Seiko GPS Solar Watch Review
Wednesday - 07 March 2012
Seiko has revealed the world's first GPS solar watch.
The Seiko Astron understands all 39 official time zones, accurately adjusting to local time at the touch of a button.
The timepiece can receive GPS signals, allowing it to identify time zones, time and date data from a global network of GPS satellites. The watch pinpoints its exact position on earth by connecting to four or more of the satellites, and the hands adjust automatically to the correct local time using Atomic Clock precision.
The Seiko Astron understands all 39 official time zones, accurately adjusting to local time at the touch of a button.
The timepiece can receive GPS signals, allowing it to identify time zones, time and date data from a global network of GPS satellites. The watch pinpoints its exact position on earth by connecting to four or more of the satellites, and the hands adjust automatically to the correct local time using Atomic Clock precision.
The Seiko Astron is solar powered and includes a perpetual calendar. There are three models available, each made in high-intensity titanium, with ceramic bezel and sapphire crystal with Super-Clear Coating.
