CITIZEN BJ9130-05E, BJ9140-52E, BJ9140-01E User Manual
Setting Instructions for Movement Caliber B876
Contents (click on a topic)
1. OUTLINE
2. SPECIFICATIONS
3. USE OF THIS WATCH
A. ABOUT SOLAR POWERED WATCHES
B. SETTING THE TIME AND DATE
C. USING THE DUAL TIME FEATURE
D. FUNCTIONS OF THE SOLAR POWERED WATCH
E. TIME REQUIRED FOR RECHARGING
F. LOW CHARGE AND TIME SET WARNINGS
G. NOTES ON RECHARGING
H. NOTES ON THE ECO DRIVE RECHARGEABLE POWER CELL
I. USING THE ROTATING BEZEL TO DETERMINE TIME DIFFERENCES
4. CARE OF YOUR WATCH
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1. OUTLINE
This is a solar powered watch in which a solar panel is used to convert light to
electrical energy. The dual time function of this watch indicates two different
times by correcting the hour hand independently of the minute hand.
2. SPECIFICATIONS
Movement Caliber Number B876
Type Analog Solar Powered Watch
Accuracy +/- 15 seconds/ month At normal operating temp.
Operation Temperature Range (-10
o
c –35oc) (41of –95of)
(5
o
c –60oc) (14of –140of)
Display Functions
Time: Hours (local time hours), Minutes,
Seconds, 24-hour indicator
Calendar: Date
Additional Functions
x Insufficient charge warning
x Quick Start from low power state
x Time Setting Warning
Continuous Operating Time
x From Full Charge to Stop:
Approx. 6 months
x From two Second Interval movement to stop:
Approximately 3 days
Power Cell Eco-Drive Rechargeable Power Cell (not user
replaceable.)
Life of Power Cell Expected life is approximately 18-20 years.
*note: specifications are subject to change without notice.
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3. USE OF THIS WATCH
A)
About Solar Power
This watch does not use a conventional battery, but an Eco Drive
rechargeable energy cell. It is powered by light that is converted to
electricity through a solar panel under the translucent dial.
The Eco Drive rechargeable power cell is a clean energy unit that does not
use any toxic substances. Once fully charged, the watch will continue to run
for about 6 months without further charging. However, it is recommended that
the watch be exposed to light every day to ensure that maximum performance
is achieved.
There is no need to be concerned about over-charging as there is a built in
Over-Charge prevention feature.
Setting the Time and Date
B)
If the crown is of the screw down type, be sure to unscrew the crown from
the case before setting the time. After setting the time, be sure to screw
the crown back to the case.
<Setting the Time>
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1. Pull the crown out to the time
correction position, two clicks out (The
second hand stops when the crown is pulled
out to this position.
2. Turn the crown to set then 24-hour hand
and the minute hand to the current time in
your location. At this time, the movement of
the hour hand is linked with the movement of
the 24-hour hand.
3. Push the crown back in to the normal
position. (the second hand begins normal
movement once the crown is pushed in)
4. Pull the crown out to the date correction position (1 “click” out)
5. Turn the crown to the right (clockwise) and set the hour hand to the current
local time. Be sure to pay special attention to AM and PM as the location of
the hour hand where the date changes is approximately 12:00 AM Midnight.
6. Return the crown to the normal position next to the case.
<Setting the Date>
1. Pull the crown out to the date correction position (1-click out)
2. Turn the crown to the left (counter-clockwise) and set the date.
3. Securely return the crown to the normal position
Since the date is linked to the movement of the hour hand, the date starts
to change when the hour hand approaches 12:00 AM Midnight. Please note this
when using the dual time feature.
DO NOT attempt to change or set the date when the hour hand is between 9:00
pm and 1:00 am. Setting the calendar when the hour hand is in this position
may cause damage to the movement, and may result in improper operation of
the date feature.
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