CASIO DW-9700 Module 2080 User Manual
Brand: CASIO
Model: DW-9700
Module: 2080
Important Information
Battery
The factory-installed battery may discharge during storage and in retail stores. If the battery indicator becomes dim, replace the battery at your CASIO dealer or distributor.
Water Resistance
This watch can withstand static pressure up to the level indicated on the case back (50, 100, or 200 meters) and is resistant to seawater. However, dynamic pressure generated during water activities is greater than static pressure.
| Class | Construction | Use |
|---|---|---|
| Waterproof | No | Splashes, Rain, Washing, Swimming, Diving, etc. |
| Waterproof | Yes | Splashes, Rain, Washing |
| Waterproof to 50m | Yes | Splashes, Rain, Washing, Swimming |
| Waterproof to 100m | Yes | Splashes, Rain, Washing, Swimming, Diving |
| Waterproof to 200m | Yes | Splashes, Rain, Washing, Swimming, Diving |
| Waterproof to 300m | Yes | Splashes, Rain, Washing, Swimming, Diving |
Notes:
- I: These watches are not waterproof; avoid getting them wet.
- II: Do not pull out the crown when the watch is wet.
- III: Do not press buttons or pull out the crown underwater.
- IV: Buttons can be pressed underwater, but avoid pressing recessed buttons or pulling out the crown. If seawater gets on the watch, rinse it thoroughly with fresh water and wipe dry.
- V: Can be used for diving (except for depths requiring a helium-helium gas mixture). Do not pull out the crown underwater.
Some water-resistant watches come with leather straps. Do not wear such models while swimming or in any other situation involving immersion in water.
Precautions for Use
- Do not attempt to open the case or remove the back cover.
- The gasket for water and dust protection should be replaced every 2-3 years.
- If water or condensation enters the watch, take it for repair to your CASIO dealer or distributor immediately.
- Do not expose the watch to excessively high temperatures.
- Although the watch is equipped with an shock-resistant mechanism, avoid subjecting it to strong impacts or dropping it on hard surfaces.
General Precautions
- Do not overtighten the bracelet. A finger should fit under the bracelet.
- Clean the watch and bracelet with a soft, dry cloth or one dampened with a mild soap solution. Do not use volatile solvents such as gasoline, solvents, or aerosol cleaners.
- Always store the watch in a dry place when not in use.
- Do not expose the watch to aggressive chemicals such as gasoline, cleaning agents, or aerosols. Chemical reactions with these agents can damage the gasket, case, and finish.
- Some watch bracelets have characteristics printed on them. Be careful not to erase them when cleaning.
For Watches with Resin Bands...
- You may notice a white powdery residue on the band. This substance is not harmful to your skin or clothing and can be removed with a wipe.
- If moisture is left on a resin band, or if such watches are left in a humid environment, the band may warp, crack, or tear. To preserve the resin band, wipe off dirt or moisture with a soft cloth as soon as possible.
For Watches with Fluorescent Bands and Cases...
- Prolonged exposure to direct sunlight may cause the fluorescence color to fade.
- Prolonged contact with moisture may cause the fluorescence color to fade. Wipe off moisture from the surface as soon as possible.
- Prolonged contact with other surfaces may cause the fluorescence color to fade. Wipe off moisture from the fluorescent surface as soon as possible and avoid contact with other surfaces.
- Strong friction of a surface with a printed fluorescent pattern against another surface may cause the printed color to transfer to the other surface.
Disclaimer
CASIO COMPUTER CO., LTD. is not responsible for any claims from third parties that may arise from the use of this watch.
General Instructions
- If the information on your watch screen changes continuously, refer to the "Auto Display Function" section on how to stop this process.
- Press the "C" button to change modes. After performing operations in Timer and Stopwatch modes, press the "C" button to return to the Current Time mode.
- In Current Time mode, press the "D" button to illuminate the display for two seconds.
Current Time Mode
Settings made in this mode are important as they affect the data for Moon Time, Tide Graph, and Sunrise/Sunset functions. There are three setup screens in Current Time mode: Time and Date setup, Daylight Saving Time (DST)/GMT Offset/City Name setup, and Moon Interval setup.
Setting Time and Date
This screen can be used to set the time and date, reset seconds to 00, and switch between 12- and 24-hour time formats.
- In Current Time mode, check for the DST indicator on the display and perform this setting according to your time zone.
- Press and hold the "A" button. The seconds will flash on the display, allowing you to change them.
