NOW Watch ‘RED Light’

The NOW Watch Red Light

When you glance at your wrist out of habit, you see the NOW logo. It gently reminds you to be present, that life is happening only here and now. It’s a quiet nudge to be in the moment, not to chase the next one.

The time reveal works simply: press the button and it shows you the time. Use it when you need it. Clock time is a tool. Don’t be a prisoner of time. Living free from the constant pressure of time liberates you from the system and daily automations.

About the watch:

• This is a real working watch (not a timeless display watch like many of our other designs)
• Time display: LED screen that lights up only when you press the time button
• Red wellness light: located on the back case, shining toward the wrist, wavelength: average measured range of 660 to 665 nm
• Size: Unisex (same size as the smaller version of the Apl Watch Series 9 – 41mm case); fits well on most men’s and women’s wrists
• Case size: 41mm H, 35mm W. Case thickness: 10mm
• Bracelet length: adjustable. Max size: 215mm (with the case). Bracelet width: 20mm
• Bracelet material: silicone. Case material: alloy
• Weight: 75g
• This watch is not waterproof, not suitable for swimming or bathing in, but is okay in rain.
• The watch has a rechargeable battery. Charging cable is included in the box.
• 12 months warranty included
• Exchange: We are happy to exchange unworn watches.
• Return for refund: You can return your watch within 14 days of delivery. You will receive a full refund. If you ordered with free shipping, we will deduct $9 for shipping and handling.

Watch Instruction:

Time and date setting:

• Long press the time button (about 2 seconds) until the hour starts blinking.
• Use short clicks to set the hour.
• Long press again to switch to minutes, then use short clicks to set the minutes.
• Long press again to enter date mode. Short clicks adjust the day
• Long press again to enter month setting.
• Long press once more to enter year setting (the last parameter that appears)
• Long press to finish and save all settings.

Red light feature use:

• Press the red light button (the lower button) to turn on the red light.
• Press and hold for 2 seconds to turn it off manually.
• If not touched, the red light automatically turns off after 10 minutes.

Charging the Watch

• Connect the magnetic charging cable to the two metal charging points on the back of the watch.
• Make sure the cable is aligned correctly – the cable comes in from the left side when looking at the back of the watch.
• Once connected, a small red light on the back will start blinking, indicating that the watch is charging.
• A full charge usually takes around 30 minutes. When the watch is fully charged, the red light will stop blinking.
• Charge the watch using a standard USB port or USB adapter.

About the Red Light Function (660–670 nm)

The NOW Red Light Watch includes a built in LED on the back of the case that emits a red wellness light in the range of 660 to 670 nm. This is one of the most researched red light wavelengths for supporting cellular energy and overall well being.

Localized exposure – Systemic effects

Recent human studies, including research on 670 nm light, demonstrate that even brief exposure on a small area of the skin can influence how the body:

• manages energy
• regulates glucose
• modulates inflammation
• supports systemic physiological responses

This means the effect is not only local, but can influence broader metabolic processes.
The watch uses this same principle to deliver gentle, convenient red-light photobiomodulation during your day.

Important Note

This feature is not a medical treatment, and the watch is not a medical device.
It is a simple wellness tool inspired by modern red light and mitochondrial research, designed to accompany your daily mindfulness practice.
Use it when you want: a moment of calm, a reminder to be present, a small boost of light-based stimulation on the skin, red-light exposure incorporated into your routine.

Enjoy your NOW moment with an added touch of red-light science.

Scientific background of red light research
Research continues to explore how red light in the 660 to 670 nm range interacts with mitochondria and cellular energy. One example is a human study examining 670 nm red light exposure and metabolic response:
PubMed ID: 38378043
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/38378043/ 
This study is shared as general scientific background for anyone interested in red light research. The NOW Watch Red Light is a wellness device and not a medical device.