Read on for my full review, but in summary: I wanted to love it, but I can only like it for the following reasons: (1) I wanted something my daughter would be able to wear, and the bulk and scratchiness of the wristband prevents that and (2) the description of the accompanying time-teaching materials was exaggerated. She is learning from it, though, so that's good, even though it can't fully be used as intended.

Watch face: My daughter has learned to read "hour" and "minute" and knows the difference between the two now. She is learning to tell time well as a result. Win on the educational front!

Wristband: It can fit my (small to average sized adult female) wrist at one of the largest settings, and at the smallest, it fits my willowy five-year-old daughter, so the size range is wide. The positive is that the velcro adjustability allows it to fit any wrist, but the webbing plus the velcro makes the band so thick that my daughter finds it uncomfortable. It left red scratch marks on her wrist, even when loosened. Because of this, she attaches the watch to bags or dolls or other items but refuses to wear it on her wrist.

Colors: As pictured.

Teaching tool: As you see in the last picture for the item, a time-telling tool is included. I was very disappointed by the quality. Yes, it does look like the picture, but it is such a flimsy cardboard that it tore almost immediately as I was move the hands. I cannot imagine how they expected a child to handle it - even the most gentle child - without reducing it to scraps.