Why has my Citizen Watch stopped working?
If your Citizen watch has stopped, the charge level indicator might be at level 0. To resolve this, charge the watch sufficiently until the charge level indicator reaches level 3, as indicated in 'Guide to Charging Time'.
What to do if the hands or digital displays on my Citizen Watch are abnormal?
If your Citizen watch hands or digital displays are acting abnormally, try resetting the watch.
Why is the second hand on my Citizen PROMASTER SKYHAWK Watch moving in 2-second intervals?
If the second hand on your Citizen watch is moving in 2-second intervals, it could indicate a low charge. Charge the watch sufficiently until the charge level indicator reaches the fully charged level. Alternatively, 'ERR' might be displayed in digital display 1, in this case you should reset the watch and then correct the reference position.
Why is my Citizen PROMASTER SKYHAWK Watch not receiving radio signals?
If your Citizen Watch isn't receiving radio signals, several factors could be at play. First, ensure that the home city setting (digital display 2) corresponds to your current reception area by checking the map and adjusting the setting accordingly. Additionally, obstructions or electronic noise could interfere with signal reception; try moving away from potential sources of interference and orient the watch with the 9:00 position facing the radio signal transmitter. Avoid moving the watch while it is receiving a signal. If the second hand is moving at 2-second intervals, charge the watch sufficiently by placing it in direct sunlight. Make sure that the mode is set to TME, CAL, or RX-S by pulling the crown out to position 1 and setting the mode accordingly. If the reception status is NO, c...
Identifies and labels the analog components of the watch, including hands and the crown.
Details the various indicators and readouts present on the watch's digital displays.
Illustrates and defines the indicators for radio signal reception status (NO, RX, H, M, L).
Explains the watch's capability to receive standard time radio waves for automatic correction.
Describes the watch's ability to display and manage time for 43 cities worldwide.
Details the watch's solar charging capability and power management features.
Instructs on verifying the second hand's movement to assess watch status and charging.
Guides on verifying the watch's radio wave reception status (H, M, L, or NO).
Explains how to check if watch hands are aligned correctly to the reference point.
Outlines the initial steps: checking charge, setting home city, time, and digital display.
Explains the watch's automatic reception of radio waves for time synchronization.
Describes how to manually initiate radio wave reception to update time and date.
Details the process of automatic reception after a period of insufficient charge.
Identifies locations and conditions that may hinder radio signal reception.
Details the visual cues indicating reception standby status.
Explains displays during signal reception and after completion.
Guides on how to confirm the success of radio wave reception and DST settings.
Provides information on radio wave transmitters and their reception areas.
Lists cities, their time differences from UTC, and assigned radio wave transmitters.
Guides users on how to interpret the watch's charge level indicators.
Details the steps to switch between the watch's various operational modes.
Explains how to swap the displayed home and world city times.
Explains the concept of daylight saving time and its regional variations.
Covers automatic and manual settings for Daylight Saving Time.
Provides instructions for manual time adjustment when radio reception is unavailable.
Details the manual process for setting the watch's calendar functions.
Explains how to set the timer's duration before starting.
Guides on how to start, stop, and reset the timer.
Guides users on how to start, stop, and use split time features of the chronograph.
Covers setting world cities and managing Daylight Saving Time for them.
Explains how to set custom time differences for world cities.
Instructions for setting alarm times, cities, and checking alarm status.
Configures how the watch updates time based on received DST information.
Allows configuration of automatic radio wave reception times and modes.
Explains how to activate the LED lights for digital displays.
Details the steps to perform a watch reset to factory defaults.
Lists the default settings restored after a watch reset.
Guides on adjusting the UTC, hour, and minute hands to their correct reference positions.
Demonstrates using the slide rule for calculating elapsed time.
Explains using the slide rule for navigation tasks like time and distance.
Provides advice for charging and maintaining the solar-powered watch.
Describes how the watch indicates low battery levels and resulting behavior.
Explains the watch's power saving modes to conserve battery life.
Details the warning system for critically low battery charge.
Explains the function that prevents overcharging of the battery.
Provides a chart for estimating charging times under various lighting conditions.
Safety warnings and instructions regarding the watch's secondary battery.
Cautions against charging in high temperatures or near heat sources.
Addresses issues where radio signals are not received, suggesting checks and remedies.
Offers solutions for when the watch stops working, related to charge level or errors.
Addresses issues with abnormal hand movement or digital display behavior.
Details water resistance levels and examples of use for different ratings.
Provides specific guidelines for different water resistance levels and usage.
Instructions for cleaning the watch case, crystal, and band.
Warns about operating the watch in extreme temperatures or near magnetic fields.
Lists technical specifications including accuracy, functions, and battery type.
General| Case Material | Stainless Steel |
|---|---|
| Water Resistance | 200 meters |
| Functions | Chronograph, Perpetual Calendar, Dual Time, Alarm, Power Reserve Indicator |
| Band Material | Stainless steel |
| Crystal | Mineral |
| Case Diameter | 46mm |
| Movement | Eco-Drive (solar-powered) |
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