TISSOT | Lightmaster Solar technology – Thailandese

Since 2014, solar energy has powered Tissot’s journey, first illuminating the T-Touch Expert Solar, a bold step where tradition met technology. But light never stands still, and neither does Tissot. Introducing Lightmaster Solar technology—a breakthrough that captures both natural and artificial light to sustain the watch, allowing it to run continuously with minimal exposure. Unlike traditional solar watches that use visible photovoltaic panels beneath the dial, the PRC 100 Solar takes a different approach, integrating its light source beneath the sapphire crystal for a clean, uninterrupted design. Light passes through the sapphire crystal, reaching microscopic honeycomb-structured solar cells that optimise absorption without compromising the dial’s aesthetics. The energy is then transferred through the zebra connector integrated within case to the F06.615 Quartz Swiss Made movement, renowned for its precision. Surplus energy is stored in a rechargeable accumulator, ensuring an impressive 14-month autonomy in the dark on a full charge. Thanks to the low-consumption Swiss-made movement, energy retention is maximized for continuous operation even in minimal light exposure. Just 10 minutes of daylight provides 24 hours of battery life, meaning a few minutes of daily wear can sustain the watch indefinitely . The End of Energy (EOE) indicator signals when the battery is running low, shifting the second hand to four-second intervals as a reminder to recharge. Once exposed