TESLAR: A Watch That Makes You Feel Good?

Nowadays, we're constantly surrounded by technology. We all have mobile phones, Air Pods, Apple Watches, televisions, and constant bombardment by WI-FI, Bluetooth, and other invisible networks that affect our natural electromagnetic field. The truth is, today's society is as connected as it's ever been, and we couldn’t work or be read this article without this technology that's supposedly polluting our psyche and potentially our bodies. Since we can't get rid of the problem, how can we live with it? Well, TESLAR has found a solution that may just do the trick.

Part of TIMEX's Group Luxury Division, TESLAR is a Nanotechnology that has been created to counter the effects of man-made electromagnetic fields. The technology is not something new, as Philippe Stein initially commercialized TESLAR. But since the relationship ended TESLAR tried to find ways to come back to the market and decided that it would be wise to re-launch their brand with updated technology, stronger than the initial concept commercialized with Philippe Stein.
 

Combining this type of technology in a watch claims to have the potential to combat magnetism with the added benefit of telling the time. The ELF Nanotech chip that is visible from the case back (i.e. a small triangular piece of copper) works in combination with a Swiss Ronda quartz movement and the internal battery to create a natural and unique earth signal that the brand claims to have the potential the reduce effects of electromagnetic pollution.
 

To get scientific, TESLAR claims the electric field from the battery works in harmony with the magnetic field of the coil and creates a “zero-point” waveform with a scalar pulse that mimics the earth's natural frequency of 7-9Hz. While wearing the TESLAR watch, this frequency is pulsed in the body's energy system. The byproduct of these impulses are the supposed benefits of stress and anxiety relief. 
 

How do you know if it works for you? In stores, TESLAR says they'll make available a stress and energy tester, which the brand claims will show the effects with and without the watch so that users can see the potential benefits.
 

About those tests, Marai adds, "We made several tests, with people that had extremely high levels of stress, and molecular levels of energy and all the lines crossed with each other, and by wearing the watch, the lines started being more parallel as they should be. The stress line goes down, and the energy line goes up."
 

This technology has an expiry date, and when the chip will no longer work, first the wearer will feel the effects diminish, then the Nanotech chip becomes black the "protection" aspect of the watch will cease to function. However, the Quartz movement will continue to tick. But rest assured, it is straightforward to change the chip, and the timepiece can then theoretically last forever.

Whether or not you believe the science, for the price and the style on offer, TESLAR might be worth the shot. Just re-launched, TESLAR has one primary collection with three lines called Re-Balance. The name speaks for itself as it's the primary purpose of the timepiece.