Had my skyhawk for 15 years and I still come back to this video to reset the time every year.. Sometimes it will set its self but other times i have to do it manually
thankyou, found my citizen in the drawer after a few years stored away, found this and, after a few days of weak winter sun, it's wearable again thanks to you simple explanation :)
Thanks, this allowed me to change DST - you have to have the time zone you want to change in the right hand LCD display and DST on/off is associated with a specific time zone. So, in my case the normal display is NYC in the left and LON in the right. The USA has sprung forward so DST should be ON and the sequence is as follows: 1. Pull out crown 1 click 2. Press BOTH buttons to swap left and right zones (now LON is on the left and NYC on the right) 3. Pull crown fully out and click bottom button (now lower part of LCD changes from OF to ON) 4. Push crown in so it's just 1 click out 5. Press BOTH buttons to swap left and right zones (now NYC is back on the left and LON on the right) 6. Push crown all the way in Bob's yer uncle :D
The dumbest most convoluted process to setting the time on such a basic watch. Wish I had seen this video prior to my purchase. Not sure what Citizen had to gain by making this so unbelievably complicated. Just pulling out the crown and adjust the hands seems to have worked for the past 100 years or so.
Thanks for this great explanation. I just bought the watch on a cruise ship in the London time zone. When I got back to the US, the watch could not find the Chicago time zone signal whilst I was in the CAL mode. I'd like to find out more about these radio signals and where they are coming from. Other than getting a signal from a satellite transponder, there is no way of getting a Citizen signal off a tower hundreds of miles away if you are out in nowheresville. What does the radio system for calibration consist of? Space or land based?
Thank you so much for this informative video! I have a question: Once I have set the time on both screens, the hands of my U600 didn´t match the hour of the right screen. How can I make the hands match the time?
Can you help! I have LON on the right and also keep LON on the left for now. The right LON is displayed correctly when I set the digital time etc, all good. However when I then full press in the crown to set the analogue hands the time is incorrect and will not display the correct time. For instance as we speak the digital display is reading 09.41 but the hands are at 08.53, very strange cant work it out Am I doing something wrong?. Thanks for your help. Steve
Hello, sounds like the watch needs a zero reset. You will reset the hands back to their zero position and then follow this video to set the time. Citizen should have instructions for this on the website. The most common reason this can happen is when the watch runs out of power whilst searching for a radio signal. Can you remember to having to charge the watch at some point before this happened?
Hello, this was surprisingly difficult to find out but I beleive Caracas, the code is CCS in the watch. Its Atlantic Standard Time which is -4 hours from UTC.
Citizen eco drive sky hawk wr 200? :- 1) Which colour is the watch light? 2) What is the problem in night light showing red colour? 3) Does it automatically change 1 hour forward or backward automatically without manually setting?
@@realmofwatches1133 thank you very much. i was just confused as these two watch models doesnt say perpetual like other models from citizen. they have it written on their inner dial. thank you.
@Jim Wong: Please follow the instructions from the below mentioned help guide. I followed it and able to reset and caliber the UTC hands manually. Here the URL: www.citizenwatch-global.com/support/html/en/u68/faq_24_u68.html
The 24h subdial at 2 o clock does not correspond with the time. AM and PM is incorrect. I have tried everything, but I cannot manage to correct it. Do you prehaps know how to fix it? :)
Hello, sounds like the watch needs a zero reset also known as check the 'reference position' in the instructions. The hands need realigning, this can happen when the watch has run out of power. Then you follow the instructions to set the time I think I might do a video on this.
Hello, Yes during winter time (so now) that’s correct, when the clocks go forward London will be 1 hour ahead until we revert back to winter time again when it will be the same. Thanks
Hi, make sure time is selected on dial at 6 o'clock, pull the crown out 1 click, press the top push button once, this will change UTC to London, keep pressing for your desired time zone, when you have found it press both push buttons in at the same time and this time zone will go onto the hands. Crown in. That should be done. Sounds like you have a different feature other then time selected on the 6 o'clock dial.
