Luxury Watches

Solar watches charge from any light and never need battery changes. They keep quartz accuracy while being better for the environment than standard battery watches. At Bijoux Eclore we have 154 solar watches in stock right now. From affordable daily wear to premium models with chronographs and GPS. All authentic with a full warranty and free shipping across Canada.

Solar watches work by capturing light through small cells under the dial. That light turns into electricity and is stored in a rechargeable capacitor. Sunlight, office lights or indoor bulbs all work. A few hours of normal light charges them for months. In total darkness for a year they stop but start again with light. No big problems for normal use in real life.

Advantages are clear. No battery swaps every few years. Same precision as quartz. Long power reserve so they keep running if you forget to wear them. Many customers love such functionality because it saves time and money on battery replacements. In Canada where winters are long and days are short, office lights or even indoor bulbs keep them charged without issue.

How Solar Watches Work in Real Life

Solar watches use small cells under the dial to catch light. That light turns into electricity and is stored in a rechargeable capacitor. Sunlight, office lights or indoor bulbs all work. A few hours of normal light charges them for months. In total darkness for a year they stop but start again with light. No big problems for normal use.

Advantages are clear. No battery swaps every few years. Same precision as quartz. Long power reserve so they keep running if you forget to wear them. Many customers love this because it saves time and money on battery replacements. In Canada where winters are long and days are short, office lights or even indoor bulbs keep them charged without issue.

Disadvantages are few. They need some light every few months. In complete darkness for a year they stop but start again with light. No major issues for normal use.

Best Solar Watches for Men

Here are some of our top solar watches right now. All in stock and ready to ship.

Seiko Prospex Sea Chronograph Solar Diver – SSC795J1

Case Size: 44.5mm x 51.6mm x 13.7mm
Movement: Seiko Caliber V192 Solar Quartz
Power Reserve: Approx. 6 Months (Full Charge)
Accuracy: ±15 Seconds Per Month
Crystal: Sapphire Crystal
Water Resistance: 200m Diver’s
Weight: 187g

 Price: Around $685

The Seiko Prospex SSC795J1 is a tough solar diver built for real underwater performance. With a solid stainless steel case, screw down crown and unidirectional bezel this watch is made to handle serious water use. LumiBrite on hands, indexes and bezel gives excellent night visibility which is perfect for diving or low-light conditions.

The V192 solar movement charges from any light source and runs for up to six months on a full charge. It also includes a chronograph up to 60 minutes, small seconds, 24 hour hand and date display. The solid bracelet with diver extension makes it comfortable and secure even over a wetsuit. Overall this is a strong and reliable solar diver for daily wear and weekend adventures.

Citizen Promaster Solar Dive Watch – EO2023-00A (36.5mm)

Case Size: 36.5mm
Movement: Citizen Caliber E168 Eco-Drive
Power Reserve: Runs on Any Light, No Battery Needed
Crystal: Mineral Crystal
Water Resistance: 200m / 20 Bar
Strap: Polyurethane Strap
Price: Around $300 to $400

The Citizen Promaster EO2023-00A is a compact and comfortable dive watch designed for everyday wear and water sports. Its smaller 36.5mm case makes it ideal for slimmer wrists while still keeping full diver performance. The screw down crown at 4 o’clock improves comfort and safety during movement.

Eco-Drive technology means it never needs a battery and keeps running with any light source. The silver dial with bold luminous hands and markers offers excellent readability underwater and at night. With strong build quality and reliable performance this is a great long-term daily diver watch.

Tissot PRC 100 Solar Quartz – T151.422.11.031.00

Case Size: 39mm
Movement: Lightmaster Solar Quartz
Power Source: Solar Charging (Indoor and Outdoor Light)
Crystal: Sapphire Crystal
Water Resistance: 100m
Bracelet: Stainless Steel
Price: Around $500

The Tissot PRC 100 Solar brings back a classic design with modern solar technology. The sharp dodecagonal bezel gives it a bold and elegant look suitable for office and casual wear. Its slim profile sits comfortably under shirt cuffs making it a great daily watch for work.

The Lightmaster solar movement charges from both natural and artificial light and includes an end of energy indicator. Sapphire crystal adds scratch resistance while the stainless steel bracelet keeps the watch looking premium. This is a perfect mix of clean style and modern convenience.

Casio G-Shock Tough Solar Atomic – AWG-M100-1A

Case Size: 52mm x 46.4mm x 14.9mm
Movement: Tough Solar with Atomic Timekeeping
Power Reserve: 6 Months Normal Use, 18 Months Power Save
Crystal: Mineral Glass
Water Resistance: 200m
Weight: 56g
Price: Around $140 – $170

This G-Shock is built for extreme durability with shock resistance and 200m water protection. Tough Solar charging keeps it running without battery changes while Multi-Band 6 atomic signals keep the time highly accurate automatically.

It features world time, stopwatch, countdown timer, alarms, LED light and full auto calendar. The hand shift function moves the hands away so the digital display is always visible. This watch is ideal for gym use, outdoor work and rough daily conditions.

Seiko Prospex Speedtimer Solar Chronograph – SSC947P1

Case Size: 41.4mm x 45.9mm x 13.3mm
Movement: Seiko Caliber V192 Solar Quartz
Power Reserve: Approx. 6 Months (Full Charge)
Crystal: Curved Sapphire with Anti-Reflective Coating
Water Resistance: 100m
Weight: 164g
Price: Around $770

The Seiko Speedtimer SSC947P1 offers a sporty racing inspired design with modern solar technology. The tachymeter bezel allows speed calculation while the chronograph tracks up to 60 minutes. The curved sapphire crystal improves comfort and adds premium feel.

