DW-5300

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Contents 1 Summary 2 Photos 3 Features and Specifications 4 Reviews 5 Limited Editions and Variations 6 Parts Information

[edit] Summary

First manufactured in 1994

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[edit] Features and Specifications

• Time display in 12-hour or 24-hour format. In regular timekeeping mode, the current home time is displayed to the second, along with the month, date, and day of the week, without any button presses.
• Auto-calendar correctly calculates month lengths, leap years and days-of-the-week between 1985 and 2029.
• Alarm: One alarm. An unusual feature is that in addition to the hour and minute, a month and/or date may optionally be set, so the alarm will only sound during the specified month or on the specified day of the month.
• Time signal (hourly chime.)
• Dual time: Hours and minutes can be set separately for a second time zone (seconds are synchronized with the home time.) The current home time is also displayed in dual time mode.
• Countdown timer: Can be set for any duration from one second up to 24 hours, in one-second increments; optional auto-repeat function. The current home time is also displayed in countdown timer mode.
• Stopwatch: 1/100th second, with one split; rolls over at 24 hours.
• Illumination: Backlight is via a tiny incandescent bulb at the left edge of the display.
• Reminder mark: A peculiar feature seldom seen on newer watches, this is a user-enabled display flag which slowly blinks in all modes. It has no function except to serve as a visual reminder to the wearer.
• Shock-resistant design, intended to survive a 10-meter fall.
• Water resistant to 200 meters.
• Battery: One lithium button cell, CR2320 in older models (module 691) or CR2016 in newer models (module 901.) Either was expected to last ten years or more.

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I still have the watch since 1994. Over time the rubber band dried up and broke in to pieces. Got a new band around my watch and it is like new again. Did everything u could think of with it, including diving, jumping out of airplanes etc etc.

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This watch was worn by Tom Cruise in the 1996 movie "Mission Impossible".