How to display the reception results
The seconds hand indicates the latest reception results (Yes/No) of a radio signal for 5 seconds.
If a reception was successful: The seconds hand points to Y
A radio signal has been received successfully. Use the watch without any adjustments.
When the watch does not display the correct time and date even after successfully receiving a radio signal, refer to Troubleshooting.→ Misalignment of the time and hand positions Misalignment of the time and hand positions, and Misalignment of the date Misalignment of the date
If reception has failed: The seconds hand points to N
Place the watch in a place where it can easily receive a radio signal, or change its direction.
Even within the radio signal reception range, this watch may fail to receive a radio signal depending on the condition (due to the influence of weather, terrain, buildings, or direction). Environments in which it is difficult to receive a radio signal
This watch is unable to receive radio signals outside the reception range. Radio signal reception range indication
Make sure that the time difference is correctly selected before attempting radio signal reception.
If the time difference is set to an area outside reception range, then reception of the radio signal will not be possible. Check the time difference setting.
Setting the time difference (Setting the radio signal transmitting station)
List of time zone differences in major regions of the world
Attempt to receive a radio signal in a different time period. (In the case of manual reception)
Receiving environments differ according to time periods even at the same place. Due to radio signal characteristics, the watch is able to easily receive radio signals during nighttime hours.
If you use the watch in a place or region outside the radio signal reception range or when the watch cannot successfully receive radio signals, manually set the time and date.
How to manually set the time
How to manually set the date