Solios launched its latest designer timepiece, 'The Solar Curve.' This watch uniquely boasts an incredibly long-lasting six-month power reserve that charges via a solar panel behind the dial of the watch. The watch is capable of charging its full six-month battery after just two hours of direct exposure to light, regardless of the source of light, meaning the watch will functionally never run out of power if it is regularly worn.
The Solar Curve has a sleek monochromatic design with an all-black dial with silver accents, a stainless steel bezel, and a set of silver and black time hands. This watch is available in a number of colors with a variety of different straps, such as black, blue, brown, and more. Prices for The Solar Curve begin at approximately $340 CAD, or around $260 USD.
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Solios' 'The Solar Curve' Has a Six-Month Power Reserve
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