VeemoonVeemoon 2pcs Calculator Watch, Calculator Wrist Watch Portable Calculations Watch Vintage Square Digital Watch Movement Clearly Calculators Watches for Men Women, Black

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Buen regalo para mi hijo que le gustan las matematicas.

Within 1 hour of delivery it broke apart. Total junk. Clasp is made of cheap plastic and won’t last.

OK, I have to be honest. These watches are cheaply made and are not going to last long. But what do you expect for two calculator watches that cost less than $14?If I already figured this before purchasing them, why did I buy them in the first place? Because they reminded me of when I was a kid and digital watches were all the rage. Back then, if you had a digital watch that was also a calendar? Whew! Everyone knew you were a genius, filthy rich, or both. It was quite the status symbol that kids like me could only dream of owning one day. So when I ran across these on Amazon, I just couldn't resist.Now these plastic pieces of junk are unlikely to cause envy among those in your inner circle, but they still have a throw-back appeal that Gen-Xers will understand. As I stated before, though, these are NOT quality time pieces, and they are likely to last about a month based on how weak the displays were when they were brand new. You seriously can barely read them. You have to twist your wrist to the perfect angle to decipher the time because the display is so faded. They're also pretty clearly made for children, which isn't indicated on the product's Amazon page. There is says "for men women." I have very small wrists for a man and I can barely make one fit. They're quite tiny. One of mine also came with a wonky band so it's about 1/2-inch shorter than the other one, making it even more difficult to wrap around your wrist.The watches have some good qualities (while they last). They're actually not unattractive. I've worn one with fairly dressy clothes and I thought the watch looked totally appropriate. The real miracle, though, was that the calculator function actually works! Sure, the buttons are microscopic and using the calculator on your phone is probably easier, but rest assured you can do math when you're on the go.For me, the worst thing I can say about these watches is - based on my gut feeling - that the batteries are not going to keep the watches running for any real length of time. At first I thought there wasn't a way to get to the battery without completely destroying the watch, but now I think I can see where you might be able to pop the back panel off without doing damage to the time piece. I hope so. These are far to retro chic to be disposable, even if they are $7 each.So while I can't say I highly recommend them, I can attest to the fact that they're kitschy fun for a very low price.

Took forever to arrive. Only one was working. So I opened the back and moved the battery a little and was able to get it working. But the back was glued on. So now the back won’t reattach without gluing it back together. “Also this is something you get out of a Walmart quarter, toy machine by the entrance.”

Waste of money, 1 was broke. Not worth the hassle. Best for a child's toy for looks maybe.

This brings back memories of an old calculator watch I had decades ago.It still involves tiny buttons, and my fingers have not evolved to be smaller in the interim.One problem is there aren't instructions on how to set the time, so I had to figure it would using trial and error (hint: It's the S button).Another problem is this calculator watch is simplistic, just basic arithmetic. It does not present a scientific calculator.But, at least you get two calculator watches, so you have a spare if the first one breaks.