We bought this for our first grader for Christmas (he is able to tell time on an analog watch/clock). I had read that the watch band wasn't very good, and we quickly found that to be the case. The band fit him, but the velcro was separating from the rest of the band. Finding information on the proper width for a new watch band led to my having to purchase not one, but two, replacement bands, which of course were both long because finding a replacement band for a kids' watch at a reasonable price is surprisingly difficult. The one we ended up using cost us about $12.

After about a month of our son's wearing the watch daily, the second hand fell off and just rattled around in the watch face. No big deal to us, but it saddened him so much that he stopped wearing it. About a month later, he decided he wanted to wear it again despite the broken second hand, we reset the time (the pin had been pulled), and he wore it. After school that day, he showed me that the watch crystal had a crack in it, and he didn't know how it happened. (I'm fully aware that he's a first grader and that kids are rough on things, so it may totally be his fault, but for all I know it may not have taken much to crack it. Just making readers aware.) I also happened to notice that the watch was showing a time an hour behind. I had him take off the watch and give it to me. I reset it and moved on. A few minutes later, I checked it again, and the time hadn't changed. The pin had not been pulled; the watch simply wasn't running any more. It's not worth the money to take it to a jeweler to replace the battery (if that's even the issue) on a watch with a cracked face. I'm cutting my losses after the amount spent on the watch and the new band.