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<Beforetimezonesetting>
Mainwatch:localtime(Tokyo)
Subdial:hometime(Tokyo)
Loc altime in Japan: 6th.,M o n d a y. 10 o’clock 8minute s and 42seconds
Loc altime in Honolulu: 5t h. , S u n d a y, 15 o’clock 8minutes and 42 seconds
<Aftertimezonesetting>
Mainwatch:localtime(Honolulu)
Subdial:hometime(Tokyo)
Example: How to display the local time in Honolulu (How to set the time zone to HNL (Honolulu))
When the time zone is selected, the date and day of the week are automatically adjusted in conjunction with the time of the main watch.
The time of the sub dial remains unchanged. → About sub dial P.120
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How to us e the wor ld ti me function
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■ World time function
→ How to select the time zone P.112 → Time zone display and time dierence table P.114
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If the time zone is set to Japan, China or the United States, the watch displays the precise time, date and day of
the week by receiving radio signals, provided that the watch is within the radio signal reception range.
WhenusingthewatchinJapan,setthetimezoneto[TYO(Tokyo)]sothatthewatchcanreceiveradiosignalsofJapan.
WhenusingthewatchinChina,setthetimezoneto[BJS(Beijing)]sothatthewatchcanreceiveradiosignalsofChina.
When using the watch in theUnited States, set the time zoneto either [LAX (Los Angels)], [DEN(Denver)], [CHI (Chicago)]
or[NYC(NewYork)],sothatthewatchcanreceiveradiosignalsoftheUnitedStates.
In the Time Zone Setting mode,
the second hand indicates the
selectedtimezone.
Sub dial
Main wa tch Timezone indication
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The main watch can be easily set to display the local time in a dierent time zone by selecting a time zone
among 24 regions around the world.
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The watch is unable to receive radio signals outside the receptionrange. → Radio Signal Reception Range P.1 2 4
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Wit hin 1 0 sec onds af ter t he movement o f
the ho ur and minut e hands st op, th e wat ch
aut omat ically exits t he T ime Zo ne Se tt ing mo de.
Thesecondhandstartstomove.
The watch automatically adjust the
dateanddayoftheweekasnecessary.
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※Whil ethe date andday of theweek are
moving,ne ither the buttonsnorthe crown
canbe operated.
Set t he D ayligh t Sav ing T ime
(D S T ) as ne ce ssar y .
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Timezone index for PA R ( P a r is)
Timezone index for PA R ( P a r i s)
whilethe Day ligh tSaving T ime is
beingobserved in Par is.
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TosettheDaylightSa ving Time, sele ctthe timez one
index nex tto thetarget time z one(+1 hour),whichis
indicat edby the arr ow under the timezone index.
<E xample >WhentheDay lightS aving Tim e is being obser vedin Par is,set the
secondhand to point at thenext time zone index CA I, as indicated by the ar ro w.
How to se le ct the tim e zone (Ho w to di spl a y the loca l time aroun d the worl d )
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Within 10 seconds after procedure ① is completed, start the operation of procedure ②.
※Ifthe watchis left untouchedfor 10 sec onds afterthe secondhand stops,the watch automatical ly
retu rnsto the TIME display mode. Ifthis happens, res tartthe operatio nfrom procedure①.
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Witheachpressingofthebutton,the secondhandmovestothe
adjacenttimezoneindex.
Wit hin 1 0 secon ds af t er ca rr y ing out t he pr oc edur e
1 , pr ess t he Bu t to n A or B t o set t he se con d hand
to p oint at t he t arget t ime zon e index.
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Topressthe
ButtonB,use
anobjec t with
a longtapered
tip.→P.1 0 6
ButtonA
forclockwise
turn
ButtonBfor
counterclockwise
turn
Keep pres sing down t he Bu t to n B (for 4
seco nds ) until t he sec ond h and st ops.
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Thesecondhandstartstomoveandstops
pointingtothecurrentlyselectedtimezone.
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※ T hetimezones witha △ mark in the receivableradio signa lscolumn are thetimezones which should
be sel ectedwhile the Dayligh t Saving T ime is being observed in To k y o (Japan) orNew Yo r k ( USA).
