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Casio's G Shock GW300 fails to correct itself on Daylight Saving Time?
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∙ 13y ago
I had the same issue and here is or WAS my problem.
#1 - This watch will auto adjust by sat connection at 2, 3, 4 and 5 AM every day. But can only do this if the watch is in a location where it can get a good signal, IE. in a window or outside.
#2 - I am never in a window or outside at those times.
So, on the night it should have changed, it didn't get a signal and didn't change.
Solution!
#1 - take it off and set it in a window making sure it has the little satellite icon and leave it there overnight, it will change by morning on it's own.
#2 - Follow the directions in the User's guide for Manual on page 1 for Manually Triggering Reception.
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