Paladone Nintendo Gameboy™ Digital Watch - Official Super Mario Land™ Alarm Sound & Built-in LED. Iconic Design, Great Retro Gaming Gift.

Love this lil guy. gotten so many compliments. only problem is the battery is hard to replace and was worn down when i got it

Cam in the box with papers and looked brand new. I bought it for a friend and he loved it, also gets a lot of compliments on the watch as well.

As a mid range watch collector and wearer of gshocks, citizen, seikos, omega, Tissot, I can appreciate the lower end novelty watches. This watch fits the bill. Sure, it's all plastic like a kids watch(but so is as swatch watch), but it looks great and gives off a cool vibe. Great conversation starter too. It's easy to set and basically does exactly what it should...tells time, date, lights up, and has an alarm feature. The alarm plays Nintendo jingles...pretty fun. The watch band is very pliable and plenty long but kind of cheap , but expected for this type of watch. I think it's priced a bit high for its quality but it's the cool factor that gen x or millennials are familiar with and crave. Gotta spend that disposable income on cool stuff from your childhood 😉. I had this in my cart for sometime waiting on a discount or sale. While the discount was minimal, I decided to finally purchase it. No regrets.

What a great gift! I bought this watch for one of my daughter's birthday gifts. She has been a Nintendo fan her whole life and has a collection of vintage systems. This watch is a nice representation of the Gameboy, plays game sounds, and gets compliments whenever she wears it. Highly recommended for any Nintendo fan!

I've had this for some time now but I just realized that I haven't reviewed it. It is an overall nice watch and even if I'm big, it can still accommodate my wrist. It really does look like a small gameboy that you can play in. Now my biggest concern and I don't know if they've fixed it already but the date will not show even if you can set it, which is weird if you think about it.Also I think this is caused by water damage or just a normal occurrence due to age but the LCD panel will corrode eventually. If you look closely at the bottom right part of my watch under the seconds, there is some corrosion happening with the display. For now it is not an issue, but the gameboy color watch we gave to our sister corroded really fast and is not showing anything anymore. It might've gotten wet, I dunno, but just be aware that it will most likely happen to your watches too.

Amazing conversation piece. The alarm sound is great! Would definitely recommend!

As someone with fond memories of this system when it launched I was pretty excited to represent two of my favorite things in one, watches and videogames. The design is simple, a scaled version of the Game Boy as it was complete with working directional pad and A & B buttons. Those are used for setting the alarm and date/time whereas the start/select buttons do nothing. It's very easy to change those options so that is a plus, I also found the strap to be very comfortable and appealing with the ridges as well to simulate the battery cover on the original unit.Visually it's a nice watch if you are into the nostalgia, but I found it to be a bit too thick and sticks out way too much. Maybe it's scaled down proportionally but this is a watch not an actual playable device and it would have benefited from having a slimmer profile. Being so thick makes it stand out more than it needs to that makes it more prone to possibly damaging it as the screen is very soft, seems like it's at risk for scratching or puncturing easily if not always being mindful. While I don't mind displaying a more geeky item like this, just wish it was a bit more subtle, something a slimmer design would have offered. The Casio Databank DBC-611 is a great example, same shape as a Gameboy just about yet still thin.Sadly I did not get to hear the Mario theme music when the alarm sounds, it displayed it was going off but no sound whatsoever, big let down there. For being such a basic no frills watch it's sad to see there are so many people having problems with these. To remove the battery you have to remove the straps and the screws underneath, yet there is a metal plate on the back that upon opening does nothing at all, its too small to remove the battery through plus you have to remove another metal plate that covers the battery as well. It's serves no function that I can see to even be there.The LCD display is decent enough, but is only viewable from certain angles otherwise it just disappears if it's angled, and there was some dust specs on the inside of the screen as well. Most offensive is the price at $30, it's just a nostalgia piece that could have used a few tweaks to really make it a must own. When my Casio F91W at only $10 blows this away in terms of durability, design and functionality there's no excuse here. While I really wanted to love it there is room for improvement that will probably never happen unfortunately. I might have stuck with it had the alarm actually worked but with all the issues it's not worth taking the risk until some quality control is taken into consideration. Hopefully they make a new revision in the future as I'd love to show my love for one of my favorite systems growing up, it certainly deserves better.

Es un reloj muy genial y con un estilo retro bastante único.