Wave Ceptor technology is the most powerful tool you will ever wear on your wrist. Wave Ceptor's key secret is Atomic Timekeeping which ensures perfect timing viby automatically picking up a signal from radio transmitters in locations all over the world. These radio controlled watches are dual region which, unlike other radio controlled products, allow you to switch between the UK and mainland Europe transmitters. The Wave Ceptor range will also automatically adjust for daylight savings time.

PERFECT TIMING - AUTOMATICALLY

Wave Ceptor technology is the most powerful tool you’ll ever wear on your wrist. It ensures absolute accuracy, to the second,by automatically picking up a signal from radio transmitters in locations all over the world. If up to the moment accuracy isn’t enough, the Wave Ceptor range will also adjust for daylight savings and when travelling within the coverage area the watch will update to display the correct time (at a touch of a button). Casio Wave Ceptor watches are Dual-region, Multi-region 1 or Multi-region 2.

Dual-region: Picks up signals from transmitters in the UK and most of mainland Europe*.

Multi-region 1: Picks up signals from transmitters in the UK, USA and most of mainland Europe*.

Multi region 2: Picks up signals from transmitters in the UK, USA, Japan and most of mainland Europe*.

* Parts of Europe outside the dual-region and multi-region include Southern Spain, Portugal and Greece

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Why do I need a radio controlled watch?	Without ever having to be adjusted, Wave Ceptor radio-controlled watches always display the right time and automatically switch between summer and wintertime. They receive daily signals calculated by atomic clocks, the most precise timekeepers in the world. The talking clock, Radio and TV programming also use atomic timekeeping.
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