- Press the "C" button to move the flashing digits to another position in the following sequence: Seconds, Hours, Minutes, Date, Month, Year, 12/24-hour format.
- While the seconds digits are flashing (and can be changed), press the "D" button to reset them to 00. If you press the "D" button when the seconds are between 30 and 59, the seconds will reset to 00 and the minutes will increase by 1. If the seconds are between 00 and 29, the minutes will remain unchanged.
- While digits in any other position (except seconds) are flashing (and can be changed), press the "D" button to increase them or the "B" button to decrease them. Holding these buttons down allows for high-speed adjustment.
- When setting the 12/24-hour format, press the "D" button to switch between formats.
- The day of the week changes automatically according to the date.
- The date can be set from January 1, 1995, to December 31, 2039.
- After setting the time and date, press the "A" button to proceed to the setup screen for Daylight Saving Time, GMT offset, and City Name. Press the "A" button three times to return to the normal Current Time mode.
Setting Daylight Saving Time (DST), GMT Offset, and City Name
This screen is used to enable or disable Daylight Saving Time, set your time zone's difference from Greenwich Mean Time, and input a city name.
Enabling/Disabling Daylight Saving Time:
- When DST is in effect in your current period, enable it. If DST is not used in your area, disable it. Refer to the "Enabling/Disabling Daylight Saving Time" section for instructions.
- Press the "C" button to move the flashing cursor to the GMT offset setting.
Enabling/Disabling Daylight Saving Time
While the DST indicator (ON or OFF) and DST marker are flashing on the screen, press the "D" button to enable or disable Daylight Saving Time.
Attention!
- Always use the above procedure when enabling or disabling DST. Never change the current time setting to enable or disable DST. This will result in incorrect data for Moon Time, Tide Graph, and Sunrise/Sunset modes.
- Use the "C" button to move the flashing cursor to the GMT offset setting.
Setting GMT Offset
Refer to the Time Zone Map at the end of this manual to determine the GMT offset for your location.
- Press the "D" button to increase the offset or the "B" button to decrease it. Holding these buttons down allows for high-speed adjustment.
- Use the "C" button to move the flashing cursor to the first character of the city name.
Changing City Name
- Press the "D" button to scroll forward through characters at the current cursor position, or the "B" button to scroll backward. Holding these buttons down allows for high-speed character adjustment.
- When the desired character appears on the screen, press the "C" button to advance the cursor to the next position.
- You can repeat steps 1 and 2 for all eight characters of the city name.
- After completing all settings, press the "A" button to proceed to the Latitude/Longitude and Moon Interval setup screen.
Setting Latitude/Longitude and Moon Interval
This screen is used to set the latitude, longitude, and moon interval for your current location.
Setting Latitude and Longitude for Your Location
When the latitude and longitude values are flashing on the screen, use the "D" button to change the longitude value and the "B" button to change the latitude value.
- After setting the latitude and longitude, press the "C" button to proceed to the moon interval setting.
Setting Moon Interval for Your Location
- Press the "D" button to increase the hour value or the "B" button to decrease it. Holding these buttons down allows for high-speed adjustment.
- Press the "C" button to move the flashing cursor to the minutes.
- Pressing the "D" button increases the minute value, and pressing the "B" button decreases it.
- After completing the setting, press the "A" button to return to the normal Current Time mode.
Information on Moon Interval
The moon interval is the time from when the moon passes its highest point in orbit over your location until the time of high tide. If you know the moon interval, you can create a tide graph using the moon's age. This graph is generated by your watch according to the current time and set coordinates.
Calculating Moon Interval
- Determine the time of high tide for the location for which you want to generate a tide graph.
- Using your watch, find the time the moon passes its highest point in orbit over that location just before the time of high tide.
- Subtract the moon's highest orbital passage time from the high tide time to get the moon interval.
Tide Graph Mode
How to View Data for a Specific City
- In Current Time mode, press the "B" button to enter Multi-Time mode. The city selected as your local time will appear first on the screen.
- Press the "B" button to cycle through the data for up to 10 cities. The watch will then emit a beep and return to Current Time mode.
- While in Multi-Time mode, you can press the "C" button at any time to immediately return to Current Time mode.
Setting Local Time from Pre-programmed Cities
You can use the procedures described in "Setting Daylight Saving Time, GMT Offset, and City Name" and "Setting Latitude/Longitude, Moon Interval" to change the city name or other data for it.
