Casio Wave Ceptor WV-M60R-9AJF Men's Radio-Controlled Watch, Super Illuminator Type (High-Brightness LED Light), Authentic Japanese Product, Black

Description

This sporty design model from the Wave Ceptor series features Multiband 5, which receives time calibration signals from five stations around the world (two in Japan, the United States, the United Kingdom, and Germany) and automatically adjusts the time. In addition to 5-atmosphere water resistance, it also features practical functions such as world time, alarm, and an LED light.

●5-atmosphere water resistance ●Radio wave reception: Automatic (up to six times per day) or manual reception. <Japan> Received radio waves: JJY, Frequency: 40kHz/60kHz (Fukushima/Kyushu compatible models). <North America> Received radio waves: WWVB, Frequency: 60kHz <Europe> Received radio waves: MSF/DCF77, Frequency: 60kHz/77.5kHz *When the home time setting is set to a city that can receive radio waves, the watch will receive the corresponding station. The time difference will be set based on the selected city. ●World Time: Time display for 48 cities (29 time zones) with daylight saving time setting. ●Stopwatch (1/100-second, 60-minute, split) ●Timer (Set in 1-minute increments, maximum set time: 60 minutes, Measures in 1-second increments) ●Multilingual Day of the Week Display (9 languages) ●Month/Day Display Swap Function ●Time Alarm & Hourly Time Signal ●Full Auto Calendar ●12/24-Hour Display Switch ●Operation Sound ON/OFF Switch Function ●LED Light (with afterglow) ※When radio wave reception is not possible, the watch operates with standard quartz accuracy (average monthly deviation of ±15 seconds). Light Type: Super Illuminator (High-Brightness LED Light) Set Contents: Watch, Box, Instruction Manual, Warranty Card (Included with Instruction Manual) Water Resistance: 5 ATM Multi-Band 5: Receives time calibration signals from five stations worldwide (two in Japan, one in the U.S., one in the U.K., and one in Germany) and automatically adjusts the time. Multilingual Day of the Week Display (9 languages)