Blind people are starting to show people that they too can compete given the proper gadgets and equipment. Thanks to the Auguste Reymond Braille watch those who have sight impairment will now be able to tell the time by themselves and that’s not even a talking watch.

The Auguste Reymond Braille watch is a testament to Auguste Reymond’s concern for the visually challenged. This is a classic quartz watch that will allow some form of freedom to those who are visually impaired.

This timepiece has raised hour markers and unique hands that are very functional. Classy-looking it might be but it is more functional than aesthetic. It does not feature vocal readings making everyone know you are blind although that would be obvious in the first place.

While talking watches are more convenient for the visually impaired there are those who prefer to tell the time in the traditional manner albeit with a twist. This watch has an easy-open case thanks to the hinge at 10 o’clock allowing the user to feel hands and the markers.

The Auguste Reymond Braille watch is made of stainless steel but you have several options for the dial including silver, metalized blue or anthracite. It comes with a black rubber strap more for convenience and durability.