do they float on top of the watch??
1675242
Yes, the chacters float on the water to make it easy for the child to catch. This was one of my grandsons go-to bath toys. We also put foam letters or numbers in the water and caught those too. Lots of fun to be had with this set.
199354
Yes they do. You can actually see this in the photos on the product listing. One of the photos has both of them adjusted so that they are vertical.
12878
They float. They are very lightweight but do not have holes to get water inside of them. I bought these for my 6 yr old nephew and he loves them! He even plays with them in the pool!
1620735
No. They are made out of a dense rubbery plastic. Underwater they will glide smoothly.
570567
Hi Giulie, I got these for my grandson for lifeguarding. As long as you aren't dragging them in the sand/rocks on take off or landing they should be find.
2022037
Yes, but due to all of the channels for bubbles of air to be trapped, they will float. You can force the bubbles out by shaking them under water, but they stop floating eventually anyway.
1234158
I think if the watch can lay flat they would fit, if they are not the large thick watches. Most women's watches are small and that would be ok
115855
It does not float by itself. It needs to be attached to something, like the wrist strap, that is buoyant enough to float it, or at least make it easy to snag or hook from a distance, or below the surface.
359385
Yes! I personally own a few of these and they float about mid way, not completely on the surface but still float. Using an iPhone
1746888
It does actually float. There is a magnet at the top of the TARDIS and another at the top of the stand. These two magnets are attracted to each other. Without the batteries (or DC power supply) the TARDIS will stick to the top of the stand. However, when you provide electricity, there is an electric field which repels the two magnet just a little bit, creating a "perfect spot" where the TARDIS is in perfect balance between the attracting magnetic field and the repelling electric field. It is a very sensitive "perfect spot" and a little knock can take it out of floating.
668639
That is the one thing I cannot do. I wear cuff watches and they hang over the top very nicely. Have quite a few in different colors so it looks nice and decorative.
1715023
I think they all do, the glow one, the snow one and the diamond plate ones definately do, I have a Sol cosmos one also and even though its bigger it still floats more than it sinks :)
131257
Yes if you push straight up on them while they are unclipped the will pop straight up and off the top of the lid. The good part is they just slide right back into place and you just push down and they snap back in. When you unsnap them you just need light forward pressure and they pop past the lip. If you lift up while you are pulling them forward while unspinning them they do pop off. I have five of these units for my watch parts inventory. About once a week a latch will pop off on me and I just snap it back on. It could have been designed a little better but I still love these cases for keeping my small watch parts in order and if need more space in the future I would buy a sixth rack. Yes if you push straight up on them while they are unclipped the will pop straight up and off the top of the lid. The good part is they just slide right back into place and you just push down and they snap back in. When you unsnap them you just need light forward pressure and they pop past the lip. If you lift up while you are pulling them forward while unspinning them they do pop off. I have five of these units for my watch parts inventory. About once a week a latch will pop off on me and I just snap it back on. It could have been designed a little better but I still love these cases for... » Read More Yes if you push straight up on them while they are unclipped the will pop straight up and off the top of the lid. The good part is they just slide right back into place and you just push down and they snap back in. When you unsnap them you just need light forward pressure and they pop past the lip. If you lift up while you are pulling them forward while unspinning them they do pop off. I have five of these units for my watch parts inventory. About once a week a latch will pop off on me and I just snap it back on. It could have been designed a little better but I still love these cases for keeping my small watch parts in order and if need more space in the future I would buy a sixth rack. « Show Less
565805
Yup, they float. I even threw a couple in our little outdoor kiddie pool and my kid loves it.
1994367
I am not sure about them floating upright. Based on other comments, if you need them all to float up right I would probably not buy them. My kids love to play with them in water and everywhere! We never really noticed how they floated.
2082724
They don't "light up" but they are very visible in the dark and after experimenting with the watch you will find how to turn on the light. However I rarely use the lights because they are not needed very often.
1701414
I have purchased a couple of these. They are as seen with the float installed. Hope this helps.