Watch- Nice & Naughty Meter Watch- Black
$35.00
Nice & Naughty Meter Watch.
Leather Band- Will fit up to 9-1/2 wrist
Bands available are Red or Black. The watch stem is one the left side 9 o'clock position because of the meter. The Watch keeps excellent time. Japanese movement.
This watch was first made by me about 5 years ago. The meter does function but the meter which is really a compass mechanism is affected by the electromagnetic field of the battery.
Most Santa's that have bought this in the past have used a very small magnetic in the tip of their gloved index finger to control the out come of the number you want the meter to stop at. See small silver magnetic beside the watch.The picture with replacement band is just for viewing.
48 in stock
Santa Bill –
This is an oversize large watch. Really fun design similar to the one in the Santa Caluse 2. Nice heavy watch. As described. Leather band. Definitely will catch attention and be a conversation piece. Keeps time. Only reason 4 stars, is it’s a little on the large size.
Santa Cliff –
Kids, parents and the promoters love this watch.
Michael Day –
A surprisingly fun watch and compass combo!!
The bigger compass acts as a “Naught or Nice” meter. With the aid of a small magnet in my gloved fingertip I was able to make the compass point spin around to the number I wanted it to land on. And by slightly moving my finger around without actually touching the watch, I could make the meter climb or fall as if by magic!!
When showing my Mrs Claus and making the meter land into the 9 or 10 range, stating that she must be a very good girl, she laughed and giggled and was very taken with the watch wanting to know how to make it drop in the naughty range. Needless to say we had a fun time playing with making the meter move up and down.
The watch itself is a quality item. Well made and large enough for children to see the meter. With some practice and Santa pander children and adults will find this a delight of Santa’s magic!! I love it and can’t wait to use it this year.
Thank you,
Santa Michael