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Talking Watches and Clocks

Samuel Seavey

By Samuel Seavey

July 25, 2019

Are you struggling to see the alarm clock on your nightstand? Do you miss looking down at your watch and checking the time? Grab a talking clock or watch and you'll never be late for an event again!

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