Timex Launches AI Stories to Teach Children Analog Time

Sep 30, 2026
Timex Tales uses Google Gemini and Nano Banana to create personalized stories that teach children ages 5 to 10 how to read analog clocks.

Timex launched Timex Tales, an interactive storytelling experience built with Google Cloud tools to teach children how to read analog clocks, the company said in a press release. The service is available now and is designed for children ages 5 to 10.

Timex Tales uses Google Gemini and runs on Google Cloud Run. Nano Banana generates personalized adventures featuring animals in settings such as castles, cities, and outer space.

The stories teach children to identify hour and minute hands, distinguish between AM and PM, and connect time with parts of the day. Each session includes a downloadable toolkit with printable watches and clocks featuring movable hands.

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