Your watch comes with data for 10 cities pre-programmed around the globe. The data for each city includes an 8-character name, GMT offset, latitude and longitude, and moon interval. Setting the current time and date for any one city changes the time and date for all other cities accordingly. DST is set separately for each city. You can use the following procedure to select any of the ten cities as your local time.
Refer to the Time Zone Map at the end of this manual to learn more about the locations of the cities programmed into the watch when purchased.
How to Select a City as Local Time
- In Multi-Time mode, display the city you want to use as your local time, then press and hold the "D" button for two seconds.
Auto EL Backlight Function
Your watch uses an electro-luminescent panel for illumination, making the display easy to read in the dark. The watch also features an automatic backlight that activates when you turn your wrist towards you.
- To enable this function, it must be turned on (indicated by the AUTO ☼ indicator).
Notes:
- The backlight of your watch operates using electro-luminescent elements that lose power over a very long period of use.
- The backlight is difficult to see when direct sunlight falls on the watch.
- When the display is illuminated, the watch emits an audible beep. This is because the backlight elements are vibrating and does not indicate a malfunction.
- The backlight automatically turns off during audible signals.
Manual Backlight
- In Current Time mode, press the "D" button to illuminate the screen for two seconds.
- This operation illuminates the watch regardless of whether the Auto Backlight is on or off.
How to Activate Auto Backlight
When the Auto Backlight function is enabled, the backlight automatically turns on for two seconds as shown in the illustration below. The watch is not designed to be worn on the inside of the wrist. This may cause the Auto Backlight function to activate accidentally, reducing battery life.
Position your hand horizontally, then turn your wrist towards you at approximately a 40-degree angle. This will activate the screen backlight.
- The backlight automatically turns off after 2 seconds, even if you continue to hold your hand at the same angle.
- The backlight may not activate if your hand is tilted more than 15 degrees from the horizontal position, either left or right. Ensure your hand is parallel to the ground.
- Static electricity or magnetic fields can interfere with the proper operation of the Auto Backlight. If the Auto Backlight does not work, try returning the watch to its starting position (horizontal) and then turning it towards you again. If this does not help, shake your hand downwards vigorously and then return it to the starting position.
- Under certain conditions, the backlight may activate only 1 second after you perform the above actions. This is normal and does not indicate a malfunction.
Warning!
- Do not attempt to read your watch in the dark while climbing a mountain or in other hazardous locations. This is very dangerous and may lead to injury.
- Do not attempt to read your watch while walking along a road or in areas with vehicle traffic. This is risky and may lead to an accident.
- Do not attempt to read your watch while riding a bicycle, or while operating a motorcycle or automobile. This is dangerous and may lead to an accident.
- Before operating a vehicle, check that the Auto Backlight function on your watch is turned off. Sudden, unintentional activation of the Auto Backlight could distract you and lead to an accident.
Turning Auto Backlight On/Off
In Current Time mode, press and hold the "D" button for one second to turn the function on (AUTO indicator on display) or off (indicator not displayed).
- The Auto Backlight indicator appears on the display in all modes when this function is on.
- To prevent rapid battery drain, the Auto Backlight function automatically turns off approximately 6 hours after its last use. To use the backlight again, repeat the activation procedure.
Moon Time Mode
Be sure to set the current time and coordinates before using Moon Time mode.
In Moon Time mode, the display shows the moon's age and the time of its passage through the highest and lowest points of its orbit. The moon phase is shown by its size in one of the following graphics.
The time of the moon's passage through the highest and opposite points of its orbit refers to the time when the moon will be at its highest and lowest points in its orbit relative to your location.
Note: The time of the moon's passage through its highest orbital point over your location (and through the opposite point) is determined with an accuracy of +/- 30 minutes.
- If you do not press any button for 2 seconds after entering Moon Time mode, the data for the current date will automatically appear on the screen. Press the "D" button to advance to the next date or the "B" button to go back to the previous date. Holding down these buttons allows for high-speed date adjustment. When the desired date appears on the display, you must wait 40 seconds for the watch to perform internal calculations before the moon's high and opposite orbital passage times for that date are displayed.
- Important: Once you display data for a specific city, you cannot switch to another city. To switch to the city setting screen, you must press the "A" button twice.
- Moon Time mode data is displayed in 5-minute increments.
- For Full Moon (moon age 15) or New Moon (moon age 29.5), the moon's high and opposite orbital passage times are not displayed. In this case, "-- : --" is shown.
