm a frugal Irishman) and it looked fine in the pictures. The reviews are mixed which made me hesitate a bit, but I went ahead and ordered it because if I didn't like it desertcart has a great return policy. It arrived on Saturday and... ...get ready, when I write reviews I really get into details. I hope this will be helpful… The packaging is a plain white box - nothing fancy, but it protects the watch. The watch itself looked fine. You can see the picture I posted. Fresh out of the box, the time on the watch was about one hour (and a couple of minutes) off from my time zone - Pacific Daylight Time. The instruction manual tells how to set the watch for your local time. There is one sheet of paper that specifically tells you how to set the time, and another sheet with complete instructions of all of the functions of the watch. The manual is well written and easy to understand. I was half-expecting the manual to have botched English that you often see in products that are made overseas, but this manual was good. I followed the directions for setting the watch and it didn't adjust to my time zone. My first thought was that the watch wasn't adjusting for daylight savings time -- but the manual said that it would do that automatically. That brings me to a tip for setting the time. The watch gets its time signal from the US standard atomic clock in Ft. Collins, CO. It's the most accurate clock you'll find in the US - maybe in the world. (And I think that's why they call it an "atomic watch". The watch isn't atomic, but it gets its time signal from the US atomic clock.) The atomic clock center sends out a radio blast every 10 seconds with the exact time. The signal is supposed to be powerful enough to blanket all of the US (and parts of Canada and Mexico). However, if you live kind of far from Ft. Collins (I'm in San Diego) you might have to be clever about where you are when you sync the watch to the atomic clock. When I first tried to sync the watch, I was on the west side of my house - the side that is away from Ft. Collins. That turned out to be the problem. I brought the watch to a second-floor window on the east side of the house - facing Ft. Collins - and performed the steps for manually syncing the time (it's in the manual and easy to do). The watch synced perfectly. My tip is: If the watch doesn't sync the first time, figure out where Ft. Collins is relative to your home. Literally stretch out your arm and point your finger in the direction of Ft. Collins from your home. Then find a window (preferably on a 2nd floor) that is on that side of your house and do the manual time sync with the watch on the window sill and you'll be fine. Out of curiosity (because that's how I am) I looked up the US atomic clock on the internet and learned that the signal tends to be stronger at night and weaker during the day. So if you're really far from Ft. Collins (like the tip of Florida or northern Maine) you can try syncing at night. The instruction manual tells you that the atomic clock is in Ft. Collins, and the manual says that if the watch isn't syncing with the atomic clock to try setting it by a different window. I just had to take that a step further and realize that the window should be facing in the direction of Ft. Collins. Now the watch is working fine. If I press the button by the number 4, it announces the time. If I press the button by the number 2 it announces the date. The other buttons (by 8 and 10) are for setting the time, setting alarms, etc. One minor nitpick I have: When you're pressing the buttons to adjust the settings, a recorded voice announces what's going on. The voice comes out really quickly and if you're pressing the buttons quickly, you'll get recordings on top of recordings. If you press the buttons more slowly you can hear the complete recordings. Or you can just follow the directions and press the "10" button three times (to sync the time) and ignore the voice and you'll be OK. But that is so minor that I don't think it's worth deducting a star for. I'll be giving this watch to my dad as a birthday gift later this week. I'm happy with this purchase. The model I got has a stainless-steel case and a black leather wristband. The face is easy to read with big black numbers on a white background - good for older people. The hour and minute hands glow in the dark. I gave the watch 5 stars because it does everything as advertised, the quality is good and the price is good. I consider that good value. I would recommend it to others and would buy it again as a gift for anybody else who would appreciate it.
Review: 10/10 - I bought this watch for my blind grandfather. He loves it! Great price for such a quality item! It came with another wrist band but the adjustable strap worked great for him! Even though he can’t see the time, the font is very big great for the visually impaired. The accuracy on the description was great. 10/10!

