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The is a durable, solar-powered chronograph. The “manual” subject indicates a need for setting instructions or charging guidance. Users should locate the caliber number on the case back to download the precise manual. Key operations include crown position setting, chronograph use, and maintaining regular light exposure for Eco-Drive function.

For the most detailed and accurate information specific to your watch, always refer to the original instruction manual that came with your timepiece. If you have lost yours, you can often find a digital copy on Citizen's official website by searching for the watch's case number, or on user manual databases using the movement number found on your watch's caseback.

is a classic example of this, offering a stylish aesthetic combined with the convenience of a watch that never needs a battery change .

Press once to start the stopwatch; press again to pause it.

: Powered by any light source; holds a 6-month power reserve even in total darkness.

The E670 variant includes a precise 1/20-second chronograph that can measure up to 60 minutes. To use it, switch the watch to CHR mode, then use the top button (A) to start and stop, and the bottom button (B) to reset.

against the case to restart timekeeping and preserve water resistance. Solar Charging and Power Management

This indicates that the watch is low on energy and requires charging.

This is Citizen's internal code for the watch case design and water resistance specifications.

Expose the watch to bright light for at least 1 to 2 days. Once it begins moving, perform an All-Reset (if applicable to your specific caliber) or pull the crown out to the setting position for 30 seconds before pushing it back in to jumpstart the circuit. The Date Changes at 12:00 PM Instead of 12:00 AM

The chart below outlines typical charging requirements based on common light sources: Light Source (Illuminance) For 1 Day of Operation For Steady Operation For a Full Charge (100,000 lx) 2 to 5 minutes 40 minutes to 1 hour 8 to 12 hours Cloudy Weather (10,000 lx) 10 to 15 minutes 1.5 to 2 hours 30 to 40 hours Indoor Fluorescent (3,000 lx) 40 minutes 4 to 5 hours 130 to 150 hours 3. Standard Time and Date Setting Instructions

: This case code is frequently seen on models using the E820 caliber (a perpetual calendar chronograph) or the E210 caliber (a hand-assembled chronograph).

Although the GN-4W-S-12G is radio-controlled, you may need to set it manually if you are out of range of a signal or wish to change the time zone manually.

The Citizen Eco Drive GN-4W-S-12G is a part of Citizen's esteemed Eco Drive series, which harnesses the power of light to generate electricity, eliminating the need for battery replacements. This eco-friendly approach not only reduces waste but also provides a reliable and accurate timekeeping experience.

Rotate the crown clockwise or counter-clockwise to advance the hour and minute hands.