Q&A regarding radio-controlled watches/clocks : Q1 How does a radio-controlled watch/clock work?

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Q1	How does a radio-controlled watch/clock work?
Q2	In what environment does my radio-controlled watch/clock receive standard electric wave?
Q3	Why does my radio-controlled watch/clock gain or lose time?
Q4	Is my radio-controlled watch/clock affected by magnetism?
Q5	How long does it take for my radio-controlled watch/clock to complete radio wave reception?
Q6	Does my radio-controlled watch/clock have influence on the human body or medical equipment?
Q7	My radio-controlled watch/clock has suddenly stopped receiving radio waves. Why?
Q8	Why don't radio-controlled clocks with analogue displays have any setting stem?
Q9	What are appropriate measures to be taken when my radio-controlled clock cannot display the correct time or a malfunction is observed immediately after battery replacement?

Q1 How does a radio-controlled watch/clock work?

* Standard radio wave transmitting stations are located in Germany, the United Kingdom, the United States, China and Japan. Which country’s standard radio waves your radio-controlled watch/clock can tune into vary with the specifications of each product. For more information, please refer to the instruction manual that came with your radio-controlled watch/clock.

(Note): The above information applies to members of the Japan Clock & Watch Association and their products.

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