This guide introduces the solar‑powered MO1206‑EA watch, explaining how the built‑in solar panel converts light to electrical power and how the rechargeable battery is charged by exposure to bright light. It also covers power‑saving functions that turn off the display when the battery is low.
The manual details the radio‑controlled atomic timekeeping system, including city codes, auto and manual signal reception, signal‑strength indicators, and troubleshooting. It further describes alarm setup, hourly time signal, and stopwatch operation, providing step‑by‑step procedures for each feature.
| Battery type | Rechargeable battery |
|---|---|
| Charging time (bright light) | ≈5 minutes |
| UK/German signal reception range | 2,000 miles (2,000 km) |
| Anthorn (England) transmitter frequency | 60.0 kHz |
| Stopwatch display range | 23 h 58 min 59.99 s |
Expose the watch face to bright light; about five minutes of exposure is enough to recharge the battery.