## Features

- SEVERAL OPTIONS: The Model 0901M Men’s talking watch offers two strap choices: a one-piece elastic expansion band for flexible wear, and an adjustable genuine leather strap. The leather strap accommodates wrist sizes ranging from 140 mm to 200 mm (approximately 5.5 to 7.9 inches), ensuring a secure and comfortable fit.
- This Hearkent radio-controlled talking watch will automatically adjust the time every night at 3 a.m , it's very friendly for the elderly or blind people(Since there are four time zones in the United States, you need to set your time zone correctly at the first time)
- ALARM & HOURLY CHIME: Voice guidance for settings , easy to operate , the alarm and hourly chime could help wake you up and remind you for appointment or medicine things.
- BEST GIFT FOR OLDERLY OR LOW VISION PEOPLE: This talking watch has big and clear numbers on the face, friendly for low vision people, and it speaks lould pleasant voice.
- 4 BUTTONS EASY FOR OPERATION: (TIME - 2 o'clock button) "The Time is 10:30 PM", (DATE - 4 o'clock button) "Today is Thursday, November 18", (ALARM - 10 o'clock button) "The Alarm Time is 7:50 AM or The Alarm is OFF"; (SET - 8 o'clock button)Press once:"USA time apdated". long press into setting mode.".

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B08CNFW21N |
| ASIN  | B08CNFW21N |
| Additional Features | Alarm, speaking english, talking watch |
| Age Range Description | Adult |
| Band Color | Black |
| Band Material Type | Leather |
| Band Width | 20 Millimeters |
| Bands | 1 |
| Batteries  | 1 Lithium Metal batteries required. (included) |
| Best Sellers Rank | #135,500 in Clothing, Shoes & Jewelry ( See Top 100 in Clothing, Shoes & Jewelry ) #384 in Men's Wrist Watches |
| Brand Name | Hearkent |
| Case Diameter | 1.5 Inches |
| Case Thickness | 17 Millimeters |
| Clasp Type | Buckle |
| Closure Type | Buckle |
| Crystal | Resin |
| Customer Reviews | 4.1 4.1 out of 5 stars (1,186) |
| Date First Available  | July 9, 2020 |
| Department  | unisex-adult |
| Dial Color | White |
| Display | Analog |
| Embellishment Feature | Resin |
| Face Style | Traditional |
| Included Components | 1 talkingwatch |
| Item Weight | 36 Grams |
| Item model number  | TG0901MBLK |
| Manufacturer | O.TAGE |
| Manufacturer  | O.TAGE |
| Manufacturer Part Number | TG0901 |
| Model Name | TG0901 |
| Model Number | TG0901MBLK |
| Package Dimensions  | 5.63 x 2.72 x 1.46 inches; 1.27 ounces |
| Power Source | Battery Powered |
| Sport Type | Walking |
| Strap Type | Adjustable, Leather |
| Theme | Sports |
| UPC | 791555107541 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Watch Movement Type | Quartz |
| Water Resistance Level | Not Water Resistant |

## Images

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Upon arrival, the talking watch's hands do not move and it makes no sound. How can I activate it?**
A: Men's talking watch is in transport protection mode. Press and hold both buttons at 2 and 8 o'clock simultaneously,release after "BI" sound,the hands will rotate rapidly for 5-8 minutes. After completion, first set your time zone.

**Q: How do I set the time zone, alarm, hourly chime, and other functions?**
A: Press & hold the 8 o'clock button to enter setup. Cycle through functions (set alarm→ alarm on/off →hourly chime on/off → time zone setting →set time→set date) with the 8 o'clock button. then press the 10 o'clock button for English voice prompts.

**Q: After setting the time zone, why hasn't the atomic talking watch automatically adjusted to the local time right away?**
A: To auto-calibrate time, the atomic talking watch must receive an atomic clock signal. Leave it undisturbed overnight, it typically receives around 3 a.m. For immediate calibration, manually trigger reception as per the manual.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Good watch for a good price = good value
*by C***R on September 8, 2020*

