Maker's produces solar-powered timepieces designed for daily life, featuring eco-friendly charging capabilities, interchangeble straps, and water-resistant constructions.
Maker's is a watch brand known for its solar-powered technology and versatile designs. Their timepieces, such as the TS1-36BKBR Solar Watch, eliminate the need for disposable batteries by utilizing rechargeable cells that draw power from both natural and artificial light sources. Designed for durability and everyday wear, Maker's watches typically feature water resistance ratings suitable for daily exposure to moisture, such as rain or perspiration.
The brand emphasizes user customization and ease of maintenance, offering features like 'Easy Lever' straps that allow owners to swap bands quickly without tools. From mesh bands to leather and nylon NATO straps, Maker's provides a variety of aesthetic options. The watches are engineered to function reliably in diverse environments, with mechanisms to prevent overcharging and indicators for low battery power.
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When not wearing the watch, place it in a sunny location such as a windowsill. For optimal performance, expose the watch to direct sunlight for 5-6 hours at least once a month. Covering the watch with clothing will prevent it from charging.
This is a low battery notification. The watch is still keeping accurate time, but the battery needs to be recharged by exposing the watch to light. It will stop operating after about two days if not charged.
Most models have water resistance for daily life (3, 5, or 10 bar), meaning they can withstand sweat, face washing, and rain. They should not be submerged or placed under high-pressure water taps.
Insert a small flathead screwdriver into the clasp hole to lift the clasp. Slide it to the desired position, align the grooves, and press the clasp back down firmly to lock it in place.