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Beneath the dial of the Hamburg Solar is a discreet solar panel that converts both natural and artificial light into energy. This energy is stored in a rechargeable power cell, replacing the need for a conventional battery. Once fully charged, the watch runs for up to four months, even when kept in the dark.

The stored energy powers the precise Epson AS32 solar quartz movement, delivering reliable timekeeping every day. The Hamburg Solar combines the precision of traditional watchmaking with modern, low maintenance solar technology.

A practical feature: If the seconds hand begins moving in two second intervals, the power reserve is running low. Simply place the watch in the light for about ten minutes, and it will recharge and continue running reliably.

Beneath the dial is the reliable Epson AS32 solar-powered quartz movement, which draws its energy directly from light. The built-in solar panel converts sunlight and artificial light into electricity and stores it in a long-lasting energy storage unit.

Once fully charged, it runs for up to four months. When the energy storage runs low, the second hand moves in two-second intervals, signaling that the watch needs more light. After a short time in the light, it resumes running continuously.

With a rate accuracy of –20/+20 seconds per month and its characteristically smooth operation, the Epson AS32 stands for precision, sustainability, and reliability—a perfect match for Naos’s clear standards.