Seiko 3X22 GPS Solar Watch User Manual

This manual provides instructions for the Seiko 3X22 GPS solar watch, covering charging status checks, time zone adjustments via GPS, and flight mode settings.


Seiko 3X22 GPS Solar Watch User Manual - cover page
Brand
Seiko
Category
Watches
Document type
User Manual
Language
ZH-TW
Pages
16
File format
PDF
File size
2.7 MB
Published
28 October, 2026
Updated
28 October, 2026
Model
3X22
MD5 checksum
1ED68F16D61A2BF0C2BEA5345C9470B3

About this manual

The Seiko 3X22 is a GPS solar-powered wristwatch designed to automatically adjust its time and date by receiving signals from GPS satellites. The device features a smart sensor that detects outdoor light exposure to initiate automatic time correction when the battery level is sufficient.

To ensure accurate operation, users must regularly check the charging status using the second hand indicator. If the power level drops to 'low', the watch cannot receive GPS signals and will not auto-correct its time. The manual details how to manually adjust time zones, set daylight saving time (DST), and configure flight mode for air travel. This manual is written in Chinese.

What's inside

  • Product Features
  • Part Names
  • Check Charging Status
  • About Time Zones
  • Adjusting Time Zone via GPS
  • Manual Time Adjustment
  • Flight Mode Settings
  • Leap Second Function

Specifications

Power SourceGPS Solar Powered
Time Zone CoverageAll time zones worldwide
Full Charge Duration (Sunlight)Approx. 30 hours

Frequently asked questions

How do I check the battery status?

Press and release button B to start the second hand; observe its speed to determine if power is sufficient.

What happens if the battery level is low?

The watch cannot receive GPS signals and will not automatically correct its time or date.

How do I adjust the time zone using GPS?

Long press button B for 3 seconds, then wait outdoors with the watch facing up until the second hand points to Y or N.

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