BINGER Men's Dual Time Automatic Moon Phase Watch

Details of the Product

• This is an automatic watch with a push-button clasp, designed for men.
• The watch has a self-winding automatic movement, which is powered by the everyday movement of the wearer's arm.
• Its case size diameter is 41 millimeters, with a thickness of 12 millimeters.
• The watch features a sun/moon phase function that allows the wearer to easily determine whether it is day or night.
• It is a skeleton wristwatch, with an open-heart design to showcase the beauty of the mechanical work.
• The dual time watches have a cute clown style with a second time zone design, exuding unlimited charm.

About the B BINGER Ailang Series Watch

• The B BINGER Ailang Series watch is inspired by simple, elegant, and generous images and creates a unique emotional connection between the watch and the wearer.
• The watch is seen as a part of the wearer, a record of their life, personality, and important moments experienced.
• It is described as a journey into the past, akin to reading a book that records the wearer's life.
• The iconic style of the B BINGER Ailang Series watch is known for its attention to detail, focusing on the processing and work of details, while reinterpreting traditional watchmaking techniques.
• The design of the watch has created new Ailang Series watches, breathing new vitality into the timepiece and allowing each to have its own unique DNA and style to convey its message.

Instructions on Maintaining the Watch

• To start the automatic wrist watch, the spring will need to be fully wound by turning the crown clockwise 30-40 rounds.
• The self-winding automatic movement watch should be worn every day (for about 8 to 12 hours a day) to keep it functioning properly.
• The watch is wound by the motion of the wearer's arm, thanks to the rotor, which winds the watch's mainspring automatically.
• If the automatic watch is not worn for a day or two, or if the natural movement of the wrist is minimal, it will wind down and need to be supplemented by manual winding to get it started again.
• This can be done by turning the crown winding, which is attached to a ratchet that twists the mainspring tighter.
• Energy is stored in the mainspring manually by winding it up, and a separate set of gears called the keyless work winds the mainspring when the crown is rotated.
• When the crown is pulled out a short distance, it allows the hands to be turned to set the watch.

Join us in Exploring the Timeless Collection

• The collection invites customers to explore the unique and timeless designs offered by B BINGER in their Ailang Series of watches.

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