Solar charging removes battery worries and provides strong daily reliability. Luminous hands and markers ensure visibility in low light while the stainless steel bracelet gives solid wrist presence. This watch is great for people who want sporty looks with everyday usability.

Many more in stock including Tissot T Touch Solar models Seiko Astron limited editions and Casio G Shock solar variants. See the full list here.

Seiko Solar Powered Watches vs. Citizen Eco-Drive

Seiko solar watches often have tool watch designs like divers and chronographs. Strong build and good lume. Great for people who like the classic mechanical look with solar benefits. Many models have a 200 meter water resistance and screw-down crowns for real use.

Citizen Eco Drive focuses on low maintenance and elegance. Many dressy and office friendly options. Super Titanium cases that are light and scratch resistant. Solar power keeps them running forever with no battery swaps.

Both are excellent. Choose Seiko for rugged use and dive watches. Choose Citizen for everyday elegance and zero battery changes.

Buying Guide for Solar Watches

• Pick a case size that fits your wrist: 38 to 42 mm for average.

• Decide on the style: dive chronograph or dress.

• Check the water resistance of 100 m minimum for swimming.

• Look for a sapphire crystal on higher models for scratch resistance.

• Set budget: basic solar starts low; premium ones cost more.

Most solar watches charge in hours of normal light. Keep them away from complete darkness for months. In the Canada office, lights or even indoor bulbs keep them charged even in winter. Many people leave them on a windowsill once a week if they do not wear them daily.

Seiko Astron GPS Solar

Case Size: Approx. 42 to 45mm (Model Variant par depend karta hai)
Movement: Seiko GPS Solar Quartz
Power Reserve: Approx. 6 Months (Full Charge)
Accuracy: GPS Sync ke baad Atomic Level Accuracy
Crystal: Sapphire Crystal with Super-Clear Coating
Water Resistance: 100m
Case Material: Titanium (Most Models)
Price: Around $1,800 to $2,500

The Seiko Astron is the world’s first GPS Solar watch that automatically adjusts to local time zones. It connects to GPS satellites and sets the exact local time anywhere in the world without manual adjustment. Solar charging means no battery replacements are needed.

The lightweight titanium case makes it comfortable for daily wear while the sapphire crystal provides strong scratch resistance. This watch is ideal for travelers and business users who want perfect time accuracy at all times.

Tissot T-Touch Connect Solar

Case Size: 43mm
Movement: Swiss Solar Quartz Smart Movement
Power Reserve: Months on Solar Charging (Normal Use)
Crystal: Sapphire Crystal
Water Resistance: 100m
Case Material: Titanium
Connectivity: Bluetooth Smartphone Sync
Price: Around $900 to $1,100

The Tissot T Touch Connect Solar is a hybrid smartwatch that combines classic Swiss watch design with smart features. The touchscreen sapphire crystal allows access to compass, altimeter, barometer, weather and notifications.

Solar charging removes the need for daily charging and the titanium case keeps the watch strong yet lightweight. It is ideal for people who want smart features for outdoor activities without wearing a full smartwatch.

Seiko Prospex Arnie Tropical Lagoon Solar (Special Edition)

Case Size: Approx. 47.8mm x 50.5mm x 14.8mm
Movement: Seiko Solar Quartz
Power Reserve: Approx. 6 Months (Full Charge)
Crystal: Hardlex Crystal
Water Resistance: 200m Diver’s
Case Material: Stainless Steel
Price: Around $500 to $650

The Seiko Arnie Tropical Lagoon is a bold and fun diver watch that combines the classic Arnie design with modern solar power. The tropical color dial stands out from traditional black divers and gives it a unique, eye catching look.

With 200m water resistance, a screw down crown and a strong case it is fully dive ready. The solar movement is reliable and great for daily wear. This watch is perfect for those who want sporty performance with a unique style.

Citizen Promaster Navihawk Solar Chronograph

Case Size: Approx. 44mm to 46mm
Movement: Citizen Eco-Drive Solar Quartz
Power Reserve: Runs on Any Light, No Battery Needed
Crystal: Sapphire or Mineral (Model par depend)
Water Resistance: 200m
Functions: Chronograph, Slide Rule Bezel, World Time
Price: Around $450 to $700

The Citizen Navihawk is an aviation-style pilot watch known for its technical design and powerful features. The slide rule bezel allows useful calculations for pilots and engineers while the chronograph is ideal for precise timing.

EcoD rive technology keeps the watch charged using any light source so battery replacement is never needed. With its strong build and detailed dial this watch is perfect for people who prefer bold, functional timepieces.

Citizen Eco-Drive Garrison Solar Field Watch

Case Size: Approx. 42mm
Movement: Citizen Eco-Drive Solar Quartz
Power Reserve: Runs on Any Light
Crystal: Mineral Crystal
Water Resistance: 100m
Strap: Leather or Fabric (Model par depend)
Price: Around $200 – $350

The Citizen Garrison follows a simple and clean field watch design inspired by military watches. Clear numbers and an uncluttered dial make it easy to read in all conditions including outdoors.

The Eco Drive solar movement makes it maintenance free and reliable. With its lightweight case and comfortable strap it is a great choice for daily casual wear, office use and light outdoor activities.