SEIKO Satellite Radio-Controlled Wall Clock Space Link GP217S

This office-style Space Link satellite radio-controlled wall clock features a white dial with large, easy-to-read Arabic numerals and a silver metallic frame.

Satellite radio-controlled wall clocks receive time information from GPS* satellites and automatically correct the displayed time, allowing them to receive signals from a much wider range indoors than conventional radio-controlled clocks that use standard radio waves.

It can be easily installed in offices and factories that require accurate time display.

*GPS stands for Global Positioning System.

Compared to conventional radio-controlled clocks, the radio waves have a longer reach from windows and building entrances, so they can be installed deep inside the room.

It is now easier to use in reinforced concrete buildings such as apartment buildings, where reception was previously difficult.

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Conventional radio-controlled watches take more than four minutes to receive time information, but the Seiko Satellite Radio Controlled Watch can do this in as little as 10 seconds, significantly reducing the time required to adjust the time.

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The frequency band of radio waves transmitted from GPS satellites is particularly strictly regulated by the Radio Law, so it is less susceptible to noise generated by home appliances and office equipment than conventional radio-controlled watches.

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As long as you can receive GPS signals, the watch will always display accurate time regardless of the country or region you are in. (Time difference correction must be done manually.)

This standard-sized wall clock measures approximately 30.9cm in diameter and 5.2cm thick. It is recommended for offices, cram schools, classrooms, and public spaces.

The second hand is a sweep second (continuous second hand) that moves smoothly across the dial.

The second hand is quiet and does not make any ticking noises. It is recommended for use in the living room as well as in bedrooms and other quiet places.

When the battery capacity becomes low, the second hand will stop at the 12 o'clock position even in bright light, letting you know it's time to replace the battery.

You don't have to worry about being late because you didn't notice the battery suddenly running out.

The Seiko Space Link is equipped with a satellite radio wave function that can receive time signals from high-rise buildings and apartments, both domestically and internationally. It is popular not only for offices, cram schools, classrooms, and public spaces, but also as a gift or commemorative item for celebrations such as new constructions, store openings, and company foundations and completions.