This is a nice looking watch with very large numbers, perfect for someone with vision problems.  I compared it to a very similar looking watch by Seiko, and decided to return the Timex and keep the Seiko.  The following is my review for the Seiko which compares both watches:

 This review is from: Seiko Men's SNE056 Solar Strap White Dial Watch
I am very fussy about choosing a watch. I tried and returned two previous purchases to Amazon, but the third time was the charm. I like a watch with Arabic numerals and a dial that is easy to read; plus a day and date display that is large enough to glance at and understand; and I like one which is well illuminated in a dark theater. I also prefer a small to moderate size rather than the oversized watch faces that are so popular today. This Seiko SNE056 fulfills all of these plus two more important requirements: it's solar so it will not require the expense or inconvenience of replacing batteries; and finally it is exceptionally handsome. While in a restaurant today I noticed the man at the next table kept looking at my watch whenever I reached for something on the table.

If you are on a tight budget there is a similar looking watch on Amazon at a much lower price: the Timex Men's T2N065. The Timex has a larger face and larger Arabic numerals which would be good for someone with very restricted vision or a larger wrist. This Timex looks really nice but to me the Seiko is more refined looking. Setting the day and date on the Timex feels like a cruder, less smooth process than on the Seiko. The Seiko rolls over to the next day in an unobtrusive manner, while the Timex slowly moves the day and date ahead in tiny increments over many hours before and after midnight, so during those hours it is difficult to see what the day and date actually are. Also, when a month has less than 31 days it is much more of an intensive and frustrating chore to reset the date on the Timex, whereas the Seiko adjusts very simply. The more refined date mechanism in the Seiko may account for much of the price difference because I can't understand why this function on the Timex is so primitive.

But the Timex does win out in one area ~~ the Indiglo light feature which lights up the entire face whenever you push on the crown (the stem you turn for changing the time). On the Seiko only the hands and markers beside each hour on the face have a luminescence when you are in a dark area. But remember that the Timex is not a solar powered watch like the Seiko; the Timex is battery operated. I would be happy with either of these watches but the Seiko feels and looks a little more luxurious.