Hi, sorry for the cross posting. I'd really like to purchase a tactile watch.
Something that will be discrete to consult in meetings or at the theatre. It
also has to be of sufficient quality to be worn at my PhD graduation. I've had
a Bradley in the past, in-fact two of them. The second was a replacement for
the first which stopped working just inside the year's warranty. The second
also stopped in the same fashion, but outside the warranty. I won't be buying
another. The last time I looked at the RNIB offerings I didn't particularly
like them, and the one I did like I had to send back because I was totally
unable to open the lid. I'm currently looking at this tactile watch, detailed
description below the link
https://www.blindmicemegamall.com/bmm/shop/Item_Detail?itemid=1829597
This distinguished Men's Gold-tone Swiss-made braille watch has an extremely
thin, curved and smooth styling that hugs your wrist and never feels cumbersome.
You won't want to take it off.
It has been designed to appear as handsome when being looked at as when being
touched.
The usual raised braille dots have been replaced by small zircons on its crisp,
white dial
adding to its elegant and discerning appearance while
providing visual brilliance and accurate, dependable timekeeping .
Product Features:
list of 8 items
* Crystal opens at 6 o'clock
* Braille white dial
* 3 zirkons at 12, 2 zirkons at 3, 6 and 9, 1 each at the rest of the hours)
* Case Diameter: 35 mm; 1.34 inches
* Swiss made quartz movement
* 7 Jewels
* 316L stainless steel case with yellow PVD Mineral glas
* Black alligator leather strap
list end
2-Year Warranty.
Time at the tip of the finger!
Individual elegance. Fine craftsmanship. Impeccable design.
That's how Auguste Reymond Braille watches are described.
For over 50 years Auguste Reymond has been producing Braille and Low Vision
watches in the genuine tradition of Swiss watchmaking crafts.
Suggested Retail Price: $199.99
Mice Price: $169.99
Weight: 0.4000 pounds Quantity:
does anyone have one? What do you think?
What are other people using as tactile watches? In an ideal world I'd like a
wind up one. I guess that's because I have a feeling that they are more
reliable. Although that flies in the face of a friend's recent experience.
She's having to wind her watch up every 12 or so hours, otherwise it stops.
Any ideas? Or is what I want simply not possible anymore.
Yusuf
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