How to fix the time indicated by the gongs on my Seiko CREDOR Watch if it doesn't match the hour and minute hands?
If the time indicated by the number of gongs struck is not the same as the time shown by the hour and minute hands, and the error is only a few minutes, consult the retailer where you purchased the watch.
Why does my Seiko CREDOR Watch minute repeater not chime?
The minute repeater may not chime because the mainsprings are either fully unwound or close to it. Wind the mainsprings. For optimal performance, use the minute repeater when the mainsprings are fully wound. Alternatively, the crown might be pulled out to the first click, activating the safety device. Push the crown back to its normal position, then press the button at the 8 o’clock position to activate the minute repeater.
What to do if the mainsprings of my Seiko Watch cannot be wound and the crown cannot be pulled out?
This issue may occur because the minute repeater is currently chiming, which activates the safety device. Wait for the minute repeater to complete its operation before attempting to operate the crown. If the mainsprings are completely unwound while the minute repeater is chiming, preventing the safety device from being released, release the safety device following the instructions in this booklet.
Why are the intervals of the gong struck by the minute repeater on my Seiko Watch so long?
The long intervals in the gong strikes from the minute repeater might be because the mainsprings are either unwound or nearly unwound. To resolve this, wind the mainsprings. It is recommended to use the minute repeater when the mainsprings are fully wound.
General| Brand | Seiko |
|---|---|
| Line | CREDOR |
| Category | Watch |
| Case Material | Gold, Platinum |
| Water Resistance | Varies by model (Typically 30m) |
| Crystal | Sapphire |
| Power Reserve | Varies by model (Mechanical/Spring Drive models) |
Stop use for corrosion/pin issues; keep watches away from children to prevent swallowing.
This watch is not water-resistant; avoid water and do not use for scuba diving.
Step-by-step guide on how to set the time, including crown operation and hand movement.
Instructions on how to operate the minute repeater, ensuring sufficient power reserve.
Explains the safety device preventing crown operation during repeater chiming.
Steps to release the safety device if the repeater is affected by an unwound mainspring.
Information on how magnetism affects the watch and how to avoid it.
Solutions for common issues like the watch stopping or gaining/losing time.
Solutions for issues where the repeater time is inaccurate or it fails to chime.
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