I was looking for a birthday gift for my dad. He's getting old and his eyes aren't as strong as they used to be, so I thought a talking watch might be a nice gift. There are several models of talking atomic watches on Amazon that look similar and are priced similarly. I chose this one because it's priced a bit lower than the others (and I'm a frugal Irishman) and it looked fine in the pictures. The reviews are mixed which made me hesitate a bit, but I went ahead and ordered it because if I didn't like it Amazon has a great return policy. It arrived on Saturday and... ...get ready, when I write reviews I really get into details. I hope this will be helpful… The packaging is a plain white box - nothing fancy, but it protects the watch. The watch itself looked fine. You can see the picture I posted. Fresh out of the box, the time on the watch was about one hour (and a couple of minutes) off from my time zone - Pacific Daylight Time. The instruction manual tells how to set the watch for your local time. There is one sheet of paper that specifically tells you how to set the time, and another sheet with complete instructions of all of the functions of the watch. The manual is well written and easy to understand. I was half-expecting the manual to have botched English that you often see in products that are made overseas, but this manual was good. I followed the directions for setting the watch and it didn't adjust to my time zone. My first thought was that the watch wasn't adjusting for daylight savings time -- but the manual said that it would do that automatically. That brings me to a tip for setting the time. The watch gets its time signal from the US standard atomic clock in Ft. Collins, CO. It's the most accurate clock you'll find in the US - maybe in the world. (And I think that's why they call it an "atomic watch". The watch isn't atomic, but it gets its time signal from the US atomic clock.) The atomic clock center sends out a radio blast every 10 seconds with the exact time. The signal is supposed to be powerful enough to blanket all of the US (and parts of Canada and Mexico). However, if you live kind of far from Ft. Collins (I'm in San Diego) you might have to be clever about where you are when you sync the watch to the atomic clock. When I first tried to sync the watch, I was on the west side of my house - the side that is away from Ft. Collins. That turned out to be the problem. I brought the watch to a second-floor window on the east side of the house - facing Ft. Collins - and performed the steps for manually syncing the time (it's in the manual and easy to do). The watch synced perfectly. My tip is: If the watch doesn't sync the first time, figure out where Ft. Collins is relative to your home. Literally stretch out your arm and point your finger in the direction of Ft. Collins from your home. Then find a window (preferably on a 2nd floor) that is on that side of your house and do the manual time sync with the watch on the window sill and you'll be fine. Out of curiosity (because that's how I am) I looked up the US atomic clock on the internet and learned that the signal tends to be stronger at night and weaker during the day. So if you're really far from Ft. Collins (like the tip of Florida or northern Maine) you can try syncing at night. The instruction manual tells you that the atomic clock is in Ft. Collins, and the manual says that if the watch isn't syncing with the atomic clock to try setting it by a different window. I just had to take that a step further and realize that the window should be facing in the direction of Ft. Collins. Now the watch is working fine. If I press the button by the number 4, it announces the time. If I press the button by the number 2 it announces the date. The other buttons (by 8 and 10) are for setting the time, setting alarms, etc. One minor nitpick I have: When you're pressing the buttons to adjust the settings, a recorded voice announces what's going on. The voice comes out really quickly and if you're pressing the buttons quickly, you'll get recordings on top of recordings. If you press the buttons more slowly you can hear the complete recordings. Or you can just follow the directions and press the "10" button three times (to sync the time) and ignore the voice and you'll be OK. But that is so minor that I don't think it's worth deducting a star for. I'll be giving this watch to my dad as a birthday gift later this week. I'm happy with this purchase. The model I got has a stainless-steel case and a black leather wristband. The face is easy to read with big black numbers on a white background - good for older people. The hour and minute hands glow in the dark. I gave the watch 5 stars because it does everything as advertised, the quality is good and the price is good. I consider that good value. I would recommend it to others and would buy it again as a gift for anybody else who would appreciate it.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 10/10
*by M***I on April 23, 2026*

I bought this watch for my blind grandfather. He loves it! Great price for such a quality item! It came with another wrist band but the adjustable strap worked great for him! Even though he can’t see the time, the font is very big great for the visually impaired. The accuracy on the description was great. 10/10!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Blind friend likes it
*by P***Z on April 10, 2026*

I buy this for my friend that's blind. He likes how it operates and is easy for him to use. He also has severe arthritis and his hands can use the buttons. I don't know what's normal, but they seem to only last about 2.5 years and I have to get him another one. But he wants the same one. So there's that.

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