HEAD WATCHES 3 Hand Watch with Date Solar Movement User Manual
- June 6, 2024
- HEAD WATCHES
Table of Contents
User Manual
3 HAND WATCH WITH DATE – SOLAR MOVEMENT
Crown position
N = normal| 1 = 1st click| 2 = 2nd click
Crown| Free| Turn counterclockwise for date change| Time setting
How to set time
- Pull the crown out to the 2nd click position when the second hand is at the 12 o‘clock position.
- Turn the crown to set the hour and minute hands. Consider am/pm when setting the hour and minute hands to the desired time. – When setting the minute hand, set it 4 to 5 minutes ahead of the desired time, then turn it back to the exact time.
- Push the crown back to the normal position.
How to set a date
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Pull the crown out to the 1st click position.
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Turn the crown to set the date and the day of the week.
– Do not set the date and day of the week between 9:00 pm and 4:00 am. -
Push the crown back to the normal position.
Tip: If the date changes during the daytime, it happens when am/pm is set
incorrectly.
Advance the hour hand by 12 hours.
Power depletion warning function
When the battery is nearing the end, the second hand will move at two-second
intervals instead of the normal one-second intervals. In this case, have the
battery replaced with a new one as soon as possible.
The watch will remain accurate while the secondhand moves at two-second
intervals.
Note: The availability of this function varies depending on the caliber.
Features of the solar watch
This watch is a solar-powered watch containing a solar cell underneath the
dial to convert any form of light into ”electrical energy“ and store the power
in a secondary battery.
Unlike conventional quartz watches, this watch does not use a silver oxide
battery, so there is no need to change the battery.
Running time
The expected running time from full charge to stoppage will be around 4
months.
Power
The expected runtime from full charge to a standstill is approximately 4
months.
Charging the watch
When you start the watch or when the remaining energy in the secondary battery is very low, charge it sufficiently by exposing the watch to light. lt is not necessary to fully charge the watch. However, it is important to charge the watch sufficiently, especially when charging for the first time.
Caution
When charging the watch, do not place it too close to a fluorescent lamp or
other light sources, otherwise, the watch temperature will become extremely
high and parts inside the watch may be damaged.
To prevent energy depletion
Avoid covering the watch face with your clothing while wearing the watch. When
the watch is not in use, leave it in a brightly lit place for als long as
possible. Make sure that the watch temperature does not exceed 50°C.
Guidelines for charging time
The following table contains only general guidelines.
Illumina- tion (Lx)| Source of light| Environment| A
(Approx. Hours)| B (*)
(Approx. Hours)| C
(Approx. Hours)
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700| A fluorescent
lamp| Inside the office| | 35| 100
3,000| 30W 20cm| 60| 4| 25
10,000| Sunlight| Cloudy| 20| 2.| 8
100,000| Fine weather| 5| 15 minutes| 2
Condition A:
Condition B:
Condition C:| Time required for a full charge
Time required for steady operation
Time required for 1 day‘s charge
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(*) The values in this column represent the charging times required until the second hand to move constantly at one-second intervals after the watch starts operating with the second hand moving at two-second intervals.
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