Cabinet material:
• Recycled fishing nets from the Indian Ocean.

Strap material:
• Striped NATO strap made from 100% recycled PET bottles.

Type of clockwork:
• Japanese Solar clock (3 hours of light = 6 months of power).

Glass:
• Anti-reflective sapphire crystal for optimal clarity.

Water resistance:
• Up to 100 metres / 10 bar.

Cabinet dimensions:
• Diameter of 42 mm.

To colour:
Cabinet:
• Black.

Band:
• "Red Alert,"
• "Blue Marine,"
•"Green Ocean" striped.

Dial:
• Black with white, green and blue numbers.

Assembly: •
Assembled in the Netherlands with a globally sustainable process.

1. Cleaning: Gently clean the case and strap with a soft, damp cloth. Avoid harsh cleaning agents.

2. Charging: Make sure the watch is regularly exposed to light to charge the solar energy. Only
3 hours of light is sufficient for 6 months of use.

3. Storage: Store the watch in a cool, dry place when not in use. Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight and high temperatures.

1. How does the Gyre SeaCleaner's solar propulsion work?
The watch charges itself through exposure to light, both natural and artificial. Three hours of light provides enough energy to keep the watch functioning for six months without additional charging.

2. Is the watch suitable for water activities?
Yes, the Gyre SeaCleaner watch is water resistant to 100 meters/10 bar. This makes it suitable for swimming and snorkeling, but not for deep-sea diving.

3. Can the NATO strap be replaced?
Yes, the NATO strap is replaceable and can easily be swapped out for other straps, depending on your preference. Gyre also offers durable replacement strap options.

Order your Gyre SeaCleaner Watch now and contribute to a cleaner ocean and a more sustainable future!