SRP773J1 question re: date wheel in Japanese

[Cru Jones]

So........The Japanese version of the SRP773J1 has come to my attention (thank you, Springer (John)!).

To what does the "V" refer??

[Old Expat Beast]

Day of the week. Friday, I think. Most Seiko watches come with two day-language options, or one language plus Romans.

[cfjan]

5? As in Friday?!

[cfjan]

See this link:

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Seiko-Day-W...-/172755552162

[brandrea]

Lol, I was going to say month ... May

[Cru Jones]

Originally Posted by cfjan

See this link:

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Seiko-Day-W...-/172755552162

That's interesting.... I wonder if the "date" switches every 12 hours?

[Andrés G]

Originally Posted by cfjan

See this link:

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Seiko-Day-W...-/172755552162

Very informative. Thanks for sharing the link.

[PJ S]

Originally Posted by Cru Jones

That's interesting.... I wonder if the "date" switches every 12 hours?

No, it has two positions — Kanji and English (in this case).
Depending on which is chosen, the wheel will jump to the next day in the chosen language. In other words, it skips the intermediary position.

The day wheel will be printed like so:
Sunday
“Sunday”
Monday
“Monday”
... etc

[karmatp]

Interesting. Thanks for the link.

[Cru Jones]

Originally Posted by PJ S

No, it has two positions — Kanji and English (in this case).
Depending on which is chosen, the wheel will jump to the next day in the chosen language. In other words, it skips the intermediary position.

The day wheel will be printed like so:
Sunday
“Sunday”
Monday
“Monday”
... etc

Aaah, okay, thank you.

[Livermoron]

Not Viernes which is Spanish for Friday ?

[schoolboy]

Originally Posted by Livermoron

Not Viernes which is Spanish for Friday ?

No haha

Good call though, i double checked on that one.

If you look at where you should have a “J” for Jueves, which is Spanish for Thursday, all you see is “IIII”


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