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OVW-110DJ-1AJF

Release date: September 16, 2005

MSRP: 22,050 yen

It was 188 US dollars at the time

Casio module number: 4315

Receives radio waves from two domestic stations

Size

Compatible secondary battery: CTL1025F (Panasonic)

A simple 3-hand model that only has radio wave reception function in Japan among multi-function Casio watches.

Despite that, the battery is a high-capacity, high-output CTL1025... why?

It does not have any Casio-like functions such as a stopwatch, alarm, or backlight, and the side buttons are only used for radio wave reception and time adjustment (reference position adjustment).

Press the bottom right B button once to display the reception result, which is the result confirmation mode, and the hands will not return to normal movement even if you wait a few seconds.

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Press the B button a second time to enter reference position correction mode. In this state, if you press and hold the A button on the top right, the second hand will rotate once and the second hand will be in the reference position correction state.
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Press the A button to correct the hour and minute hands. At first, it only moves clockwise.
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Press the A button again to switch the minute hand to moving counterclockwise.
This method is the same as the 3721 in the Oceanus OCW-100TDJ and the 4315 in the Lineage LIW-101.

The OVW-110 and LIW-101 use the same movement...I just realized.
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The calendar reference position is OK when the left-facing isosceles triangle is facing straight to the side. I was worried about the slight misalignment, so I pressed it several times. Pressing the A button completes the reference position correction operation, but it remains in correction mode, so wait until all the hands stop moving.
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The glass is kind of cloudy...
The bezel is in good condition, but there are some scratches...

I'm thinking that.
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When all the hands have stopped moving, press button B to return to time mode and resume normal hand movement.