When this feature is activated, a slight twist of the wrist is enough to illuminate the watch's background. Energy-saving: The full-auto illuminator works only in dark environments. Whether in Europe, North America, and Japan, or in large parts of Canada, Central America, and China – once the watch is set to the local time zone, it receives the corresponding radio signal and always displays the exact time. In many countries, it also independently adjusts for daylight saving and standard time. The watch receives the local radio signal and automatically sets itself to always show the correct time.

The first digital wristwatches appeared in the 1970s. They have since become firmly established and offer an interesting alternative to classic analog watches. The digital watch allows you to comfortably read the time down to the minute using an LCD display. Additionally, many models feature sophisticated extra functions, such as a date display or a stopwatch function. The watch is a practical accessory for everyday life, keeping you aware of the time at all times.