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Ecodrive watches

Eco-Drive watches use a technology of the Japanese watchmaker Citizen, who developed a special form of the solar watch.

Sunlight, heat, movement and artificial light (e.g. interior lighting) provide an Eco-Drive watch with the necessary energy.

A full battery charge will allow most Eco-Drive watches to operate continuously for more than six months in complete darkness.

Eco-Drive-watches need no battery.

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Electric / Quartz watches

Electric watches are powered by batteries or solar cells. Batteries are mainly used in classic quartz watches.
For the sake of the environment we offer in our shop many electric wristwatches powered by solar cells as an environmentally friendly alternative.

Wristwatches with an electric movement are generally estimated for their reliability and accuracy, as these vary by a maximum of ± 30 seconds per month. This value is only exceeded by radio-controlled watches.

Electric watches are usually very robust and low-maintenance.

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Radio controlled watches

A radio controlled watch is powered by a solar movement or a battery.

Quartz movements are used in radio-controlled watches.

With the help of a time signal received from a time signal transmitter, radio-controlled watches are able to adjust themselves to the correct time every day.

The annoying conversion of the watch to summer and winter time is no longer necessary with this type of watch. Manual adjustments do not have to be carried out.

About GPS some models of radio controlled watches recognize when they are in a different time zone. This makes this watch type an ideal companion for travellers.

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Mechanical watches

... are the most widespread type of watch and use - as the name suggests - a mechanical drive that does without a battery or a solar movement.

This watch type is divided into manual and automatically operated movements according to the type of power supply. The manual power supply is provided by manual winding via a crown located on the side of the watch case. The automatic operation is guaranteed by arm movements while wearing.

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Multifunction watches

Multifunction watches are optically very attractive and at first glance they often look like classic chronographs, which provides a further explanation for their popularity - in addition to their functional diversity.

Multifunction watches include many interesting additional functions that conventional wristwatches do not offer:

These chronometers can be used to display 24h, several time zones and weather data, e.g. GPS-based measurements. Runners, athletes, hikers, and travelers can retrieve details of routes covered, location displays, digital compass, altimeter, or heart rate in a combination of GPS data and timing. Individual multifunction clocks even offer a tide display.

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Swiss made watches

The seal dating back to a 17th century regulation "Swiss Made" identifies high-quality products of the Swiss watchmaking guild, which are generally known as Swiss watches. In 1971 this regulation was regulated in a legal provision.

The most important feature of the seal: Manufacture, assembly and inspection of "Swiss Made" products always take place in Switzerland and follow high quality guidelines.

Quality, reliability and longevity are the characteristics for which the "Swiss Made" seal is known worldwide.

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Smartwatches / Digital watches

Who is enthusiastic about technology, could not resist digital watches already in the 80s. With calendar functions, multi-function alarms and currency calculators, these watches support their wearers even more versatile today. Even in chronographs the digital character displays and functions are used, sometimes only to combine them with the appearance and functions of the analogue device.

The development of Smartwatch goes even further. This type of watch follows the objective of making a maximum of useful functions available to watch wearers .

During Jogging, the watch supplies you with your favourite music - via Bluetooth and corresponding headphones.

And if you occasionally like to run "cross-country", the GPS system helps you not to lose sight of the way back.

E-Mails or Contact requests lets you keep an eye on this watch even during the lunch break or during an appointment. All you have to do is make sure the watch is connected to a smartphone or tablet. And if it's urgent, send voice messages or short information with the Smartwatch.
The watch is a kind of micro office.

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Solar watches

Sunlight is all a solar watch needs to operate its movement.

However, this watch also works without solar energy. Energy gained in the sun is stored in a rechargeable battery to ensure continuous operation. This mechanism is known as dark power reserve.

Solar watches do not require a battery.

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Divers watches

With a diver's watch you keep diving time and the ascent time including the decompression breaks reliably under observation.

Diver watches are characterized by a tested water resistance (of at least 20 atm) and must show a readability of time and dive time from a distance of 25 cm (also in darkness). In addition, this type of watch must offer the possibility of preselecting a time span by means of a timer or bezel.

The criteria that a diver's watch must meet in order to be sold in Germany are defined in DIN 8306.

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Titanium watches

Pure titanium, in contrast to most alloys, contains no nickel and is 100% anti-allergic and very kind to the skin.

Titanium weighs only about half the weight of stainless steel and is also much more robust.

Titanium watch cases are surrounded by an extremely robust protective layer that protects the case from scratches and damage.

Titanium watches are also corrosion resistant.

Compare with stainless steel, titanium is slightly darker and shines less.

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Mechanical movements

Mechanical watch movements consist of several gear movements, an oscillating system for gear control, a spring mechanism as a drive mechanism and other components.

As the name suggests, mechanical movements are not powered by a battery.

A winding crown is used to tension the spring mechanism so that the movement receives the energy necessary for the mechanics to measure time correctly.

Mechanical movements must therefore be wound regularly.

Automatic movements

... do not have to be wound as long as the watch is worn on the wrist. Although this movement is also a mechanical movement, the energy supply is provided by a rotor, which is set in motion by the natural movement of the wrist. As a result of this movement, the spring develops the necessary tension to keep the mechanism of the movement in operation.
The normal wearing of the watch ensures that the movement is permanently supplied with the necessary energy.

The watch should spend longer periods of rest in a watch winder if you do not want to wind it manually. Mechanical movement prevents the watch from being completely discharged and prevents the movement from becoming resinous.

Quartz movements

Quartz movements can be distinguished from automatic watches by looking at the back of the case. While automatic watches often reveal their inner workings through a glass back, quartz movements hide behind an opaque case back.

The power supply of a quartz watch is usually provided by a battery or - not infrequently - by solar cells. The batteries must be replaced regularly.

Quartz watches are very popular in the sports and leisure sector because they are particularly robust and have a small advantage over other watches.