TIME ADJUSTMENT BY GPS SIGNAL RECEPTION SEIKO ASTRON 5X53 (SSH071) SOLAR WATCH

TIME ADJUSTMENT BY GPS SIGNAL RECEPTION SEIKO ASTRON 5X53 (SSH071) SOLAR WATCH

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[CACOPHONIE]

The Seiko Astron differs from watches that receive terrestrial radio signals from atomic clocks. So-called RC (radio-controlled) watches receive signals when they are within range of stations in the United States, Japan, the United Kingdom, Germany and China, so they do not offer global coverage. The Astron works anywhere, even in the middle of an ocean or desert, in Antarctica, or on a Tibetan mountaintop. Seiko Astron watches also automatically recognizes which time zone they are in.

[christiangerardoguerreroll]

Es una bella obra de arte donde ver el tiempo el espacio las horas y sentirlo en tu vida el SEIKO ASTRON es un gran relog hecho y diseñado para el hombre de retos

[mahantoxed]

great demonstration, will buy it someday . thanks for the share

[ujjwalbarthwal]

Bro just asking what do u do for a living that u are able to buy so expensive watch

[shimraedavelaborte]

Will the date also will automatically change?

[pietronguyen]

Seiko Astron is easy to use and to change location (time zone). Seiko Astron is the only brand that summer time (standard) and wintertime automatically set. Citizen... need to set standard (summer time) and winter time DST.

[ogigaraj]

I have a new one ssh171 i tried in many different area and it cannot find the signal im in new jersey and opened area, then tried in bosnia. Actually i hoped it works better.

[stevesummerlin]

That's too long to wait in noisy traffic. I like Atomic being it is automatic.

[Svevid]

I am mulling over buying one, just saw one on 30% discount. however it's a months salary in many places. is it worth it?

[jaguar_ssss]

*_At what time of the day does the automatic correction of the exact time from the satellites work?_* And if at that time I am indoors, then the *automatic* time correction and the connection with the satellites will not happen, do I understand correctly?