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When it comes to tactical watches built to endure just about anything, Swiss brand traser is one of the best options out there. Built for use, traser timepieces don’t cut corners and all feature always-on trigalight tritium tubes for non-stop utility. Now, with the new traser P68 Pathfinder Solar, that utility is being boosted with a Swiss-made solar movement for limitless exploration.
Building on the success of the P68 Pathfinder Automatic, the new P68 Pathfinder Solar shares the same case, with a 46mm diameter, 12.8mm thickness, and 55.5mm lug-to-lug. These dimensions ensure optimal readability of all indications on the dial while keeping the watch suitable for most wrist sizes. The case is made from 316L stainless steel and treated with a matte black PVD coating, giving the Pathfinder Solar a highly tactical look with an adventuring spirit reinforced by a sapphire crystal, signed screw-down crowns, and 100m water resistance. The watch is completed with your choice of fitted rubber or black or grey-brown textile pass-through strap, all of which perfectly complement the case and offer ideal comfort and durability.
Designed for the true explorer, the new P68 Pathfinder Solar is equipped with a rotating compass bezel, operated with the screw-down crown at 8 o’clock. Just like its Pathfinder siblings, the Solar enables navigation during any trek, whether you’re on a well-tread trail or pushing through the backwoods. Just align the hour hand with the sun, then rotate the bezel so that “S” (in the Northern Hemisphere) or “N” (in the Southern Hemisphere) is positioned midway between the hour hand and 12 o’clock. With this simple method, you’re never lost (even when your cell phone is).
The dial is the first place you’ll see a distinction between the Automatic and Solar versions of the P68 Pathfinder. Dominating the center of the slatted dial is the solar cell of the Swiss solar movement that powers the watch. Just one minute will bring a dormant P68 back to life and a further minute will see it fully powered for 24 hours. Fully charged, the watch can run autonomously for eight months. Of course, traser has ensured that the balance and clarity of the dial were left unaffected, and the layout and design ensure that the watch is always easy to read, even with the briefest of glances.
traser has gone the extra mile to ensure that, no matter what time of day it is, the watch will be legible and functional. The compass ring and the glass gasket that surrounds it are treated with Super-LumiNova, while the rest of the dial features trigalight tritium tubes. That means that with a quick flash of light, the compass is ready to use in even the darkest wilderness, and the hands, indices, and dial will glow constantly and consistently without any external energy source.
This new offering from traser continues the brand’s commitment to functional, durable watches. Solar-powered with trigalight tritium, the only limit with the new P68 Pathfinder Solar is how far you’re willing to go. No place is too remote, no journey too far, and no night too dark. The traser P68 Pathfinder Solar is priced at $690 USD on either pass-through textile strap and $750 USD on the fitted rubber strap. For more information, please visit the traser website.
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