Tide Graph Mode
Setting the Tide Interval
- In Moon Time mode, press the "A" button to enter Tide Graph mode. The screen will display a graph for 6:00 AM on the date selected in Moon Time mode.
- Use the "D" button (forward) and "B" button (backward) to scroll through the time in 1-hour increments. Holding these buttons down allows for high-speed adjustment.
Important: Once you enter Tide Graph mode, you cannot switch to another city or date. To change these parameters, you must press the "A" button, make the necessary changes, and then re-enter Tide Graph mode.
- When you enter Tide Graph mode from Moon Time mode, the display shows the time of the moon's passage through its highest and opposite orbital points for your time zone.
- Press the "D" button (forward) or "B" button (backward) for 2 seconds after entering Moon Time mode to scroll through data for other cities. Holding down these buttons allows for high-speed scrolling. After displaying the desired city, wait approximately 40 seconds for the Moon Time mode data for that city to appear.
High Tide Low Tide Low Tide
If you selected a city in Moon Time mode that is different from your local time city, and a date different from the current date, and then enter Tide Graph mode, the day of the week for the selected city will be displayed. If you want to synchronize the day of the week with the date, you must select the city whose time you will use as your local time in Moon Time mode.
Sunrise/Sunset Mode
When you enter Sunrise/Sunset mode from another mode, the display shows the sunrise and sunset times for your time zone for the current date.
- Press the "D" button (forward) or "B" button (backward) for 2 seconds after entering Sunrise/Sunset mode to scroll through data for other cities. Holding down these buttons allows for high-speed scrolling. After displaying the desired city, wait approximately 40 seconds for the Sunrise/Sunset mode data for that city to appear.
- If you do not press any button for 2 seconds after entering Sunrise/Sunset mode, the data for the current date will automatically appear on the screen. Press the "D" button to advance to the next date or the "B" button to go back to the previous date. Holding down these buttons allows for high-speed date adjustment. When the desired date appears on the display, you must wait 40 seconds for the watch to perform internal calculations before the sunrise and sunset times for that date are displayed.
- The calculation for the Timer's countdown operation takes 3.5 minutes.
- Important: Once you display data for a specific city, you cannot switch to another city. To switch to the city setting screen, you must press the "A" button twice.
- Sunrise/Sunset mode data is displayed in 5-minute increments.
Timer Mode
The countdown timer can be set from 1 second to 24 hours. When the countdown reaches zero, a 10-second alarm sounds, which can be stopped by pressing any button.
Setting Timer Start Time and Auto-Repeat
- In Timer mode, press and hold the "A" button. The hour value will flash on the screen, indicating it is selected for setting.
- Press the "C" button to move the flashing value to other positions in the following sequence: Minutes, Seconds, 1/10 second.
- Press the "D" button to increase the selected value or the "B" button to decrease it. Holding these buttons down allows for high-speed adjustment.
- When the auto-repeat on/off setting is flashing, press the "D" button to turn it on or off. The auto-repeat indicator is displayed only during the start time setting.
- If you set the countdown start time to 24 hours, set it to 0:00'00".
- After setting the timer start time and turning auto-repeat on or off, press the "A" button to return to Timer mode.
Using the Timer
- In Timer mode, press the "D" button to start the countdown.
- Press the "D" button again to stop the countdown.
- You can resume the countdown by pressing the "D" button.
- After stopping the countdown, you can press the "B" button to reset the countdown time to the start time.
- When the countdown reaches zero with auto-repeat off, a 10-second alarm sounds, which can be stopped by pressing any button. The countdown stops, and the timer automatically resets to the start time after the audible signal.
Turning Timer Sound On/Off
While the Timer mode's start time is displayed, or during a countdown operation, press the "B" button to turn the countdown sound on or off.
- When the countdown reaches zero with auto-repeat on, an alarm sounds, and the countdown immediately restarts from the previously set value. You can stop this countdown by pressing the "D" button and forcibly reset the timer to the start time by pressing the "B" button.
- If you set the countdown start value to 10 seconds or less with auto-repeat on, the audible signal, which normally lasts 10 seconds, will sound for only 1 second.
- When the countdown sound is on, a short audible signal will be given when the countdown reaches 10, 5, 4, 3, 2, and 1 minutes, and 50, 40, 30, 20, 10, 5, 4, 3, 2, and 1 seconds remaining.
