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1.Whenthewatchreturnstoanormaltemperature,itwilldisplaytheprecisetimeasbefore.
2.Ifthewatchstillgainsorlosesthetime,conductmanualreceptionifnecessary.
3.Ifthewatchcannotresumenormalmovementevenafterconductingtheabovementioned
procedures,consulttheretailerfromwhomthewatchwaspurchased.
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P.140
−
1.Placethewatchwhereitisabletoreceivearadiosignalmoreeasily.
2.Conductmanualreceptionifnecessary.
P.107
P.140
1.Nocrownorbuttonoperationisneeded,sincetheautomatichandposition
adjustmentfunctionwillbeactivatedtoalignthehandpositions.Automatic
HandPositionAlignmentFunctionactivatesonceanhourfortheminuteand
secondhandsandat12:00bothfortheAMandPMforthehourhand.
2.Ifthewatchstillgainsorlosestime,refertoInCaseofanAbnormalMovement
toperformprocedures.
3.If the watch cannot resume normal movement even after conducting the above
mentionedprocedures,consulttheretailerfromwhomthewatchwaspurchased.
P.148
P.143
P.158
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Checkthetimedifferencethatthewatchiscurrentlysetfor,and
selectthetimedifferencetowherethewatchisused.
P.118
AtTrouble Possiblecauses
Misalignment
ofthetimeand
handpositions
Thewatchtemporarily
gainsorlosestime.
Thewatchhasbeenleftinanextremelyhighor
lowtemperatureplaceforalongtime.
Thewatchfailstoreceivearadiosignalcorrectlyas
aresultofexternalinfluence(incorrectreception).
Thereceptionresults
aresuccessful,but
theprecisetimeis
notdisplayed.
Thehandpositionsweremisalignedasaresultofexternalinfluence.
Thehandsareoutofthepreliminarypositionasaresultofexternalinfluence.
→ PreliminaryPositionP.148
Thesecondhand
positionisnotcorrectly
alignedinthereception
resultsdisplayorthe
receptionleveldisplay.
Thesecondhandisoutofthepreliminary
positionasaresultofexternalinfluence.
→ PreliminaryPositionP.148
Thewatchdisplaysanincorrecttime
hourunit,eventhoughitdisplaysthe
precisetimeofminutesandseconds
Thewatchmaybesettoawrongtime
differencefromtheregionwherethewatchis
currentlyused.
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1.Whenthewatchreturnstoanormaltemperature,itwilldisplaytheprecisetimeasbefore.
2.Ifthewatchstillgainsorlosesthetime,conductmanualreceptionifnecessary.
3.Ifthewatchcannotresumenormalmovementevenafterconductingtheabovementioned
procedures,consulttheretailerfromwhomthewatchwaspurchased.
−
P.140
−
1.Placethewatchwhereitisabletoreceivearadiosignalmoreeasily.
2.Conductmanualreceptionifnecessary.
P.107
P.140
1.Nocrownorbuttonoperationisneeded,sincetheautomatichandposition
adjustmentfunctionwillbeactivatedtoalignthehandpositions.Automatic
HandPositionAlignmentFunctionactivatesonceanhourfortheminuteand
secondhandsandat12:00bothfortheAMandPMforthehourhand.
2.Ifthewatchstillgainsorlosestime,refertoInCaseofanAbnormalMovement
toperformprocedures.
3.If the watch cannot resume normal movement even after conducting the above
mentionedprocedures,consulttheretailerfromwhomthewatchwaspurchased.
P.148
P.143
P.158
−
Checkthetimedifferencethatthewatchiscurrentlysetfor,and
selectthetimedifferencetowherethewatchisused.
P.118
AtTrouble Possiblecauses
Misalignment
ofthetimeand
handpositions
Thewatchtemporarily
gainsorlosestime.
Thewatchhasbeenleftinanextremelyhighor
lowtemperatureplaceforalongtime.
Thewatchfailstoreceivearadiosignalcorrectlyas
aresultofexternalinfluence(incorrectreception).
Thereceptionresults
aresuccessful,but
theprecisetimeis
notdisplayed.
Thehandpositionsweremisalignedasaresultofexternalinfluence.
Thehandsareoutofthepreliminarypositionasaresultofexternalinfluence.
→ PreliminaryPositionP.148
Thesecondhand
positionisnotcorrectly
alignedinthereception
resultsdisplayorthe
receptionleveldisplay.
Thesecondhandisoutofthepreliminary
positionasaresultofexternalinfluence.