@@realmofwatches1133 won't let me do that I think it mayb needs to be fully charged cuz the sec hand is moving in 2 sec intervals but before all this I couldn't get the hands to the right time so I'm going to charge it up today in the sun and start over ill keep u updates
@@vittoriosantiago Yes double ticking is low charge, give this one quite a bit of time in the sun, when it searches automatically between 2-4am this drains alot of energy from the cell. I would leave it in sunlight with the crown out for faster charge as when the crown is in the watch is trying to use energy
God damn still can't get the hands to set right! Hate having a watch I need a PhD in astrophysics to set it. Wish I could figure out how to just move the hands to the right time and be done with it! Last citizen watch I'll buy.
Holy crap mate . You gota be kidding me . I'll stick to my 30 year old divers watch too much B S for me . I can see me throwing this watch across the room
Or you could buy a cheap Sekonda , no hassle.. I've got a skyhawk, wow what a pain to set. I forget how to set it everytime the clocks go back and forward.
I don’t know who the hell would consider buying one of these. Soo much going on with this watch. Too busy, and ghastly looking, it’s hard to take it all in. Why not just get a chronograph ?
Had my skyhawk for 15 years and I still come back to this video to reset the time every year..
Sometimes it will set its self but other times i have to do it manually
Great video and saved me a lot of time to get everything set back up. Clear and concise instructions.
Thanks for this video. You made it so easy compared to other videos I've watched! Those others almost made me want to throw my watch against the wall!
thankyou, found my citizen in the drawer after a few years stored away, found this and, after a few days of weak winter sun, it's wearable again thanks to you simple explanation :)
Thanks
You are a saviour !!!... Thank u so much mate ......Have tried reading the manual !!!!!! It takes a fighter pilot to understand it !!
Wonderful job!!! Watched three other videos trying to set the time, bravo! You did it in under five minutes!
Thanks
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Brilliant, been trying to work that out for ages, much appreciated mate
I have this watch and have not worn it for years until today. Great video.
This is the BEST explanation of how to change the watch.....
Thanks, this allowed me to change DST - you have to have the time zone you want to change in the right hand LCD display and DST on/off is associated with a specific time zone. So, in my case the normal display is NYC in the left and LON in the right. The USA has sprung forward so DST should be ON and the sequence is as follows:
1. Pull out crown 1 click
2. Press BOTH buttons to swap left and right zones (now LON is on the left and NYC on the right)
3. Pull crown fully out and click bottom button (now lower part of LCD changes from OF to ON)
4. Push crown in so it's just 1 click out
5. Press BOTH buttons to swap left and right zones (now NYC is back on the left and LON on the right)
6. Push crown all the way in
Bob's yer uncle :D
Muito bom o video, resolveu meu problema. Meu relógio não estava sincronizando os ponteiros com o digital.. Muito obrigado.
The dumbest most convoluted process to setting the time on such a basic watch. Wish I had seen this video prior to my purchase. Not sure what Citizen had to gain by making this so unbelievably complicated. Just pulling out the crown and adjust the hands seems to have worked for the past 100 years or so.
Totally agree. Beautiful to look at... Worst watch for complications. Not easy
I've watched the video over and over and still can't, took it to the top jeweler in Richmond VA, he had it for 5 days, still can't get it!
Thank you for the video and explaining everything!!
Finally...after years, it works again:) puchased a new citizen eco drive gps linked watch...easier, and always the correct time..
Ty so much, could not figure how to swap UTC with LAX and finally working again. Ty
Thanks
Thanks for the video. Great job with the editing!!
Thank you very much for a clear and understandable explanation!!
Brilliant video, straight to the point!
Thank you mate. my watch went dead, out of the light for 3 months. So had to reset it. this video was a great help, and time sorted. cheers.
Thats awesome, thanks for the comment!