※ Eachindication may di er depending onthe model (d esi gn) ofthe watch. (Asof Apr il 2 014)
Daylig htSa ving Time (Summer T im e) isin eect in time zones indicated with a“ ★“ mar k. (As of July 2 010 )
Indication on
the bezel
Second hand
positions
Names of representative
cities (Time Zone)
Time difference
from UTC
Receivable
radio signals
WLG
30-secondposition
★ Wellington +12hours -
ー
32-secondposition
(DSTinWellington) +13hours -
MDY
33-secondposition
MidwayIslands - 11 hours -
HNL
35-secondposition
Honolulu - 10 hours -
ANC
38-secondposition
★ Anchorage - 9 hours -
LAX
40-secondposition
★ LosAngels(USA) - 8 hours WWVB
DEN
43-secondposition
★ Denver(USA) - 7 hours WWVB
CHI
45-secondposition
★ Chicago(USA) - 6 hours WWVB
NYC
48-secondposition
★ NewYork(USA) - 5 hours WWVB
SCL
50-secondposition
★ Santiago - 4 hour WWVB△
RIO
53-secondposition
★ RiodeJaneiro - 3 hours -
ー
55-secondposition
(DSTin Rio de Janeiro) - 2 hours -
PDL
58-secondposition
★ Azores - 1 hour -
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Time z one di spl ay and ti me dierenc e table
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Indication on
the bezel
Second hand
positions
Names of representative
cities (Time Zone)
Time difference
from UTC
Receivable
radio signals
UTC/LON
0-secondposition
★ London/UTC
0 hours
-
PAR
3-secondposition
★ Paris/Berlin
+1hours
-
CAI
5-secondposition
★ Cairo
+2hours
-
JED
8-secondposition
JEDDAH
+3hours
-
DXB
10-secondposition
D ubai
+4hours
-
KHI
13-secondposition
Karachi
+5hours
-
DAC
15-secondposition
Dhaka
+6hours
-
BKK
17-secondposition
Bangkok
+7hours
-
BJS
19-secondposition
Beijing(China)
+8hours
BPC
TYO
23-secondposition
Tokyo(Japan)
+9hour
JJY
SYD
25-secondposition
★ Sydney
+10hours
JJY△
NOU
28-secondposition
Nouméa
+11hours
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IntheTimeZoneSettingmode,setthesecondhandtopointatthetargettimezoneindexreferringtothetablebelow.
ThearrowindicatesexamplesoftheshiftsoftimezoneindexwhiletheDaylightSavingTimeisbeingobserved.
TosettheDaylightSavingTime,selectthetimezoneindexnexttothetargettimezone(+1hour),whichisindicatedbythearrowunderthetimezoneindex.
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■ What is a time zone?
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There are time differences around the world based on “Coordinated Universal Time
(UTC).” There are 24 regions (Time Zones) around the world with a time difference
of one hour. This system has been adopted internationally by setting the total time
dierence around the world as 24 hours.
In addition, Daylight Saving Time (Summer Time) is individually adopted in some regions.
[Whatis UTC (Co ordina ted UniversalTime)? ]
UTCistheunive rsalst andard timecoordinated through internationalagreement.It
isusedastheof ficial time ar ound thewo rld.UTC isde termin edby a dding a leap
secondto GMT (GreenwichMeanTime ),w hichisdetermined through ast ronomical
measurement,in order to keep thepr ecise time .
[Whatis summe r time (DST)?]
Summer time is daylight saving time. Advancing the watch one hour to prolong
daytime during longer daylight hours in summer. Daylight saving time has been
adoptedin about80 countries,mainly inEurope andNorth America. Theadoption and
durationofdaylightsavingtimevarydependingonthecountry.
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Timedi ere nces between regio nsand dayligh t saving timemay change due to c ircumst ancesof acountry or region.
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Insome regi ons,time zonesthat die r from UTC by half- or quarter-hour time dieren ces are est ablish ed . (For example, some parts ofIndia .)
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