Q&Q Citizen Watch Analog Radio-Controlled Solar Water Resistant with Date, Metal Band, Men's HG12-205 Black

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Please refer to the size chart in the listing images and/or listing description before purchasing, as sizing may differ slightly from your local standards (cm-based measurements).

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A watch brand developed by the Japanese watch manufacturer "Citizen". High water resistance: Reliable 10 ATM water resistance (perfect for water-related work, water sports, and snorkeling). Case size: (approx.) 38.5mm (height) x 38.5mm (width) x 10mm (thickness) (excluding lugs and crown) Body weight: (approx.) 109g Case material: Stainless steel, Band material: Stainless steel Features: Radio wave reception function (Japanese standard time signal - Fukushima station/Kyushu station), luminous dial (11 hour markers, 12 minute rings), luminous hands, power saving function, overcharge prevention function, charging warning function, reference position confirmation function, battery life on a full charge (24 months)

Solar Power Function

The "solar power function" uses light as the watch's power source. Light passing through the dial reaches a solar cell inside, generating electricity. This electrical energy is stored in a rechargeable battery, which powers the watch. Since it requires no regular battery replacement, contains no harmful metals in its rechargeable battery, and uses no hazardous substances in manufacturing, it's an eco-friendly feature.

Full Charge Duration

Thanks to power-save and overcharge-prevention functions, the watch keeps running for approximately 24 months on a full charge.

Perpetual Calendar

A perpetual calendar that requires no adjustment until February 28, 2100.