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Radio-controlled accuracy
Automatically updates from a radio time signal, including daylight saving adjustments, for market-leading accuracy.
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Lifemax Talking Atomic Wrist Watch
From£28.00
The Lifemax Talking Atomic Wrist Watch uses a radio-controlled signal to automatically keep its time updated, including adjusting for daylight saving, so you never need to set i...
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Key benefits
Why choose Lifemax Talking Atomic Wrist Watch?
Voice announces time and date
Press a button to hear the time and date announced clearly.
Choice of male or female voice
Select the voice that you find clearest or prefer.
No manual time setting needed
Automatically updates itself, so you don't need to adjust it for daylight saving or after a battery change.
Reliable, everyday timekeeping
A dependable watch for daily wear, particularly useful for anyone with a visual impairment.
Wide signal coverage
Picks up time signals from the UK and other international transmitters.
Product advice
Is Lifemax Talking Atomic Wrist Watch right for you?
The Lifemax Talking Atomic Wrist Watch uses a radio-controlled signal to automatically keep its time updated, including adjusting for daylight saving, so you never need to set it manually. At the press of a button, the watch announces the time and date clearly, in either a male or female voice.
Because it's radio-controlled rather than relying on a standard quartz movement alone, this watch offers market-leading accuracy, picking up time signals from transmitters including the UK's own station in Anthorn, Cumbria, as well as international signals.
A practical, reliable choice for anyone who values accurate timekeeping without the hassle of manual adjustments, particularly useful for anyone with a visual impairment who benefits from spoken time announcements.
Buyer questions
Lifemax Talking Atomic Wrist Watch FAQs before you enquire
Clear answers to the questions customers usually ask before booking a free home demo.
How does the watch stay accurate?
It's radio-controlled, automatically updating from time signals including the UK transmitter in Anthorn, Cumbria, as well as international signals, including daylight saving adjustments.
Can I choose the voice that announces the time?
Yes, the watch is available with either a male or female voice.
Do I need to set the time manually?
No, the radio-controlled function keeps the time updated automatically, including after a battery change.
What does pressing the buttons do?
Different buttons announce the time, the date, the alarm status, and the signal reception status, depending on the model.
Is this watch eligible for VAT relief?
No, this product is not eligible for VAT relief, as it's a general consumer item rather than one designed specifically for a disability or long-term illness.
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