VISIONUTactile Braille Watch for Blind People or The Elderly Grey Dial (for Man)

Let me start by saying I have 20/20 vision. I'm interested in learning how to read braille and when I saw this watch, I couldn't resist! The Watch band is fairly large. A good problem to have. I'll need to remove a couple links so it's not too loose. The glass cover takes a little more than a gentle pull to open; I was afraid I would pull too hard and damage it. But it's construction is sturdy! Surprisingly, my index fingertip has too thick of skin to feel the difference between a single and double raised dot. I do like that the center post protrudes out of the center of the watch's face the farthest. That helps me find the hands easier. I would buy a second one, but you know what they say about a man with two watches!

My son is deaf and blind and he uses these. It is one of the first things he learned to feel bumps after he lost his sight. They don't last that long especially the clasp to close but at such a low price, we just buy another after a year or so.

I bought this for my older father but he couldn't even have chance to test it well. They are too touchy. Even lite gentle touch makes arrows to move and makes readings incorrect and useless.It is probably ok for yanger people or ladies with very sensitive finger tips but definitely not for older man.

Delivered very quickly , the product is good. Thank you its great. My boyfriend is blind and he was happy to get this braille watch.

I have only worn this watch for a few days and it works fine but the band that comes with it is not adjustable and if you want to wear it on your anckle, maybe that would work. I took it to a shop and bought another band so the watch $30 and the band $29 not bad.

The media could not be loaded. This product did not even last a month! I was hoping it would work for my blind son but after three weeks, the minute hand broke and hangs loosely on the center post. This did not hold up to repeated tactile use and I missed the return window :( Video description: This video shows me using my thumbnail to push the minute hand up from the dots noting 6:00, towards the dots noting 9:00. Once or twice, the minute hand stays at the 9:00 position, but other times the hand falls straight back to 6:00.

Good watch. Large although you may have to get used to the feel of the hands but in a day or two that shouldn't be a problem. My watch does lose time over time, but most braille watches I've ever owned would either run fast or slow, but for the price this is really a good deal. I don't know about the visual aspects since I'm LP, so can really only judge by what I feel. It's a great alternative to wear so that you don't mess up your more expensive watch or watches.

Gifted to a deaf-blind friend, he likes it.