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A good lum,
100m water resistance at least
And for my experience, a solar quartz movement. They are the more reliable, no service, no battery…
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That sounds quite interesting. I’ve never heard of this, actually. What happens when you live in places like POLAND that sometime we go weeks without seeing the sun in winters LOL
One of the most popular options from Casio can run without a light source for up to 10 months… Plus the solar panels are very sensitive and can recharge even from artificial light.
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As astratev said. Seiko or Citizen Solar movements have six months range once fully loaded. And they load with any light.
Doesn’t want something else till I have tried that.
My first answer was quite short.
Let me add that readability in a glance is very important.
And for those over 45 or so, readability in the dark without riding glasses. Searching you glasses when you wake up at night to see the time is not an option.
And in this case, all index don’t have to be luminous cause it it makes an unreadable jam.
For all combinations I tested, 2-4-6-8-10-12 are the best. With 2 dots or a triangle at 12.
Hands have to be very different with a significant difference of size.
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