Citizen E270 Abbreviated Instructions
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Pull the crown out to the time-setting position. Rotate the crown to set the correct time, ensuring the AM/PM is properly set by moving the hands past 12 o'clock. Push the crown back to its normal position to complete the setting.
First, check the power reserve by exposing the watch to light. If it still doesn't work, perform a reset by pulling the crown out to the time-setting position and pressing the button located at 4 o'clock. If the issue persists, consult a professional watch technician.
Pull the crown out to the first click. Rotate the crown to adjust the date. Make sure not to adjust the date between 9 PM and 3 AM to avoid damaging the mechanism.
To clean your watch, gently wipe it with a soft, damp cloth. Avoid using chemicals or submerging the watch in water. Ensure the crown is pushed in and screwed down if applicable, to maintain water resistance.
The Citizen E270 is solar-powered, so it does not have a traditional battery. Ensure the watch is exposed to light regularly to maintain its power reserve. If it stops holding charge, consult a professional for service.
The Citizen E270 typically offers water resistance up to 100 meters. It is suitable for swimming and snorkeling but not for diving. Always ensure the crown is secure before exposure to water.
Ensure the watch is fully charged by exposing it to light. Check that it is not near any magnetic sources which can affect timekeeping. If problems persist, resetting the watch or consulting a professional is recommended.
Regular maintenance includes keeping the watch clean, ensuring it is charged by exposure to light, and having it checked by a professional every few years to ensure all seals and parts are functioning properly.
There is no direct charge indicator, but if the watch is running slow or stops, it may need charging. Place it under a light source for several hours to recharge.
Minor scratches can sometimes be polished out by a professional. For more significant damage, it is best to consult a watch repair specialist for a possible glass replacement.