Talking Silver Wrist Watch With Leather Strap — For Blind & Visually Impaired | Saksham

A sleek silver wrist watch that announces the time aloud — 
designed for blind and visually impaired users who want to 
tell time independently and confidently.

Press a button. Hear the time. Simple.

ABOUT THIS WATCH
Silver dial, leather strap, round face with hour, minute and 
second hands. Formal design suitable for daily wear, office 
and occasions. Comfortable leather strap for all-day wear. 
Lightweight build by Saksham.

ABOUT THE BUTTONS
This watch is available in two builds — 2-button and 4-button. 
As stock is mixed, the variant shipped may be either. Both 
builds have identical features and the same operation — only 
the number of physical buttons differs.

2-Button Build:
→ Button 1: Press to announce time aloud
→ Button 2: Mode button for all settings (time, alarm, broadcast)

4-Button Build:
→ S1: Press to announce time aloud
→ S2: Mode selection
→ S3: Adjust hours
→ S4: Adjust minutes

Either build you receive will announce time, support alarm 
setting, hourly broadcast and 12/24-hour format — fully 
functional for independent use.

FEATURES
✓ Announces time aloud on button press
✓ Alarm function — set and hear alarm time
✓ Hourly time broadcast — hear time every hour automatically
✓ 12-hour and 24-hour format option
✓ Clear, loud voice output
✓ All settings controlled by buttons — no screen needed

HOW TO USE — QUICK GUIDE

Check Time: Press the Talk button once

Set Time: Enter setting mode → adjust hour → adjust minute → 
wait 5 seconds for confirmation beep

Set Alarm: Enter alarm mode → set hour and minute → confirm 
with beep → activate/deactivate as needed

Hourly Broadcast: Choose off / daytime only / 24-hour 
broadcast from settings mode

SPECIFICATIONS
Brand: Saksham (Saksham Exclusive)
Strap: Leather
Dial: Silver, Round
Gender: Unisex — suitable for men and women
Weight: 300 grams
SKU: DL/TK/13

Distributed by Saktek Foundation — technology arm of SAKSHAM 
Trust, empowering persons with visual impairment across India 
for 23 years.