Although other smart watches, including the Pebble and Sony's Live Watch, can wirelessly connect with mobile phones, Androidly is the first to come with the operating system fully integrated.
Androidly has a 2inch screen and comes with a 2MP camera.
It runs on an older version of the Android operating system called Android 2.2 Froyo.
A speaker, camera and microphone are built into the device and it can be plugged into a USB socket to be used as a storage device.
It can also be used to charge the phone.
Androidly is the brainchild of four students from India - software developer Ankit Pradhan, communications professional Pavneet Singh Puri and lawyer Apurva Sukant plus teenager Siddhant Vats.
Sukant said: 'There are other such products in the market, but they mostly sync with a smartphone and are not phones in themselves.
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We have ported Android on to a much smaller board and built a wearable phone.'
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