Aaron Taylor
I wouldn’t call this water resistant so I recommend taking the watch off before dipping into the great ocean to find your lost fish son.That being said, it’s your classic Mickey Mouse watch. Just the way I hoped and expected. Looks like he’s in extreme pain whenever you check the time with such contorted arms, but once you get past feeling sorry for the multi trillion dollar mouse, it’s quite fun to fawn at. From a graphic standpoint, I like how the numbers are ever so slightly beveled, discreet, yet readable. Also, as opposed to long lines they use dots to separate the minutes. I guess Minnie had some say in this.It’s got a bit of a 1950s look to it, especially if you get the red band like me. The watch part itself has a laid back streamline style which I like. Makes me think of the song duck and cover, which is less pleasant… anyway resistant band, no scratches so far. Do take care of it, however. As with anything, some poor reviews may come from a place of misunderstanding because they did not purchase Disney plus and have therefore angered it. You should rewatch the Lion King. It’s a good movie. If you haven’t seen it, that is no longer a suggestion. The Mouse has high demands.Needless to say, do not feed after midnight.If you are an animator looking to propose to your animator wife/husband/handsome enemy on a budget, this would be better than some fancy shmancy wedding ring that will put you in debt before you’re even married. Great gift for your cartoonist sibling or just to yourself as a fan of Mickey Mouse and bafflingly large monopolies.I have a very tiny wrist. The watch fits just right on the last notch. I don’t suppose, still, that this is meant for a child unless your four year old is, like, ripped. But who am I to judge? I don’t go to the gym. Would make a good present for twelve and above in my humble opinion. Better for kids who know how to tell time already and will appreciate the design. Swatch would likely have a better supply for the littler ones.TLDR; it’s a good watch. I like it. As a cartoonist Mickey Mouse is a constant inspiration. i.e: great for nerds.

Tina Porter
It looks like one my husband had as a child. Luce como uno mi esposo tuvo cuando pequeño.

Brandi Holmes
A Fun item! Didn’t really need it, but at the sale price, I couldn’t say NO. It is an official Park item. A Disney quality build. Even if I don’t actually wear it, I always have a cheeky gift ready.

Dr. Laura Gutierrez
The watch itself is fantastic. No problems with it. The band however is not adult size. It's too small for my wrist

Caitlin Harris
Good size, would work for a woman or child also. I got the brown band. It was lighter than shown in the pics. Brown boot polish fixed that. A little hard to read quickly, but I haven't owned a watch in ten years. Just use your phone, ha. The quality is fine for the price. Its definitely a leather band as some reviews have refuted, at least the brown one. I would recommend. People will think you're cool...

Kyle Mitchell
I bought it as a gift for my mom and she love it so much. Very wel made.

Joel Hernandez
This is a lot like the watch my parents had bought for me many years ago. I am not a Mickey Mouse fanatic but I have always liked this style of watch. It is flat and relatively thin and sits well above my wristbone. I argued with myself whether I really needed it or not but it made me smile and in these days, sometimes it's not an easy thing to do. I have been wearing it for a few days now and although I switched the band on it because the one that came with it was a little too thick for my liking, it is keeping perfect time. Very easy to set.

Kyle Vasquez
I received my first Mickey watch from my grandfather when I was 19. I’ve never been without one since. I’m now 68 years old and this is my third watch. love the styling since it’s two-tone gold and silver. I feel like it gives me more options if I want to switch out the band, but for right now I’m wearing it just as it came with the black faux crock band.