Thank you so much couldn’t do it with out your Guidance
Thank you so much for the video, it made it so easy 😊
I got this watch from my dad after he got a new one and I found this and it was so helpful
Its a Citizen classic. Thanks
Thank you so much sir. You explain this a HELL of a lot better than even the guy does on the Citizen watch page on youtube. Thanks again...
Thanks, glad I could help!
Thank you. 🙏 This helped a lot.
Thanks for this great explanation. I just bought the watch on a cruise ship in the London time zone. When I got back to the US, the watch could not find the Chicago time zone signal whilst I was in the CAL mode. I'd like to find out more about these radio signals and where they are coming from. Other than getting a signal from a satellite transponder, there is no way of getting a Citizen signal off a tower hundreds of miles away if you are out in nowheresville. What does the radio system for calibration consist of? Space or land based?
Excellent video. Thank you.
Lifesaver! Thank you!
question? the UTC time under the 12 postion- are you able to adjust that time? Set it to a time zone?
Cool video brother thank you!
I really enjoyed the video. Wish someone would do a features video. How to use TMR/CHR modes. How to set UTC time. Or is that automatic?
You are actually more knowledgeable than the guy who sold this watch last year and I was able to change the time today. Thanks sir.
Nice one, glad it helped.
*VERY* helpful - thanks!
You're welcome!
Appreciate the video but analogue hands were not aligned to the digital time. Is there a way to synchronise these manually? Thank you
Very helpful. Thank you.
thank you you saved my watch from being sold
Best instruction!
Thanks
Thank you so much for this informative video! I have a question: Once I have set the time on both screens, the hands of my U600 didn´t match the hour of the right screen. How can I make the hands match the time?
Great video i have a question please is it possible to set the utc dial to anytime you want ie to use it as a gmt dial Thank You.
Hello, no the dial at 12 o'clock is based on the local time you set, everything then adjusts accordingly.
Thank You!!
Thank you so much 😊
Thank u so much!
Thanks mate 😊
great stuff.
Top video thanks
THANK YOU!!!
What is the alarm tone's like
Came for the accent. Got a watch tutorial.
Perfect thx ☺️ it works, of course ha ha
thanks yet my top left dial is stuck in use and left window won't change out of nyc?
Thank you
My favorite watch
Thanks buddy
Thanks just watch video I have the exact Watch my father gave it to be is it worth money it’s in great Condition
How do you put the date on the right side?
So why are the hands different to the digital. I thought they would sync up.
Thanks.
Is there a model8729
🙏 thanks
Can you help! I have LON on the right and also keep LON on the left for now. The right LON is displayed correctly when I set the digital time etc, all good. However when I then full press in the crown to set the analogue hands the time is incorrect and will not display the correct time. For instance as we speak the digital display is reading 09.41 but the hands are at 08.53, very strange cant work it out Am I doing something wrong?. Thanks for your help. Steve
Hello, sounds like the watch needs a zero reset. You will reset the hands back to their zero position and then follow this video to set the time. Citizen should have instructions for this on the website. The most common reason this can happen is when the watch runs out of power whilst searching for a radio signal. Can you remember to having to charge the watch at some point before this happened?
@@realmofwatches1133 worked all sorted many thanks
@@MrSteve666999 Great stuff|! Thanks for getting back
What time zone suits the Caribbean eg Barbados or St Vincent
Hello, this was surprisingly difficult to find out but I beleive Caracas, the code is CCS in the watch. Its Atlantic Standard Time which is -4 hours from UTC.
Citizen eco drive sky hawk wr 200? :-
1) Which colour is the watch light?
2) What is the problem in night light showing red colour?
3) Does it automatically change 1 hour forward or backward automatically without manually setting?
Hello, yes 200m the colour is like a dark orange and yes as long as you have radio signal it will change the hour for you.
does this have perpetual calendar? does other watch like JY8035-04E Navihawk has perpetual calendar feature?
Hello, yes both have perpetual calendars.
