TimexMen's Easy Reader Watch

Timex Men's Easy Reader Watch, black/silver-tone/white/B/35mm, style T2H281. This is a SIMPLE everyday watch which is exactually what I have being looking for. It is very easy to see and read. The case is round and 8mm in depth and 35mm in diameter and is made of stainless steel. It uses a CR2016 cell battery (lithium coin cell battery which is a 3-volt battery). I have no idea how long this battery will last as I do not know when it was put into this watch. The dial is white with black Arabic markers and hands with a silver second hand. It has quartz movement. Water resistant-30 meters. This is not the same as waterproof. The crystal is mineral glass. It has a Indiglo night-light by pressing the crown/winding knob. This watch lights up very well. I prefer the indiglo night-light to a luminous watch which has to be exposed to UV light. It has a date window located at the number 3. You set the date by pulling out the crown/winding knob to the first click (there are two clicks when pulling out the crown), turn the crown/winding knob towards you until you see the date you want to select and then push the crown/winding knob in. The band is made out of leather with a little padding. I found the band to be a little stiff. The band is adjustable. I prefer this type band over bands you have to remove links and they sometime pinch your arm. Overall this is a great watch for $29.60. It is made very well. It is really great for older people and anyone who has difficulty seeing.

Perhaps the most perfect watch for its purpose. THE most easily readable watch I’ve ever had — perfect for those of us with aging eyes. I can even read the date complication, which is near impossible for me on other watches. The band sucks, but with a change out to what I like, the watch is a winner. And on sale for $22, it can’t be beat. Also, the indiglo feature is aces. I like Casio, but Timex has them beat on the lighting front. I have to say that the engineering behind this watch is subtle and sophisticated — the combination date/time/indiglo adjustment knob is a thing of beauty. There are plenty of >$500 watches that don’t offer this level of user satisfaction.

I've worn the OD green Expeditionary models for years. I wanted a smaller case size for my not so large wrists, and now prefer the easy read white/black contrast of this model. Fits my smaller wrist size well. Also still like the back-light feature that comes with Expedition models.

The media could not be loaded. I chose this watch over my apple watch 8 because i hated having to recharge it, plus it would keep distracting me and redirecting me to my phone. I don't need another distraction in my life.So this watch is pretty dope.Why it's awesome-the metal case is beautifully polished and has thin bezels unlike those heavy duty plastic or g-shock watches with their hella buttons and ugly design-the numbers on the dial are pretty legible at arms distance, the indiglo light is very handy too. Also, i appreciate how the design team kept the amount of words on the dial minimal.- the timex watch displays the day of the week along with the today's date which is handy cause i never what day it is.constructive criticisms and opinions:-Changes i would make to the dial:- I would prefer Avenir Next font for the Numbers because the number 8, and 10 kinda look odd bc they're not perfectly circular and the number seven has an ugly bit on the tip that makes it stand out a bit from the other numbers.- i would make the second hand color matte silver or matte black to give the watch a refined and modern look, the red second hand gives it a retro look that is beautiful for others- i would some of the words and leave just the word Timex on the dial cause they don't have to be there. they could be engraved on the stainless steel backing- i would add those handy 5 minute markers on the outer edge of the dial because it would make reading the watch faster and easier-2 flaws that kinda irk me:-the indiglo light doesn't fully encompass the dial , there's just a tiny bit of the screen that cannot not light up and it looks a little ugly.- i get that there's probably something important in that notch, but if y'all could design a watch that fully lights up that would killer!-i wish the minute and hour hands were different and like the chrome ones with the refined tip from the weekender series.- this design does look like it has a slimmer design in the center of the dial/cannon pinion than those on the weekender series. the watch feels a little harder to read because i sometime cant tell where the hands begin and end and it would for them to increase the size difference between the hands, making them easier to distinguish

I needed a watch with a second hand and a full Arabic numeral display for volunteering at a local tourist railroad. This fit the bill perfectly. Comfortable, understated, easy to read (as the name implies), and the day/date display and 24 hour numbers are great features to have. I set it when I first got it and now three weeks later it is only 3 seconds slow compared to my phone. The movement is not obnoxiously loud as some reviews would have you believe. I can hear it while wearing it in a quiet room, but not on my dresser when I’m in bed. I would not hesitate to buy another should the need arrive.

Just what my adult son wanted, simple and dependable Easy to read watch with Indiglow for night viewing with no datetl/day at a low price. Only downside is the watch band isn't long enough, as though it was intended for young or very skinny people. So he'll have to get a longer watchband.

It is just perfect, big, rasy to read, and it will last because it's a Timex!

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