Talking Atomic Watch
Now, even setting the time is hassle free. this new talking atomic watch automatically
self adjusts itself for daylight savings time and leap year. This watch is set to
the correct time by the radio controlled signal transmitted from the USA Atomic Clock
in Fort Collins, Colorado . Just set your time zone and let the watch do the rest.
The watch has conventional analog hands with sweep second hand. It has the four conventional buttons. The top right button tells the time and is referred to in the instructions as S1. The bottom right button gives Day and Date and is referred to as S2. The top left one handles alarm settings and is referred to as S3. The bottom left button is the Mode selection and is referred to as S4. The buttons are slightly recessed so as to avoid accidental pushing. The watch is fully accessible and can be fully set by a Blind person by simply following the voice prompts given in the mode settings.
If you live near the East Coast you may find that local terrain conditions can cause your watch to have difficulty updating.
We know of two sources currently and llinks are provided for both below. Be sure to check the prices. As of the time of thiswriting Speak To Me was providing an audio instructional tape.
Note performing a search for atomic watch will find the correct page on both sitesUpdated on ... November 22, 2006