Rotary Apex 100 - Green Dial - 40mm
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The Rotary Apex 100 Chronograph is designed for individuals seeking a durable and stylish timepiece with versatile timing functions. Its key benefit lies in its robust construction and clear legibility, suitable for both daily wear and more demanding situations. A potential caveat for some users might be the 40mm dial size, which could be on the smaller side for those preferring larger watches. This watch features a distinctive green tappiserie sunray dial, a three-dial chronograph for precise timing, squared pushers for an engineered look, and is constructed from stainless steel for everyday resilience. It includes Japanese luminova for low-light visibility and 100m water resistance.
All features
| Dial Size | 40mm |
|---|---|
| Colour | Green |
| Series | Apex 100 |
| Model Part Number | 5018479168843 |
| Brand | Rotary |
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What type of movement does the Rotary Apex 100 have?
The Rotary Apex 100 Chronograph typically features a Japanese quartz movement, known for its accuracy and reliability.
How do I operate the chronograph functions?
The top pusher starts and stops the chronograph timing. The bottom pusher resets the chronograph hands back to their zero position. Always stop the chronograph before resetting.
Is the watch suitable for swimming?
With 100m water resistance, the watch is suitable for swimming and surface water activities. However, it is not designed for deep diving or prolonged submersion.
How do I clean the green dial?
The dial itself should not require direct cleaning. If dust or debris is visible through the crystal, gently wipe the crystal with a soft, dry microfiber cloth. Avoid touching the dial directly.
What is the material of the case and bracelet?
The case and bracelet are constructed from durable stainless steel.
How legible is the watch in the dark?
The watch features Japanese Luminova on its indices and hands, ensuring good legibility in low-light conditions after being exposed to light.
Troubleshooting
Chronograph not resetting to zero
Ensure the chronograph has been fully stopped before pressing the reset pusher. If the issue persists, it may require professional servicing.
Difficulty reading the dial in low light
The watch features Luminova. Ensure the watch has been exposed to light to charge the luminous material. If it doesn't illuminate, the Luminova may need recharging or servicing.
Watch stopped working
Check if the battery needs replacement. If the watch has a quartz movement, a dead battery is the most common cause. Consult a watch professional for battery replacement.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Durable stainless steel build for everyday resilience.
- Excellent low-light legibility thanks to Luminova.
- Functional chronograph for precise timekeeping.
- Stylish and unique green tappiserie dial.
- 100m water resistance provides confidence during daily wear.
Cons
- 40mm dial size may be too small for users preferring larger watches.
- Chronograph functions require user familiarization.
- While water-resistant, not suitable for deep diving or prolonged submersion.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup: The watch comes pre-set with the time and date. To adjust, pull the crown out to the first position to set the date and to the second position to set the time. The chronograph functions are operated by the top and bottom pushers; the top pusher starts/stops the timing, and the bottom pusher resets it.
Compatibility: As a standalone timepiece, it is universally compatible. Ensure the bracelet is comfortably sized for your wrist.
Care:
- Clean the stainless steel case and bracelet with a soft, damp cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners.
- Rinse with fresh water after exposure to salt water or chlorine. Dry thoroughly.
- Periodically check the chronograph pushers and crown for smooth operation.
- Avoid exposing the watch to extreme temperatures or strong magnetic fields.