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Seiko H357 User Manual

Seiko H357
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Seiko H357 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandSeiko
ModelH357
CategoryWatch
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Setting the Digital Time Calendar

Calendar Preparation Steps

Prepare the watch for calendar setting by pressing button 'A' three times.

Selecting Date, Month, Day

Pull the crown to the first click to make the date disappear and prepare for setting.

Advancing the Day of the Week

Turn the crown clockwise to advance the day of the week setting.

Advancing Date and Month

Turn the crown counterclockwise to advance the date and month setting.

Setting the Digital Watch Alarm

Alarm Setting Preparation

Press button 'A' once to display the alarm function and 'AL' mark.

Setting Alarm Time (Minute/Hour)

Pull the crown to the first click to set the alarm minute and hour.

Adjusting Alarm Digits

Turn the crown to adjust alarm digits, clockwise to reverse, counterclockwise to advance.

Alarm and Hourly Time Signal Control

Engaging and Disengaging Signals

Pull and push the crown in the alarm function to engage/disengage signals.

How to Stop the Alarm

Depress either button 'A' or 'B' to stop the alarm after it rings.

Performing an Alarm Test

Press button 'A' for over 2 seconds to test the alarm with 'peep' sounds.

Stopwatch Function Overview

Activating the Stopwatch

Press button 'A' twice from the time display to activate the stopwatch.

Stopwatch Measurement Limits

The stopwatch measures up to 60 minutes and resets automatically after exceeding time.

Stopwatch Independence

Stopwatch functions independently of other watch functions.

Using the Stopwatch Features

Standard Time Measurement

Use button 'B' to start, stop, and reset the stopwatch for standard timing.

Accumulated Time Measurement

Use button 'B' to start, stop, and record accumulated elapsed time.

Watch Quality Preservation

General Care and Handling

Avoid shocks, extreme temperatures, and operating buttons when wet.

Water Resistance Care

Follow water resistance instructions; do not dive or swim with regular water-resistant watches.

Professional Maintenance Checks

Periodically check seals with an Authorized Seiko Dealer for integrity.

Watch Battery Replacement

Battery Life and Replacement Process

Battery lasts approx. 2 years; replace when digits flash; contact dealer for replacement.

Impact of Alarm Usage on Battery

Frequent alarm use (>10s/day) may reduce battery life.

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