Specifications:

• Quartz movement of the children watch is in high performance and durable for long time use
• The soft material of the band is comfortable and convenient to wear
• The cartoon pattern on the dial looks so cool and fashionable, which can totally show your personality
• Big dial design with the children wrist watch makes it easier for your time reading
• The size and weight of the kids wrist watches add no extra burden to kids
• The adjustable band is convenient for kids to adjust, and easy to wear and take off
• Shell Material: Alloy
• Strap Material: Leather
• Band Color: Yellow

Details:

• The cartoon pattern on the dial looks so cool and fashionable for kids to wear

• The super hardened scratch resistant feature ensures the durable use of the children watch

• The size of the children watch is neither too big nor small for kids to wear

• The adjustable leather band of the children watch is easy and convenient for kids to adjust

• Stylish design matches with sweet color gives special taste to the cool watch

• A nice present for kids who like cool stuff, and it can also develop a good time concept

How to Set the Time on a Children's Watch:

Giving your children a watch is a great way of teaching them how to tell the time. Whether it is analog or digital, the watch will expose them to the way the hands move or the numbers advance, giving them a point of reference when it comes to learning the time properly later on. Before handing your child the watch, you must first set the time. Since every watch is different the exact instructions might vary depending on your model

Analog Children's Watches

• Locate the "Crown" dial on the right side of the watch near the number "3."
• Pinch or slide a fingernail underneath the crown and lift it up as far as it will go
• Spin the crown clockwise or counterclockwise; the hands will move forward and backward
• Adjust the hands so the correct time is showing and push the crown back down. The watch will start moving from the correct time

Digital Children's Watch

• Place the watch in time mode, if the digital watch has multiple functions. This is usually done by tapping one of the buttons on the side of the watch
• Press or hold the "Set" button. The exact location of this button varies by watch. The hour or minutes will begin flashing on the display
• Tap the buttons that advance the time, usually located on the right side of the watch. Stop when the correct hours or minutes are showing
• Press the "Set" button a final time; the watch will exit setup mode and show the correct time

How to Adapt Watch Bands for Large Wrists:



Most watches are created with an average wrist size in mind. For women, that means most metal watches are approximately six inches long and for men they are six and a half inches long. Strap-style bands, weather leather or rubber, tend to run longer with more possibility for adjustment for larger wrists. Stretchable watchbands with elastic allow for a custom fit but may pinch on larger than average wrists. If you are having trouble finding a watchband that fits your larger than average wrist, look for extra long strap bands or order extra links for your watch

Instructions

• Buy a watch with a larger than average face. The watch can have a metal band or a strap-style band. While you can choose the face style that suits your interest the most, larger faces will look better on a larger wrist, and some longer bands don't fit well with small watch faces. A case that is 35 to 40 millimeters long or larger is a good choice
• Purchase an extra-long strap-style band if the watch you purchased does not have a metal band. Jewelery shops and online sites that specialize in watches and watch accessories should carry a selection of long watch bands. To know which size strap to purchase, wrap a piece of string around your wrist. Measure the length of the string. Subtract the length of the watch case from your measurement. Use the resulting measurement as a guide to buying a new watch strap. Any jeweler can swap out the new strap for the old

How to Size a Wristwatch

• Not sure which watch band will fit your wrist? Take a measurement and you will get the perfect size--or at least a comfortable fit. The store where you buy your watch should be able to measure your wrist or you can do it yourself, using a seamstress' measuring tape or one you can print from the Internet

Instructions

• Print an online measuring tape from a website such as Reeds.com or Mytruefit.com. Check the print options on your computer to make sure the page will be printed normal size, or 100 percent
• Cut out the measuring tape with a pair of scissors and tape it together with a piece of transparent tape
• Wrap the measuring tape around your wrist, making sure the tape wraps around your wrist bone. Ask someone to help you if needed. Mark where the end of the measuring tape meets the rest of it
• Write your measurement on a piece of paper and add 1/2 to 1 1/2 inches, depending on how snugly you'd like your watch to fit. Look up your measurement on a wrist size chart at a jewelry store or online at watch retailer websites such as www.thewatchprince.com. If your measurement is not listed on the chart, choose one that falls into of the ranges listed 

Package Included:

• 1 x Children's Watch