Stopwatch Mode
This mode allows you to measure elapsed time and split times, and to record the first two finishers in a race.
- The operating range for elapsed time is limited to 23 hours, 59 minutes, 59.99 seconds.
- Pressing the "A" button during a split time measurement, or when a value (other than zero) is displayed, will toggle the right-side display between the current time and the measured time.
Countdown Before Stopwatch Start
In addition to the normal instant start of the stopwatch by pressing a button, you also have the option to automatically start the stopwatch after a 5-second intermediate countdown.
- After the stopwatch has stopped and reset to zero, press the "A" button to enable or disable the countdown before start. If the countdown is enabled, the digit "5" is displayed at the bottom of the screen; if disabled, "00'00"00" is displayed. The top of the display always shows the current time.
Alarm Mode
You have five independent alarms at your disposal, for which you can set the hour, minute, month, and date.
The Alarm mode can be used to turn the alarm and hourly chime on or off.
Types of Alarms
The type of alarm sound depends on the information set for the alarm.
Setting a Daily Alarm
- Set the hour and minute for the alarm sound. Set the month field to "-" and the date field to "--". This type of setting will provide an audible alarm daily at the set time.
Setting an Alarm with Date
- Set the month, date, hour, and minute for the alarm sound. This type of alarm provides an audible alarm at the set time on a specific day.
Setting an Alarm for a Month
- Set the month and hour, and minute for the alarm sound. Select "--" in the date field. This type of alarm provides an audible alarm at the set time each day for one month.
Setting a Monthly Alarm
- Set the date, hour, and minute for the alarm sound. Select "-" in the month field. This type of alarm provides an audible alarm each month on the set day at the set time.
Setting an Alarm
- In Alarm mode, press the "D" button to select the alarm type.
- After selecting the alarm type, press and hold the "A" button. The hour value will flash, indicating it is selected for setting. The alarm will turn on automatically at this point.
- Press the "C" button to move the highlighted field to the next position in the following sequence: Hours, Minutes, Month, Date.
- Press the "D" button to increase the highlighted digit or the "B" button to decrease it. Holding these buttons down allows for high-speed adjustment.
- The format (12-hour or 24-hour) matches the format you selected for setting the current time.
- If you use the 12-hour format, be careful to set the time correctly for AM or PM.
- After completing the setting, press the "A" button to return to Alarm mode.
- When the Hourly Chime is on, it sounds at the top of every hour.
Stopping Alarm Sound
- Press any button to stop the audible alarm.
Turning Alarms On/Off
- In Alarm mode, press the "E" button to select an alarm.
- When the desired alarm is selected, press the "B" button to turn it on or off.
- The individual alarm indicator allows you to see the status of each alarm at a glance. The meaning of these indicators is to determine which mode you are in.
Important!
- Storing watches in darkness for extended periods, wearing them under the sleeve of clothing, or covering them with a hand can contribute to rapid battery depletion. Ensure the watch is exposed to light whenever possible.
- Your watch contains a solar cell that converts sunlight into electricity, which charges the built-in rechargeable battery. Generally, the rechargeable battery does not require replacement. However, after many years of use, the rechargeable battery may lose its ability to fully recharge. If these problems occur, contact your CASIO dealer or distributor to have the battery replaced.
- The rechargeable battery must be replaced only with a special ML-2020 battery. Using a different type of battery may cause the watch to malfunction.
- Do not forget to set the watch to Power Saving Mode and place it in a well-lit area when storing it for extended periods.
Battery Indicator
The battery indicator on the screen shows the current charge level of the rechargeable battery.
| Level | Indicator | Functional Status |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | BATT E F | All functions available |
| 2 | BATT E | All functions available |
| 3 | BATT E | Alarm, hourly chime, backlight unavailable |
| 4 | BATT E.. | Alarm, hourly chime, backlight unavailable. Time measurement continues. Pressing any button will show the current time for 2 or 3 minutes. |
| 5 | BATT | No functions available. Functions will resume after the rechargeable battery is charged, but data stored in memory will be lost. Therefore, you must set the current time and alarm, and re-enter any data from the Phone Book. |
Precautions for Charging the Battery
Avoid overheating the watch while charging the battery. The following are places where it is not advisable to charge your rechargeable battery.
Warning
- When charging the watch under direct sunlight, overheating may cause damage.
- On a car dashboard parked in the sun.
- Too close to an incandescent lamp.
