Djeco Cat wristwatch for children with Miyota quartz movement, battery included, 3 years+

The Cat wristwatch from Djeco is an elegant quartz watch, beautifully illustrated with a cat, designed to help children learn how to tell time. Its playful and friendly design turns learning the time into a pleasant activity, and the decorative box makes it perfect as a gift. It is a practical accessory that the child can wear every day.

This educational watch features two distinct dials, one for hours and the other for minutes, as well as thin hands that make reading the time easier. The clear separation of the two zones helps the child gradually understand how to tell time, step by step, without confusion between hours and minutes. It is a solution specifically designed for the age at which children start discovering the analog clock.

Thanks to the Japanese Miyota 2035 movement, the mechanism is silent and reliable. The watch has water resistance up to 3 bar, or 3 ATM. It operates on an SR626SW battery, which is included, and both the mechanism and the battery are made in Japan.

The set contains a children's wristwatch with a Cat design, featuring an analog dial divided into two distinct zones for hours and minutes, an adjustable strap adapted to children's wrists, a silent Miyota quartz mechanism, an included battery, and a decorative gift box. The product is recommended for children over 3 years old. The manufacturer is Djeco, France. WARNING: contraindicated for children under 3 years old, contains small parts that may be swallowed; to be used under the direct supervision of an adult.

Frequently Asked Questions

From what age is the watch recommended? The watch is recommended for children over 3 years old.

Does the watch include a battery? Yes, the watch runs on an SR626SW battery which is included, and the battery is made in Japan.

Is the watch water-resistant? Yes, the watch has water resistance up to 3 bar, or 3 ATM.

How does the watch help the child learn to tell time? The watch features two distinct dials, one for hours and the other for minutes, and thin hands that facilitate reading the time.