Solutions
Reference pages
1. When the watch returns to a normal temperature, it will display the precise time as before.
2. If the watch still gains or loses the time, conduct manual reception if necessary.
3. If the watch cannot resume normal movement even after conducting the above mentioned
procedures, consult the retailer from whom the watch was purchased.
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P.140
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1. Place the watch where it is able to receive a radio signal more easily.
2. Conduct manual reception if necessary.
P.107
P.140
1. No crown or button operation is needed, since the automatic hand position
adjustment function will be activated to align the hand positions. Automatic
Hand Position Alignment Function activates once an hour for the minute and
second hands and at 12:00 both for the AM and PM for the hour hand.
2. If the watch still gains or loses time, refer to In Case of an Abnormal Movement
to perform procedures.
3. If the watch cannot resume normal movement even after conducting the above
mentioned procedures, consult the retailer from whom the watch was purchased.
P.148
P.143
P.158
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Check the time difference that the watch is currently set for, and
select the time difference to where the watch is used.
P.118
At Trouble
Possible causes
Misalignment
of the time and
hand positions
The watch temporarily
gains or loses time.
The watch has been left in an extremely high or
low temperature place for a long time.
The watch fails to receive a radio signal correctly as
a result of external influence (incorrect reception).
The reception results
are successful, but
the precise time is
not displayed.
The hand positions were misaligned as a result of external influence.
The hands are out of the preliminary position as a result of external influence.
→ Preliminary Position P.148
T h e s e c o n d h a n d
position is not correctly
aligned in the reception
results display or the
reception level display.
The second hand is out of the preliminary
position as a result of external influence.
→ Preliminary Position P.148
The watch displays an incorrect time
hour unit, even though it displays the
precise time of minutes and seconds
The watch may be set to a wrong time
difference from the region where the watch is
currently used.
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Solutions
Reference pages
1. When the watch returns to a normal temperature, it will display the precise time as before.
2. If the watch still gains or loses the time, conduct manual reception if necessary.
3. If the watch cannot resume normal movement even after conducting the above mentioned
procedures, consult the retailer from whom the watch was purchased.
−
P.140
−
1. Place the watch where it is able to receive a radio signal more easily.
2. Conduct manual reception if necessary.
P.107
P.140
1. No crown or button operation is needed, since the automatic hand position
adjustment function will be activated to align the hand positions. Automatic
Hand Position Alignment Function activates once an hour for the minute and
second hands and at 12:00 both for the AM and PM for the hour hand.
2. If the watch still gains or loses time, refer to In Case of an Abnormal Movement
to perform procedures.
3. If the watch cannot resume normal movement even after conducting the above
mentioned procedures, consult the retailer from whom the watch was purchased.
P.148
P.143
P.158
−
Check the time difference that the watch is currently set for, and
select the time difference to where the watch is used.
P.118
At Trouble
Possible causes
Misalignment
of the time and
hand positions
The watch temporarily
gains or loses time.
The watch has been left in an extremely high or
low temperature place for a long time.
The watch fails to receive a radio signal correctly as
a result of external influence (incorrect reception).
The reception results
are successful, but
the precise time is
not displayed.
The hand positions were misaligned as a result of external influence.
The hands are out of the preliminary position as a result of external influence.
→ Preliminary Position P.148
T h e s e c o n d h a n d
position is not correctly
aligned in the reception
results display or the
reception level display.
The second hand is out of the preliminary
position as a result of external influence.
→ Preliminary Position P.148
The watch displays an incorrect time
hour unit, even though it displays the
precise time of minutes and seconds
The watch may be set to a wrong time
difference from the region where the watch is
currently used.
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Solutions
Reference pages
Do not move the watch while it is receiving a radio signal.
Because it takes time to receive a radio signal successfully, leave the watch untouched for 12 minutes at the longest.
P.107
P.141
Place the watch where it is able to easily receive a radio signal.
P.107
Check the website of each transmitting station for further information concerning
a transmission stop. Attempt to receive a radio signal again after a while.
P.109
1. Check the time difference that the watch is currently set for, and select the time difference
to the radio signal reception range.
2. When the watch is not displaying the precise time, receive a radio signal again if necessary.
P.118
P.101
The time required for charging the watch depends entirely on the
amount of exposed light the watch receives.
Refer to Standard Charging Time to charge the watch.
P.113
Refer to In Case of an Abnormal Movement to reset the system.
P.158
At trouble
Possible causes
Reception
of a radio
signal
When the watch is
unable to receive a
radio signal
The reception results
have failed and the
second hand points
to N (the watch does
not receive a radio
signal).
The watch was moved while it was receiving a radio signal.
(It takes 12 minutes at the longest to receive a radio signal successfully.)
The watch was left where the radio signal was weak or
where it was unable to receive a radio signal (P.108).
Transmitting stations may have stopped transmitting
radio signals for some reason (Transmission stop).
The watch is set to a time defference for the
regions out of the radio signal reception range.
Charging
the solar
battery
The stopped watch was
exposed to an adequate
light for longer than the
time required to fully charge
the watch, however, it does
not resume its normal one-
second interval movements.
The amount of exposed light is too weak.
The time for charging the watch is not sufficient.
The built-in IC of the watch has fallen into an
unstable condition.
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Solutions
Reference pages
Do not move the watch while it is receiving a radio signal.
Because it takes time to receive a radio signal successfully, leave the watch untouched for 12 minutes at the longest.
P.107
P.141
Place the watch where it is able to easily receive a radio signal.
P.107
Check the website of each transmitting station for further information concerning
a transmission stop. Attempt to receive a radio signal again after a while.
P.109
1. Check the time difference that the watch is currently set for, and select the time difference
to the radio signal reception range.
2. When the watch is not displaying the precise time, receive a radio signal again if necessary.
P.118
P.101
The time required for charging the watch depends entirely on the
amount of exposed light the watch receives.
Refer to Standard Charging Time to charge the watch.
P.113
Refer to In Case of an Abnormal Movement to reset the system.
P.158
At trouble
Possible causes
Reception
of a radio
signal
When the watch is
unable to receive a
radio signal
The reception results
have failed and the
second hand points
to N (the watch does
not receive a radio
signal).
The watch was moved while it was receiving a radio signal.
(It takes 12 minutes at the longest to receive a radio signal successfully.)
The watch was left where the radio signal was weak or
where it was unable to receive a radio signal (P.108).
Transmitting stations may have stopped transmitting
radio signals for some reason (Transmission stop).
The watch is set to a time defference for the
regions out of the radio signal reception range.
Charging
the solar
battery
The stopped watch was
exposed to an adequate
light for longer than the
time required to fully charge
the watch, however, it does
not resume its normal one-
second interval movements.
The amount of exposed light is too weak.
The time for charging the watch is not sufficient.
The built-in IC of the watch has fallen into an
unstable condition.
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