Casio Tough Solar Movement

It s accurate and reliable and can stay functioning after months in the dark.

Casio tough solar movement.

Recently casio launched a series of bluetooth watches that sync to the users cell phone to automatically update the time. The solar cells are so small and inconspicuous that they can be integrated easily into every watch face design. If you want a bulletproof solar g shock pick go for casio s g shock gwm5610 1. It fits any wrist big or small.

Today casio is focusing its efforts on solar powered radio controlled watches. Impressive tough movement technology. One of the best things about this watch is its modest 43mm size. The new tough movement technology combines four innovative functions.

The built in solar battery eliminates the nuisance of replacing batteries atomic timekeeping means the users never have to reset the time. Multiband 6 tough solar hybrid design and automatic pointer adjustment. A self charging solar power system drives the new casio w s210 series. Tough solar provides stable operation of various high load functions casio s original solar charging system converts not only sunlight but also light from fluorescent lamps and other sources into power.

Powering this casio edifice watch is a tough solar quartz movement that s powered by light both natural and artificial. A new eco friendly timepiece that graphs tidal movements moon phases and is 100m water resistant. The solar fields catch the light and transform it into energy. Solar watches are powered by light energy.

Q2 how much do i need to expose the watch to light for charging. Q1 what is the life of the solar cell and the rechargeable battery. Q3 though there is no need for battery replacement is there any other periodic maintenance required. It s a popular technology with citizen having their own version called eco drive watches.

The casio tough solar system is now so advanced that even the weakest light sources are sufficient to operate the watches. Multiband 6 the wave ceptor radio technology enables reception of radio from six signals one in germany the uk the usa and china and two in japan.