→ PreliminaryPositionP.148
Thewatchdisplaysanincorrecttime
hourunit,eventhoughitdisplaysthe
precisetimeofminutesandseconds
Thewatchmaybesettoawrongtime
differencefromtheregionwherethewatchis
currentlyused.
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Donotmovethewatchwhileitisreceivingaradiosignal.
Becauseittakestimetoreceivearadiosignalsuccessfully,leavethewatchuntouchedfor12minutesatthelongest.
P.107
P.141
Placethewatchwhereitisabletoeasilyreceivearadiosignal.
P.107
Checkthewebsiteofeachtransmittingstationforfurtherinformationconcerning
atransmissionstop.Attempttoreceivearadiosignalagainafterawhile.
P.109
1.Checkthetimedifferencethatthewatchiscurrentlysetfor,andselectthetimedifference
totheradiosignalreceptionrange.
2.Whenthewatchisnotdisplayingtheprecisetime,receivearadiosignalagainifnecessary.
P.118
P.101
Thetimerequiredforchargingthewatchdependsentirelyonthe
amountofexposedlightthewatchreceives.
RefertoStandardChargingTimetochargethewatch.
P.113
RefertoInCaseofanAbnormalMovementtoresetthesystem.
P.158
Attrouble Possiblecauses
Reception
ofaradio
signal
Whenthewatchis
unabletoreceive a
radiosignal
Thereceptionresults
havefailedandthe
secondhandpoints
toN(thewatchdoes
notreceivearadio
signal).
Thewatchwasmovedwhileitwasreceivingaradiosignal.
(Ittakes12minutesatthelongesttoreceivearadiosignalsuccessfully.)
Thewatchwasleftwheretheradiosignalwasweakor
whereitwasunabletoreceivearadiosignal(P.108).
Transmittingstationsmayhavestoppedtransmitting
radiosignalsforsomereason(Transmissionstop).
Thewatchissettoatimedefferenceforthe
regionsoutoftheradiosignalreceptionrange.
Charging
thesolar
battery
Thestoppedwatchwas
exposedtoanadequate
lightforlongerthanthe
timerequiredtofullycharge
thewatch,however,itdoes
notresumeitsnormalone-
secondintervalmovements.
Theamountofexposedlightistooweak.
Thetimeforchargingthewatchisnotsufficient.
Thebuilt-inICofthewatchhasfallenintoan
unstablecondition.
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Donotmovethewatchwhileitisreceivingaradiosignal.
Becauseittakestimetoreceivearadiosignalsuccessfully,leavethewatchuntouchedfor12minutesatthelongest.
P.107
P.141
Placethewatchwhereitisabletoeasilyreceivearadiosignal.
P.107
Checkthewebsiteofeachtransmittingstationforfurtherinformationconcerning
atransmissionstop.Attempttoreceivearadiosignalagainafterawhile.
P.109
1.Checkthetimedifferencethatthewatchiscurrentlysetfor,andselectthetimedifference
totheradiosignalreceptionrange.
2.Whenthewatchisnotdisplayingtheprecisetime,receivearadiosignalagainifnecessary.
P.118
P.101
Thetimerequiredforchargingthewatchdependsentirelyonthe
amountofexposedlightthewatchreceives.
RefertoStandardChargingTimetochargethewatch.
P.113
RefertoInCaseofanAbnormalMovementtoresetthesystem.
P.158
Attrouble Possiblecauses
Reception
ofaradio
signal
Whenthewatchis
unabletoreceive a
radiosignal
Thereceptionresults
havefailedandthe
secondhandpoints
toN(thewatchdoes
notreceivearadio
signal).
Thewatchwasmovedwhileitwasreceivingaradiosignal.
(Ittakes12minutesatthelongesttoreceivearadiosignalsuccessfully.)
Thewatchwasleftwheretheradiosignalwasweakor
whereitwasunabletoreceivearadiosignal(P.108).
Transmittingstationsmayhavestoppedtransmitting
radiosignalsforsomereason(Transmissionstop).
Thewatchissettoatimedefferenceforthe
regionsoutoftheradiosignalreceptionrange.
Charging
thesolar
battery
Thestoppedwatchwas
exposedtoanadequate
lightforlongerthanthe
timerequiredtofullycharge
thewatch,however,itdoes
notresumeitsnormalone-
secondintervalmovements.
Theamountofexposedlightistooweak.
Thetimeforchargingthewatchisnotsufficient.
Thebuilt-inICofthewatchhasfallenintoan
unstablecondition.
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