LEGO Kids' 9004346 Voucher

Lala : If you're giving it to a kid, it probably is too flimsy if they're the klutzy, oblivious type. It's more novelty than anything else -- it's not going to be the most durable watch out there. I don't think it'll last a year on a child's wrist. But if they already have so many Legos you can't buy them anymore, they'll probably like this (and I'm betting so will anyone else you buy it for).

Scott Kimber (Utah) : Not because it's 30 meters water-proof, not because it has a Swiss Quartz , not because it has a solid gold band is this the best watch I've ever had. The reason it is the best watch I ever had is because it keeps perfect time, and because, at the age of 57, it has given me more fun and laughs for a few bucks than many things in my life for which I paid much more. I bought one for an 80-yr-old friend's birthday, and she too loves, laughs and wears it all the time.

Homeward Bound : As for the watch, I'm happy with it. Mine was $14 from Amazon. I'm careful with it, though it has gotten a bit of splashing quite a number of times. Still it's perfect. I've had mine almost a year, wear it a lot, and am buying yet another for my 5-year-old grandson, who is in his dad's second wedding soon. They are wearing Star Wars tuxedos, and I imagine this lego watch will be part of his wedding gear.