Title: Flawed Concept
Product review: I was intrigued by the concept of this watch with a rechargeable battery and time-signal radio receiver. The battery does indeed recharge fully with one hour's worth of direct, unimpeded sunlight. However, the automatic update by the Colorado-based radio time signal is problematic. Living on the east coast, it has not updated automatically even once since I purchased it, even though I dutifully put it next to a window (as suggested) before going to sleep. But this requirement brings up another poorly thought-out design: if the watch is over near the window at night, it's not a very convenient alarm clock (as I use it this way often as I travel.) And that, in turn, brings up yet another poor feature: the alarm only sounds for 10 seconds. If it was a short night's sleep, 10 seconds isn't enough to get my attention and I now must set (any carry) another alarm clock to insure that I arise promptly. Additionally, the watch is very heavy, and some of the buttons are very difficult to push.
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