- Under direct sunlight or intense heat for extended periods.
Charging Recommendations
Required charging time, assuming backlight is used for 2 seconds and alarm sounds for 20 seconds per day:
- Approximately 8 hours at 500 lux (indoors with fluorescent lights) per day.
- Approximately 1 hour 15 minutes at 3,000 lux (directly under a desk lamp) per day.
- Approximately 50 minutes at 36,000 lux (on a clear day) per week (7 minutes per day).
Required charging time, assuming backlight is used for 30 seconds and alarm sounds for 20 seconds per day:
- Approximately 4 hours 30 minutes at 3,000 lux (directly under a desk lamp) per day.
- Approximately 2 hours 20 minutes at 36,000 lux (on a clear day) per week (20 minutes per day).
Using Power Saving Mode
In any mode (except when entering data, where values are flashing on the screen), press and hold the "C" button for 2 seconds.
- This action enters Power Saving Mode, where all symbols (except the SLEEP message) disappear from the screen. However, timekeeping and other functions continue internally.
- While the watch is in Power Saving Mode, alarms, hourly chime, and backlight are unavailable.
- Pressing any button (except "A") will exit Power Saving Mode and return the watch to Current Time mode.
Auto EL Backlight Function
The Auto EL Backlight function on your watch continuously changes the screen content, demonstrating its capabilities. You cannot use any other watch function while the Auto EL Backlight function is active.
To Turn Off Auto EL Backlight
- Press and hold the "A" button for two seconds until a short beep is heard.
To Activate Auto EL Backlight
- In any mode (except when entering data where a value is flashing on the screen), press and hold the "C" button for two seconds to enter Power Saving Mode.
- Press and hold the "A" button for two seconds until a short beep is heard. This indicates that the Auto EL Backlight function has been turned on.
The Auto EL Backlight function cannot be used when you are setting something (when a value is flashing on the screen).
If the watch is in darkness, the Auto EL Backlight function stops. Normal operation resumes when the watch is exposed to light again.
The Auto EL Backlight function will not activate if the rechargeable battery is at Level 4 or 5 (see Level table). If the battery level drops sharply to these levels, the Auto EL Backlight function will automatically turn off.
SPECIFICATIONS
- Accuracy: +/- 15 seconds per month at normal temperature.
- Current Time Mode: Hours, minutes, seconds, AM/PM indicator, month, date, day of the week.
- Multi-Mode: Current time, Daylight Saving Time, GMT offset, 8-character city name, latitude/longitude, moon interval for 10 world cities.
- Moon Time Mode: Time of moon's passage through its highest and opposite orbital points (for a specific date), moon phase, tide graph for a specific date.
- Sunrise/Sunset Mode: Sunrise and sunset times for a specific date.
- Timer Mode
- Accuracy: 1/10 sec.
- Range: 1 second to 24 hours.
- Stopwatch Mode
- Accuracy (Time): 1/100 sec.
- Measurement Range: 23 hours 59 minutes 59.99 seconds.
- Measurement Modes: Lap, Split, first 2 finishers in competitions.
- Other: Auto-start.
- Alarm Mode: 5 independent alarms (set month, date, hours, minutes), Hourly chime.
- Other: Automatic and manual backlight function, Power Saving Mode.
- Other: Low-temperature resistance (-20°C), Auto EL Backlight function.
- Rechargeable Battery: ML-2016. Never use a battery of a different type, as this may cause the watch to malfunction.
- Approximate Battery Life (from full charge to Level 3):
- With 20 seconds of alarm operation and 2.5 seconds of backlight use per day: approximately 5 months.
- Without alarm and backlight use, in darkness: approximately 6 months.
Product Information
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Name: | Electronic / Electro-mechanical Quartz Wristwatches (Men's/Women's) |
| Brand: | CASIO |
| Manufacturer: | CASIO COMPUTER Co.,Ltd. (CASIO Computer Co., Limited) |
| Manufacturer Address: | 6-2, Hon-machi 1-chome, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 151-8543, Japan |
| Importer: | OOO "Kasio", 127055, Moscow, ul. Sushchevskaya, d.27, str. 1, Russia |
| Country of Origin: | Japan |
| Warranty Period: | 1 year |
| Address of Authorized Organization for Claims: | Indicated on the warranty card |
Product complies with GOST 26270-98 (cl.4.35)
Certificate of Conformity No. РОСС ЈР. АЯ 46.Д00003
