To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if the stopped seconds hand on my Seiko 7B72 started operating at the 45-second position?
If the seconds hand of your Seiko watch was stopped at the 45-second position and has now started operating, it means that the power save function was activated. Fully charge the watch until the seconds hand moves at one-second intervals. If the time displayed is still incorrect after charging, receive a radio wave.
Why does my Seiko 7B72 temporarily gain or lose time?
If your Seiko watch temporarily gains or loses time, it may be because it has been exposed to extremely high or low temperatures for an extended period. Once the watch returns to a normal temperature, it should display the correct time again. If the issue persists, perform a manual reception. If normal movement does not resume, consult the retailer.
What to do if my Seiko Watch stored electric power is running short?
If your Seiko watch's stored electric power is running short, sufficiently charge the watch until it starts moving at one-second intervals.
Why does my Seiko Watch seconds hand move at two-second intervals?
The seconds hand moving at two-second intervals indicates that the energy depletion forewarning function is activated. To resolve this, fully charge your Seiko watch so that the seconds hand moves at one-second intervals. Avoid concealing the watch under a sleeve while wearing it and when not wearing it, place it in a bright location.
What to do if my Seiko 7B72 is unable to receive a radio signal?
There are several reasons why your Seiko watch might not be receiving a radio signal: * The watch may have been moved during signal reception. Keep the watch still for up to 12 minutes. * The watch may be in a location with a weak signal. Try placing it where it can easily receive a radio signal. * Transmitting stations may be temporarily offline. Check their website and try again later. * The time difference may be incorrectly set. Verify and correct the time difference settings. If the watch still displays an incorrect time, attempt to receive a radio signal again.
Why is my Seiko 7B72 Watch displaying an incorrect time hour unit?
An incorrect hour display on your Seiko watch, while minutes and seconds are correct, indicates that the time difference settings are incorrect. To fix this, check the time difference settings and adjust them to your local region.
What to do if Seiko 7B72 Watch reception results are successful, but the precise time is not displayed?
If your Seiko watch shows successful reception but the time is still not precise, it could be due to external interference affecting the radio signal. Try placing the watch in a location where it can receive the signal more easily and perform manual reception if needed. Alternatively, the hand positions may be misaligned due to external influence. The automatic hand position alignment function will operate to correct this. If urgent, perform manual time adjustment. If the watch still gains or loses time, refer to 'In case of an abnormal movement' to perform procedures. If normal movement does not resume, consult the retailer.
What to do if Seiko Watch reception results are successful and the precise time is displayed, but the date is not correctly displayed?
If your Seiko watch displays the correct time but the date is incorrect, the date is out of the preliminary position. Set the date to the preliminary position '1' (the 1st).
What to do if my Seiko 7B72 was exposed to adequate light but does not resume normal movement?
If your Seiko watch doesn't resume normal one-second interval movements after exposure to light, it could be due to two reasons: * The light exposure may be insufficient. Refer to 'Guide to charging times' to charge the watch. * The built-in IC may be unstable. Refer to 'In case of an abnormal movement' to reset the system.
What to do if you get lost in the middle of Seiko 7B72 Watch operation?
If you get lost while operating your Seiko watch, return to the initial status and try again. If the crown is pulled out, push it in. If it's not pulled out, pull it out and then push it back in. This will return the watch to one-second interval movement for up to 9 minutes. Then, retry the operation.
General| Movement | Quartz |
|---|---|
| Caliber | 7B72 |
| Case Material | Stainless Steel |
| Water Resistance | 100 meters |
| Dial Color | Black |
| Chronograph | Yes |
| Date Function | Yes |
| Crystal | Hardlex |
| Radio Wave Correction Function | No |
| Bracelet Material | Stainless Steel |
| Case Diameter | 40 mm |
Important safety precautions and handling advice for watch usage.
General advice and warnings for watch operation and care.
Details on receiving radio signals and adjusting time differences.
Information on solar charging, energy depletion, and power save functions.
Explanation of the automatic hand adjustment feature.
Instructions for operating the normal and screw-down crown types.
How to check the watch's battery charge level.
Procedure for verifying the watch's time and date accuracy.
Explanation of how the watch receives and synchronizes radio signals.
Details on automatic and manual radio signal reception procedures.
Information on the geographical areas covered by radio signal reception.
Procedure to view the results of the last radio signal reception.
Features and characteristics of the time difference setting function.
Procedure to set the time difference and select the radio signal station.
Reference table for time zone differences worldwide.
Guidance on the time required for charging the watch under various light conditions.
Information on watch energy, depletion forewarning, and power save modes.
Instructions for daily cleaning, crown, and button care.
Details on watch performance specifications and types.
Important warnings and procedures for secondary battery replacement.
Essential advice for safely and effectively charging the watch.
Information on magnetic interference and common affecting products.
Care instructions for metallic watch bands.
Care instructions for leather watch bands.
Care instructions for polyurethane watch bands.
Advice regarding skin irritation and allergies related to watch bands.
Instructions for operating the A A type tri-fold clasp.
Instructions for operating the B B type tri-fold clasp.
Instructions for operating the C C type tri-fold clasp.
Information on warranty coverage and seeking repair services.
Details regarding the replacement of watch parts.
Procedure for periodic inspection, cleaning, and overhaul of the watch.
Procedure to manually set the watch time when radio signal reception fails.
Function to automatically correct hand positions if misaligned.
Procedure to manually adjust the date's preliminary position.
Solutions for issues related to hand movement, such as stopping or irregular movement.
Steps to reset the watch system to its default state.
