BERING Solar Watch - Silver - 39mm

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The BERING Solar Watch in silver is an ideal timepiece for individuals who value sustainable engineering combined with a minimalist Danish design. By utilizing solar power to run its movement, this watch removes the need for traditional battery changes, offering a convenient, eco-friendly experience for everyday wear. While its 39mm case provides a sleek profile suitable for most wrists, users should note that the solar cell requires consistent exposure to light sources to maintain optimal charge, making it less suitable for those who store their watches in dark environments for extended periods.
| Colour | Silver |
|---|---|
| Dial Size | 39mm |
| Model Part Number | 14639-Charity |
| Brand | BERING |
It uses a rechargeable solar cell that stores energy from light, so it does not require traditional disposable batteries.
It is rated at 5 ATM, meaning it can withstand splashes, rain, and short periods of shallow water immersion, but it is not suitable for swimming or diving.
If the watch stops, place it in a well-lit area for several hours until the hands resume normal operation.
Sapphire crystal is highly resistant to scratches, though it can still be damaged by impact with extremely hard materials like diamonds.
The watch features a 39mm dial size.
Place the watch dial-up under direct sunlight or a bright lamp for at least 8 to 12 hours to recharge the internal cell.
Ensure the watch is receiving consistent light exposure; if the problem persists, the internal rechargeable battery may require professional inspection.
Setting up your solar watch is straightforward: simply expose the dial to direct or indirect light to initiate movement. To maintain the watch, clean the surface using a soft, lint-free cloth to remove sweat or oils. While the watch is water-resistant to 5 ATM, it is recommended to avoid harsh chemicals or soaps that could degrade the seals over time. Ensure the watch is not stored in a dark drawer for several months at a time, as the internal battery requires occasional light to maintain its charge capacity. If the watch stops, placing it near a bright light source for several hours is typically all that is required to restore function.