Disney Frozen Reloj analógico de cuarzo 3D para niños

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Disney Frozen Reloj analógico de cuarzo 3D para niños, Morado, Plástico para niños

Folleto de hora para decir la hora: incluido con cada compra hay un reloj interactivo para profesores de tiempo, dando a los niños y padres una forma divertida de aprender a decir la hora.
Esfera fácil de leer: diseño con manecillas etiquetadas hora y minuto y una pista de minutos para ayudar a los niños a aprender a decir la hora.
Reloj de Disney con licencia oficial: para los amantes de Disney, este reloj oficial de Disney cuenta con personajes queridos favoritos de los fanáticos directamente de las películas de Disney.
Materiales de calidad: nuestros relojes Disney están probados en laboratorio y fabricados con acero inoxidable de alta calidad para respaldos. Las fundas son de plástico para garantizar la durabilidad durante el juego de los niños. El diámetro de la caja mide 1.260 in y el tamaño de la correa de 0.630 in.
Resistente al agua: hasta 98.4 ft, lo que significa que es seguro de llevar bajo la lluvia o salpicar. No se recomienda usarlo al bañarse, nadar, bucear, etc.
Regalo perfecto: ya sea para ti o para un fan de Disney, este es el regalo perfecto para invocar tus recuerdos de personajes más favoritos. Ideal para graduación, cumpleaños, vacaciones o cualquier ocasión especial.

Disney Frozen Elsa and Anna W002437 Reloj de plástico para niñas con correa de plástico púrpura 3D
Mickey Mouse is synonymous with Disney, and thats because hes their official mascot. But cartoon Mickey who was originally named Mortimer has plenty of characters to keep him company thanks to Walt Disney Studios. Its prolific animated feature films have captured the imagination of children from one to 92 for decades.
Located in Burbank, California, the enormous media corporation of today began back in 1923 by the Disney brothers, Walt and Roy. They first started producing silent movies, but by 1928, the famous Steamboat Willie, starring Mickey Mouse, began the tradition of synchronized sound. By 1929 the funloving mouse was a comic strip and soon thereafter the brothers were making color movies.
Before long the popular featurelength animations like Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, Bambi and Cinderella were created. 1950 saw the first completely liveaction feature, Treasure Island and Disneys foray into television, which was a complete success. The longrunning series, Disneyland, began a relationship with the ABC network that is now owned by Disney. This TV series was the inspiration for the theme parks, 14 of which exist today around the world.
Walt Disney died in 1966 and Roy took over, releasing The Aristocats in 1970 as the first animated film without his brothers input. Thankfully, the movie was a big hit. But by 1971 Roy also died, and the control of the company went to Walts soninlaw, Ron Miller, along with Donn Tatum and Card Walker. Through the 1970s and 1980s, there were many partnerships and the brand diversified.
Michael Eisner became the CEO in 1984 and broadened the companys holdings. He kept his post until Robert Iger took over in 2005. Disney now owns and operates within the following industries: entertainment, theme parks and resorts, consumer products and media networks. Who knew one mouse and two imaginative brothers could create such a longstanding empire