Battery operated
Water Resistant
Variety of strap colours
The ideal first watch for children age 4+. The clear face design and simple teaching method make it really easy for children to learn to tell the time. Worn every day, your child will be able to practice their new skill wherever they go. Our watches have a 33 mm diameter case. They are water resistant and can withstand splashing, but not total immersion. The washable nylon strap fits wrists from 12 cm to 18 cm (child to adult).
From: $29.85
| Weight | 0.056 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 18 × 5 × 1.5 cm |
| Method | 12/24 Hour, Past & To |
| Face | Rainbow Face, Red & Blue Face |
| Strap | Blue, Grey, Lime, Navy Blue, Pink, Purple, Red |
| Material | non allergenic plating, Stainless steel back |
| Movement | Seiko PC21s |
| Buckle | Metal |
| Batteries | 1 x SR626SW |
| Batteries included? | Yes installed |
Rather not leave my name (verified owner) –
I purchased this for a 5 year old male child. I picked the red and blue face (as I think the fewer colours actually makes it easier to read) and either the “navy blue” or “grey” strap (I can’t remember now).
I opted for the “Past & To” time telling system.
I posted it directly to the child’s parents so cannot speak for the build quality of the watch but I am told that it works perfectly and that that he is telling them the time reliably.
There is nothing better than an appropriately designed watch for someone.
Sue (verified owner) –
Thanks for your comments!
Julie (verified owner) –
Appears to be as described. It was bought as a present for my grandson so at this time (excuse the pun) I cannot comment on how successful it is
Sue (verified owner) –
Thank you Julie
Sara (verified owner) –
Lovely watch which my 6yo is enjoying reading – he’s picked it up very quickly! My only quibble is that the buckle strap is very short so the watch does up on the side of the wrist rather than underneath which seems odd and leaves the spare strap flapping about.
Sue (verified owner) –
Hi Sarah, thanks for your comments. Have you tried sliding the watch along the strap a bit? Also if you have spare strap flapping about, you can thread it back under the 2nd metal strap keeper loop to make it tidier. I’ll send you a photo of how we do it. Hope that helps.
Karen Goldberg (verified owner) –
Perfect watch for my 5, nearly 6 year old son. Simple watch face with easy to read numerals, and good choice of strap and face colours.
Sue (verified owner) –
Thank you! 🙂
Lisa Charge (verified owner) –
the watch is lovely. ordered navy blue for my daughter age 8 as she wanted it the same colour as her uniform. picked ‘past/to’ and rainbow colours. was worried it wouldn’t fit as she has small wrists, so have struggled to find watches in the past. This fits perfect with the holes on the strap not too far apart. only thing is the strap is long, so when she has it on it sticks out, so we’ve had to put a hairband around it to keep it flat. overall excellent watch
Sue (verified owner) –
Hi Lisa, thanks very much for the lovely review. Regarding the strap, have you tried looping it back through the 2nd keeper? We often suggest people do that – I’ll email you a photo.
Nathan (verified owner) –
Absolutely great product and the customer service is excellent. Such a nice surprise having a good and personal service these days. Thank you.
Sue (verified owner) –
Thanks very much!
Juliana –
Hello, our 5yr old loved the watch. We purchased it 2 years ago and would like our younger son to use it as well. However, we can’t find a way to change the battery. I’m amazed I can’t find anything about it on the website.
Eve Horne –
Hi Juliana, thanks for your message. You have reminded me – I really must put some more information about changing the battery in the FAQ section of our website!
Our watches take a standard button cell battery type SR626SW. If you have the standard watch (not waterproof), the case back does have a tiny notch somewhere on its circumference, where you can insert a small tool (e.g. jewellers screwdriver) and prise the back off. Once you’ve got the back off it’s quite straightforward to change the battery. The tricky bit is getting the case back, back onto the watch. You have to apply firm and even pressure to the whole surface. There’s a plastic washer that goes round the whole edge of the back and you need to make sure it stays in place.
We often suggest that people take the watch to a jeweller or watch repairer to replace the battery, as they have a special press tool that makes it easy to replace the back.
Hope that helps!