Children's Quartz Watch

The Casio F91 is known as a cheap watch but worth it. A simple alarm and stopwatch and worn by lots of people. The downside of this watch is the very small strap which barely fits my massive wrist. This Timex Expedition digital also has a small strap but it is a long one meaning that people like me get a watch that is going to stay on my wrist and not pop off if I catch it on something. This watch also boasts 24 hours stopwatch, 24 hour countdown timer, 3 alarms, hourly beep, dual time zone, large display (so at least you can see the numbers), 100m water resistance, indiglo backlight and a nightlight and the winner for me is that you can have your time format day month instead of month day like most watches do. Timex do some really nice affordable watches in their expedition range notably the green one which is their best seller. This digital should be in that category, because it’s comfortable to wear at work and for when you’re at home. It does feel very light and that strap may feel like it’s going to break, but for the moment it’s doing a good job.

My son had this watch before, and it went AWOL. He was really pleased to get another one to replace it. Good for exams; lots of time setting facilities that don't make a noise. Comfy to wear, and looks good. When the first one turns up - it's in the house somewhere - his wee brother is getting it!

As schools ban smart watches and kids need good dumb watches in exams this is comfy and great. Good brand deserves reputation. Can survive accidental wearing for hand washing and swims. Kids love Indiglo.

I bought this wrist watch to keep time while outdoors, in the sea, up rock faces, on snowy mountains and just generally having fun. I was looking for a small, light item with a large, legible display and that is precisely what this watch does well. Small. Light. Legible. It feels solid and, indeed, mine has already survived five days on snowy alpine slopes, several train journeys and a fair amount of sweat. The face does not scratch too easily - mine hasn't picked up any - and the strap feels robust. I am sure it will handle climbing chalk and sunblock (in the summer) without issue. I would like to see a better system for securing the free end of the strap - it tends to flap about a bit and the little loop of fabric that is supposed to secure it is rather inadequate. I'd also like to see a proper back-light. The 'glow' system is not to my taste. Neither of these two criticisms are serious ones.

Bought for my 12yo and he loves it. Warn it for a couple of months now and finds it much more comfy than "cheap" junior watches, and a heck of a lot less chunky too. Fits well on his wrist, and slips perfectly well under his school jumper. Loves the bright indiglo face too, and all the simple functions it has. Shouldve bought this one first, rather than after 4 cheaper alternatives, that broke or don't fit well.

I wanted to get a brand I had heard of for piece of mind. Easy to use. My 10 year old loves it, and it looks good. Timex does good kids watches. I don't know why other brands don't offer much of a selection. I would recommend this.

To be honest, I was very glad that I'd already bought my husband a larger Timex from our local jewellers. This really is a very small watch, more suitable for a 10 - 12 year old than an adult.

Works well, keeps time, good functions, loved by my 12-year old bot.

Es muy buen reloj resistente se lo regale a mi hija de 8 años lo moja y lo trae todo el día sin problema, el diseño es bonito.

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redesigned bedroom-----no alarms TV or any other electronics -----needed something simple to tell time in the dark----this smaller watch fits the bill perfectly----for daytime use I would have chosen a larger watch.

J'ai commander cette montre pour l'anniversaire de mon gamin qui fait ses 10 ans . Facile à régler et à s'en servir . Même pas besoin de se servir de la notice ! Le bracelet en scratch est trés pratique . La qualité Timex dérriére ça aussi c'est important .

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