Best Solar Watches Reviews

This watch is delivered in a beautiful blue box (perfect for gifts) and the unboxing experience is quite pleasant. Once you take it in your hand, you can tell it is a high-quality timepiece, with a beautiful stainless steel bracelet with diver extension and a solid stainless steel case and a Hardlex crystal lens.  

The fact that it runs on solar power and its great water-resistance, make the Prospex watch perfect for adventurers who enjoy summer water sports or specialists who need to work on or near water. 

In addition, the black dial features a uni-directions diving bezel and luminous hands and markers, for better visibility in low-light conditions. Besides the three-hands movement (V175 quartz), the dial also features three chronograph subdials and one date window. For setting these complications, there are two screwdown pushers (in the 2 and 4 o’clock positions) and one screwdown crown (at 3 o’clock). 

Overall, the Prospex is a masculine-looking watch, with several impressive features. As such, it works well in most professional environments where it will attract words of praise and admiration.

Focused on bringing the long-lasting beauty of the icy Arctic landscapes in the spotlight, this timepiece is more than just a gorgeous piece! The watch is designed in Denmark, which explains the effort to maintain a minimalist visual appearance with high-quality materials and features. 

The IP-plated medical-grade (316L) stainless steel mesh bracelet and case, and the highly scratch-resistant and flat sapphire crystal lens combine nicely with the all-black visuals of the dial. The face is only disturbed by the white hour markers, black and white hands, and window date (3 o’clock position).

In the spirit of true minimalism, the main power source of its Japanese Quartz movement is light (provided by the sun or artificial sources). 

In conclusion, this is a slim-looking timepiece that looks great on both men and women. It’s also only equipped with basic time features and its water resistance is minimal (50m or 164 feet). As such, it is a perfect fit for office environments but it also does a great job for people who prefer outdoor activities as well.

With a slim and discrete design, this Citizen watch can be integrated into both casual and office scenarios. The stainless steel case and mineral crystal lens give a note of class and style, while the nylon strap talks about durability even in tough conditions. 

The black analog dial features a date window (in the 3 o’clock position) and a three-hand movement with a red sweeping second-hand. The face has Arabic numeral for hour markers and an outer ring for minutes. The entire mechanism is powered by a Japanese quartz movement that charges from natural or indoor light due to Eco-Drive technology (Citizen’s proprietary). This means you won’t ever have to replace the battery on this watch! 

Lastly, the watch is resistant to water (up to 330ft depth), has a textured crown for easy gripping, and luminosity for better view under low-light conditions.

As the name suggests, this timepiece is created for backpackers, hikers, and people who usually have an active outdoor lifestyle (whether it’s for work or for fun). 

Equipped with Tough Solar Power technology, the Pro Trek PRW2500T is a solar-powered, digital sports watch. This means that you can use sunlight to recharge the battery, which will hold about 5 months on a full charge with all the features available and without any further charging. In Power Saving mode the watch is supposed to last for about 23 months. 

Other features that make this watch stand out are Multi-Band Atomic Timekeeping, Tide Graph, Moon Data, digital compass, altimeter (with the possibility to save data), barometer, thermometer, and more. In addition, its water-resistance and EL backlight with afterglow, make it a fantastic tool for divers and people who are usually around water.

As a timekeeper, the Pro Trek is equipped with a stopwatch, countdown timer, five alarms, full auto-calendar programmed until 2099, 12/24h formats, and more. 

In terms of design, this is a rather bulky watch with lots of buttons and plenty of information displayed at almost any time. Still, due to the titanium bracelet, it is not as heavy as you’d expect. It’s also complex, due to the multitude of features it has to offer, so it takes a bit of reading the instructions and playing with the settings to learn what it does.

Elegant, reliable, and solar-powered, this timepiece can be the perfect solution for busy ladies. The visual impact is very pleasing due to the two-toned (silver & gold) stainless steel bracelet and case. In addition, the bezel features a golden tone and is set with diamonds.

The analog dial has a Mother Of Pearl background with a three-hand Japanese quartz movement and a date window in the three o’clock position. The hands and hour markers are golden, which affords the watch a sense of luxury.

The face of the watch and the mechanism inside are protected by a scratch-resistant Hardlex crystal lens which improves visibility. However, it’s important to note that this is not a watch with good water resistance. While it can withstand the occasional splashing, it may not recover if you take it swimming.

If you’re looking for a watch that has the same durability features as the G-shock series but comes with fewer specialized features and a more affordable price, this Sports analog-digital design may do the trick. 

The watch is large enough to provide users with information in an easy-to-read manner and comes with a self-charging solar power system that keeps it going for long periods of time. In addition, its design is all about comfort and practicability. 

The resin strap is easy to clean and adjust (also waterproof), the plastic case is strong, and the side buttons are protected against water and dust. In addition, the crystal lens is scratch-resistant and doesn’t reflect the light, which makes it easy to read the watch in direct sunlight. 

Set-up has a learning curve due to the multitude of features (dual countdown timers, stopwatch, World Time for 31 timezones and 48 cities, daylight savings, and 5 Alarms). You’ll also remark the rather clean face (two-hands movement, digital area, and battery status indicator) and the luminous indicators and hands.   

Overall, this is a great watch for keeping track of your fitness activity, hiking, swimming, and other sports. It is durable and looks nice on your wrist without being too bulky.

The slim profile and exquisite stainless steel design make this a beautiful timepiece for ladies. Like all Bering watches, it features a minimalist interface, with a clean dial (golden-toned three-hands movement and date window) and high-end materials. 

This model fits both the highly-driven career woman who needs an accessory for formal outfits and the entrepreneur ladies who can enjoy a bit more freedom when it comes to their attire. Also, it comes in the traditional Bering packaging, so it makes for a very nice gift. 

The analog dial is simple but the golden accents and hour markers give it a touch of luxury. Also, the mesh bracelet and case are made from silver IP-plated medical grade (316L) stainless steel, which is a beautiful and durable material. 

Lastly, this is a light powered watch, since it can be charged when exposed to any source of light. As such, it looks good on your wrist in the office and it is extremely reliable since it won’t run out of battery anytime soon.