Tissot PRC 100 Solar Watch - Blue - 39mm

When fully charged, the Tissot PRC 100 Solar can hold a power reserve for approximately 6 months in standby mode, provided it is not exposed to light during this period.

No, the solar-powered quartz movement recharges from light, eliminating the need for traditional battery replacements.

Expose the watch face to natural sunlight or a bright artificial light source. Direct sunlight is the most efficient, but avoid prolonged exposure to intense heat.

Yes, with 100-meter water resistance, it is suitable for swimming, showering, and snorkeling. However, avoid operating the crown or pushers underwater.

The dodecagonal bezel refers to the 12-sided shape of the watch's bezel, adding a distinctive aesthetic detail to its design.

The watch features a quick-release bracelet system. Simply locate the small lever on the underside of the strap near the watch case and pull it back gently to release the spring bar.

This is a function of the solar movement. When the second hand begins to move in two-second intervals, it signals that the watch's power reserve is low and it needs to be exposed to light.

The watch requires charging. Expose it to a bright light source (natural or artificial) for several hours. If the issue persists after a full charge, consult the user manual or a Tissot service center.

Ensure the watch has been adequately charged. If it has been in low light for an extended period, the accuracy may temporarily be affected. If accuracy issues continue after charging, contact a Tissot authorized dealer.

Ensure you are using the quick-release lever correctly. Gently pull the lever inwards to release the spring bar. If it's stiff, ensure no debris is obstructing the mechanism. Refer to the strap manufacturer's instructions if using a non-Tissot strap.

Sapphire crystal is highly scratch-resistant. Significant scratching may indicate extreme impact or damage from very hard materials. Minor scuffs are uncommon but may require professional polishing.