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| Q. | When the Eco-Drive watch stops, what should be done to restore it? |
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| A. | Firstly expose the Eco-Drive to the light. Eco-Drive watches with quick start feature will start running in about 10 seconds. After confirming this movement, adjust the time. |
| Q. | The second hand jumps in 2-second intervals. Why? |
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| A. | This means the battery is yet to be charged enough. (Insufficient Charging Warning Feature). After having the battery fully charged, it will be back to the normal operation. |
| Q. | The second hand moves at irregular set of intervals, such as 1- second, 1- second, and 2-second in turn. What does this mean? (Irregular Two Second Interval Movement) |
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| A. | In this case, the watch tells you that the time shown is incorrect because the watch stopped once and started again. (Time Setting Warning Feature)After recharging and adjusting your watch it will be back to normal operation. |
| Q. | Sometimes, the second hand has been seen running very quickly, then come back to normal operation.Why? |
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| A. | This can happen when you produce the Eco-Drive watch with Power Saving.Feature from the drawer, or look at the watch which has been under your sleeve.Under those circumstances, such as being left in the dark, the watch goes in Power Saving Feature, and stops its hand in order to save energy. Once light gets on the watch, the watch catches up with the current time by moving the hands very quickly according to the information having been kept inside the watch. |
| Q. | Can Eco-Drive watches be recharged under fluorescent lamps? |
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| A. | Yes. As long as the dial gets light in daily life, it rarely stops. |