What to do if the hand movement seems strange on my Citizen Watch?
If the second hand on your Citizen Watch moves once every two seconds, fully charge the watch. If the second hand does not move, push the crown in to position or fully charge the watch.
General| Brand | Citizen |
|---|---|
| Category | Watch |
| Technology | Eco-Drive |
| Case Material | Stainless Steel, Titanium |
| Strap Material | Stainless Steel, Leather |
| Display Type | Analog, Digital, Analog-Digital |
| Functions | Time, Date, Chronograph, Alarm |
| Water Resistance | Varies by model (e.g., 50m, 100m, 200m) |
| Movement | Quartz (Eco-Drive) |
Explains DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION levels and their associated symbols.
Defines symbols used for mandatory actions and prohibitions within the manual.
Covers initial setup steps, protective stickers, band adjustment, buttons, and recessed buttons.
Details on radio control, Eco-Drive, World Time, alarm, and other functionalities.
Identifies dial components, hands, buttons, crown, and indicators.
How to charge, low charge warning, and power reserve levels.
Explains power save modes and charging duration based on environment.
How to set home and local times using city codes.
How to swap times and reference city codes for time differences.
Explains SMT, automatic updates, and the four setting modes.
Instructions on how to change SMT settings manually between STD and SMT.
How to set, switch ON/OFF, stop the alarm, and monitor its sound.
Explains automatic, on-demand, recovery reception types and tips for better signal.
How to check, interpret results, and address poor reception areas.
Steps for manual time, date, and calendar adjustment, including selecting correction targets.
How to read the year and month from the dial's minute marks.
Importance of correct hand/date alignment and procedures for correction.
Covers signal, hand, time/date, and alarm problems with remedies.
How to perform a full system reset and its consequences.
Guidelines for charging, cell management, and handling precautions.
Explains water resistance levels and suitable activities.
Injury avoidance, band care, and effects of temperature, magnetism, shock, chemicals.
Lists model, accuracy, operating range, battery, and additional functions.
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