@@realmofwatches1133 thank you very much. i was just confused as these two watch models doesnt say perpetual like other models from citizen. they have it written on their inner dial. thank you.
@@realmofwatches1133
How does one get the watch to show the day and date? Please...any help would be much appreciated!😢
My gmt small clock doesn’t seem to link with the right hand digital display but instead reads the same as the large hands. What am I doing wrong 😭
It said 5:02 on the digital and 5:07
On the analogue that’s what I’m trying to get synced
Is there a model#8729
At the end of presentation (5:25), the analog time is 5:06 while digital is 5:02 (17:02). How do I adjust the analog hands? Thanks in advance.
Nobody else noticed?
@Jim Wong: Please follow the instructions from the below mentioned help guide. I followed it and able to reset and caliber the UTC hands manually. Here the URL: www.citizenwatch-global.com/support/html/en/u68/faq_24_u68.html
my hands show 5 mintes sloer than digital?
The 24h subdial at 2 o clock does not correspond with the time. AM and PM is incorrect. I have tried everything, but I cannot manage to correct it. Do you prehaps know how to fix it? :)
Hello, sounds like the watch needs a zero reset also known as check the 'reference position' in the instructions. The hands need realigning, this can happen when the watch has run out of power. Then you follow the instructions to set the time I think I might do a video on this.
oh london and utc are same time. had to look that up
Hello, Yes during winter time (so now) that’s correct, when the clocks go forward London will be 1 hour ahead until we revert back to winter time again when it will be the same. Thanks
I have i question, i can set up the time but the hands doesn't show the right time how can i fix this
I just put mine on the window sill and the next day she is good to go!
Hey I need some help I have this watch and did the reset u posted and now the watch just says utc on both displays and I can't change anything
Hi, make sure time is selected on dial at 6 o'clock, pull the crown out 1 click, press the top push button once, this will change UTC to London, keep pressing for your desired time zone, when you have found it press both push buttons in at the same time and this time zone will go onto the hands. Crown in. That should be done. Sounds like you have a different feature other then time selected on the 6 o'clock dial.
@@realmofwatches1133 won't let me do that I think it mayb needs to be fully charged cuz the sec hand is moving in 2 sec intervals but before all this I couldn't get the hands to the right time so I'm going to charge it up today in the sun and start over ill keep u updates
@@vittoriosantiago Yes double ticking is low charge, give this one quite a bit of time in the sun, when it searches automatically between 2-4am this drains alot of energy from the cell. I would leave it in sunlight with the crown out for faster charge as when the crown is in the watch is trying to use energy
@@realmofwatches1133 yes I left it in my car all day now its running well I did the calibration and set the time everything is perfect thanks alot
If you have the radio reception settings on auto day light savings will change automatically
Very true!
my sky hawk just says UTC on the left hand side Dial i cant get it to say LON, any ideas how? it just wont set the correct time
the little hand on the top left dial is stuck in USA aswell even though im in the UK
How to change the battery Set from Europe to usa
Thank you
It would be nicer if these little clocks were white with black numbers. It would stand out more.
God damn still can't get the hands to set right! Hate having a watch I need a PhD in astrophysics to set it. Wish I could figure out how to just move the hands to the right time and be done with it! Last citizen watch I'll buy.
Just purchased one today with china radio on system.not that u have any desire to go there.
Holy crap mate . You gota be kidding me . I'll stick to my 30 year old divers watch too much B S for me . I can see me throwing this watch across the room
Or you could buy a cheap Sekonda , no hassle.. I've got a skyhawk, wow what a pain to set. I forget how to set it everytime the clocks go back and forward.
I’m missing something.
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Video fails to demonstrate how to sync the analogue time with the digital if they aren't matching. That was a waste of my time
Got this watch total garbage still doesn't set properly regret buying the Dam thing
I don’t know who the hell would consider buying one of these. Soo much going on with this watch. Too busy, and ghastly looking, it’s hard to take it all in. Why not just get a chronograph ?