Where does the luminosity of my
watch's dial and hands come from?
traser uses two different technologies. The in-house manufactured self-powered illumination technology trigalight®, world’s smallest tritium light sources. It consists of hermetically sealed systems, which function entirely without the need for external light or energy sources. This technology offers 24/7 light reliability, for more than ten years as of production date. The other technology is named Super-LumiNova, it is a material for the dials and hands. The Super-LumiNova material takes its luminosity from daylight or any artificial source of light. The watch should, therefore, be exposed to bright light to ensure the luminosity of the dial and hands in the dark. Please note that the intensity and duration of the luminosity may vary depending on the watch model, the colour of the Super-LumiNova material and the time of exposure to the source of light.
To what depth are traser
watches water resistant?
A watch’s water resistance cannot be permanently guaranteed. It may be affected by the ageing of gaskets or by an accidental shock to one of the components assuring the water resistance such as the crown, the pushers and the crystal.
We recommend you have the water resistance of your traser watch checked once a year by an approved traser service centre.
What are the functions of the push
buttons on a chronograph?
The push buttons serve to start or stop the function and to reset the chronograph. Usually, the push button at 2 o'clock is to start and stop the chronograph function. The 4 o'clock button is to reset as well as to measure the split time.
Press…
1. The 2 o'clock push-button to start the chronograph.
2. The 4 o'clock push-button to read the intermediary time.
3. Once again to continue (repeat the last two actions as many times as you wish to read the intermediary time while the chrono carries on).
4. The 2 o'clock push-button to stop finally.
5. The 4 o'clock push-button to reset.
