Eurochron Watch (SS 13310G03) SS 13310G03 Data Sheet

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D-92240 Hirschau (www.conrad.com). All rights including translation reserved. Reproduction by 
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If DCF reception is not possible, the watch can also be set manually.

However, the precondition is that the 12 o’clock positioning of the hands has been 
performed correctly (see “Positioning the hands”) and no DCF signal has been 
received.

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   Briefl y press the push-button (A).

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   The minutes are displayed in the display (C).

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   Now use push-button (A) to set the correct time.

 

 Press briefl y: this will cause the position of the minutes hand to change gradu-
ally.

 

 Press for longer: this will cause the minutes hand to keep running until button 
(A) is released.

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After setting the time manually, a date cannot be set.

 

 In the display (C), a “1” is shown. This indicates that the watch is not cur-
rently set to the DCF.

 

 The watch continuously tries to detect the DCF signal and will set itself au-
tomatically to DCF time if a signal can be obtained. This will be indicated 
by a “0” in the reception status display, to the right of the seconds (see 
“Display”).

The date is normally shown in the display (C).

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   Press push-button (B) to display the seconds and the reception status. The 

seconds are shown on the left and on the right, the days are displayed during 
which no DCF reception was possible.

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   Press (B) again and wait a few seconds to return to the date display.

If you are outside the DCF time zone, you can set the time zone manually.

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   Briefl y press the push-button (A).

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   On the display, the current set hours are shown.

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   Press the button (A), until the correct hour is set. The hands run to the appropri-

ate position. The date will be automatically adjusted afterwards, if necessary.

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   To reset the time to DCF time, press and hold (A) for more than 3 seconds.

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If the time has been set to a time zone outside the DCF time zone (+/- 1 
hour), no automatic DCF synchronisation is performed and no manual DCF 
reception is possible.

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   If “Lo” and the date fl ash in the display (C) and the second hand stops at the 12 

o‘clock position, the battery must be replaced.

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   Replacing the battery should be done by a specialist, using special clockmaker 

tools and professional knowledge.

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   To replace the battery, the back of the case is removed.

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   The battery can then be removed from its holder and be replaced.

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   After replacing the battery “H” will appear in the display (C).

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   Position the hour and minute hands to the 12 o‘clock position, as described in 

“Positioning the hands”.

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   The watch now attempts a DCF reception and will set itself to the correct time, 

after successful reception.

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   If the watch malfunctions, or it can no longer be operated, press and hold the 

push-buttons (A) and (B) simultaneously for more than 3 seconds.

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   After releasing the buttons, the integrated microprocessor performs a reset. All 

the settings are deleted and the display (C) shows “H”.

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   Now proceed as described in “Restart after Replacing the Battery”.

To clean the outside of the watch, a dry, soft, clean cloth is suffi cient. For heavier 
soiling of the exterior, you can moisten the cloth slightly with lukewarm water.

Clean the watch very carefully; otherwise you may scratch it.

Do not press too heavily on the glass cover; this can lead to breakage.

For normal use, the wristwatch is shock resistant. Nevertheless, do not expose the 
device to extreme shocks such as might occur if the device falls onto a hard surface. 
This may damage the clockwork or the position of the hands may be changed (Posi-
tioning the hands is described earlier in this manual).

Please take note of the labelling on the watch and its meaning. 

none 

The watch has to be protected against water.

3ATM 

Washing your hands, rain, water spray

5ATM 

see above + bathing, showering

10ATM 

see above + swimming, snorkelling

20ATM 

see above + free diving 

   Electronic devices are recyclable waste materials and must not be disposed 

of in the household waste!

 

 Please dispose of the product, when it is no longer of use, according to the 
current statutory requirements.

The end user is legally obliged (Battery Regulation) to return used batteries and 
rechargeable batteries. Do not dispose of used batteries in the household waste!

   Batteries/rechargeable batteries contain contaminants and are labelled with 

the symbols you can see in the adjacent images to indicate that disposal 
among domestic waste is forbidden. The symbols for the relevant heavy 
metals are: Cd=cadmium, Hg=mercury, Pb=lead (the labelling is visible on 
the battery/rechargeable battery e.g. under the refuse bin symbol shown on 
the left).

  

You can dispose of your used batteries/rechargeable batteries free of 
charge at your community‘s collection point or any place where batteries/
rechargeable batteries are sold!

You thereby fulfi l your statutory obligations and contribute to the protection of the 
environment.

The manufacturer hereby declares that this product conforms to the fundamental 
requirements and the other relevant regulations of Directive 1999/5/EC.

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You can fi 

nd the Declaration of Conformity for this product at 

www.conrad.com.

Operating voltage: 

3 V/DC (button cell CR1620)

Battery life: 

approx. 2 years