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SYNCHRONAR 2100"World's First Solar-Powered Watch"Operating Instructions |
PROTOTYPE The Patent (zip file)
SYNCHRONAR 1: Ragen Semiconductor Features:
- Hours:Minutes;
- Date; (Leap Year?)
- Seconds
3 slide switchesClick on the thumb to see full-size scans of the complete instruction booklet:
instruction booklet
SYNCHRONAR 2100 (Mark III): Riehl Time CorporationFeatures:
- Hours:Minutes (24 hour; or 12 hour with AM/PM indicator which appears as a single LED element in the display);
- Date;
- Day:Seconds;
- Leap Year;
- Rate Adjustment 16 seconds per year increments (+/- 8 secs/year accuracy)
2 slide switches
external link: Mark III instruction booklet
SYNCHRONAR 2100 (Mark IV): Custom Circuits CorporationFeatures:
These instructions are for the SYNCHRONAR Mark IV:- Two time zones (Hours:Minutes;seconds) (24 hour or 12 hour - AM/PM indicator feature removed);
- Date;
- Day:Seconds;
- Leap Year;
- Rate Adjustment 8 seconds per year increments (+/- 4 secs/year accuracy);
- Automatic Daylight Savings Time Adjustment;
- Alarm;
- Stopwatch;
- Flashing timer
2 slide switches
Click on the thumb to see the full-size instruction sheet:
timekeeping info
charging instructions
adjustment overview
functions table
warranty
Inventor Roger Riehl has designed a Mark V module, containing 23 improvements over the Mark IV. As far as I know he is not yet shipping the new watch. In the Mark V, the date at which daylight savings time changes has been updated and there is now a small sheet of stainless steel on the back of the watch, against the wearer's wrist, to protect the module. Additionaly, polyurethane is used in the module, as there were some problems with the Lexan not meeting design specifications. (Although there seems to be a bubble problem with the polyurethane)
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