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Junghans
Spektrum Mega Solar Men´s-Radio Controlled Watch
4.9 / 5 points (10 evaluations so far)
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Product details
| General | |
|---|---|
| Specials: | Glass back |
| Target group: | Mens |
| Case | |
| housing diameter: | 42 mm |
| Shape: | Round |
| Glass: | Sapphire The most robust watch crystals are made out of sapphire glass. Only diamonds and carbide is harder and can scratch sapphire glass. Of course there are other materials such as some metals and stones which will scratch your sapphire glass crystal, so it is not wise to expect the watch to handle any abuse without getting marked. Sapphire has one downside though, it is highly reflective. Some watches receive an anti-glare coating to compensate for this, but sadly this coating is less hard and will scratch more easily. glass |
| Material: | Stainless steel |
| Ceramic |
| Dial | |
|---|---|
| Display: | Ana-digital |
| Dial color: | Black |
| Digits: | Arabic |
| Strap | |
| Band colour: | Black |
| Silver | |
| Band material: | Stainless steel |
| Ceramic | |
| Clasp: | Folding clasp |
| Technology | |
|---|---|
| Drive: | Solar |
| Radiocontrol Radio controlled watches and clocks are timepieces that are able to receive a radio transmitted time signal and set themselves to it. They are what you and me can use to benefit from these incredibly exact atomic clocks out there. There are many different time signals, most countries have their own, so lets get technical: There is the MSF signal, also known as “Rugby Clock”, which broadcasts at a frequency of 60 kHz from the Anthorn radio station in Cumbria at a signal strength of 17 kW. The effective range is approx. 1000 km, so it will be received throughout the UK and western Europe. There are three atomic clocks on site, operated by the National Physical Laboratory. The information in the signal includes the UTC (former GMT) year, month, day of month, day of week, hour, minute, British Summer Time. The other commonly used radio time signal broadcast in Europe is the DCF77. This is broadcast from Mainflingen, near Frankfurt/Germany. So it is placed pretty centrally in Europe. It is transmitted at 77.5 kHz with a relatively high power of 50 kW, which means it has an effective range of 2000+ km. The signal contains pretty much the same information that the UK MSF signal does, but in UTC+1 (or CET). It is widely used in Europe because of its strength and centrally located broadcasting station. It is also quite popular in the UK, as almost all radio controlled watches can be set to a different time zone. This means they will still receive the DCF77 signal, but then add or subtract the amount of hours according to which time zone they have been set to. led:There are multi-frequency watches available. These watches will be able to receive different time signals on different frequencies. Apart from the UK’s MSF and the European DCF77, the most common ones are the US WWVB (60 kHz) and the Japanese JJY (40 kHz and 60 kHz). It is very important to know that the radio signal and the reception thereof is subject to various conditions. Apart from the fact that the signal does not mix that well with thick concrete and steel buildings, the time of day and the weather play a huge role. Rain will lower the range, but the signal will bounce off clouds, amplifying it a bit. The signal can travel further at nights and even the time of year and the position of the moon can have a slight impact. It has happened, that radio controlled clocks in eastern Canada set themselves regularly to the German DFC77 signal. It can also happen that you will have problems receiving the signal in the middle of England. Most commonly it is a too weak battery, but you could live in a valley or behind a mountain or just a massive building. If you are having problems receiving a radio signal, place it on the windowsill over night, preferably in the direction of the broadcasting station which signal you are trying to receive. If this does not work, turning the watch by 45° might do the trick. Sounds like a lot of witchcraft? Well, radio controlled watches are a lot more technical and tricky than normal ones. A perfect every-day reception is by no way guaranteed by the manufacturers. And it is not really required as the watches only use the signal to set their highly accurate quartz movements. Unless you calculate time in milliseconds, a couple of days without a signal will pass unnoticed. |
Radiocontrol Radio controlled watches and clocks are timepieces that are able to receive a radio transmitted time signal and set themselves to it. They are what you and me can use to benefit from these incredibly exact atomic clocks out there. There are many different time signals, most countries have their own, so lets get technical: There is the MSF signal, also known as “Rugby Clock”, which broadcasts at a frequency of 60 kHz from the Anthorn radio station in Cumbria at a signal strength of 17 kW. The effective range is approx. 1000 km, so it will be received throughout the UK and western Europe. There are three atomic clocks on site, operated by the National Physical Laboratory. The information in the signal includes the UTC (former GMT) year, month, day of month, day of week, hour, minute, British Summer Time. The other commonly used radio time signal broadcast in Europe is the DCF77. This is broadcast from Mainflingen, near Frankfurt/Germany. So it is placed pretty centrally in Europe. It is transmitted at 77.5 kHz with a relatively high power of 50 kW, which means it has an effective range of 2000+ km. The signal contains pretty much the same information that the UK MSF signal does, but in UTC+1 (or CET). It is widely used in Europe because of its strength and centrally located broadcasting station. It is also quite popular in the UK, as almost all radio controlled watches can be set to a different time zone. This means they will still receive the DCF77 signal, but then add or subtract the amount of hours according to which time zone they have been set to. ledThere are multi-frequency watches available. These watches will be able to receive different time signals on different frequencies. Apart from the UK’s MSF and the European DCF77, the most common ones are the US WWVB (60 kHz) and the Japanese JJY (40 kHz and 60 kHz). It is very important to know that the radio signal and the reception thereof is subject to various conditions. Apart from the fact that the signal does not mix that well with thick concrete and steel buildings, the time of day and the weather play a huge role. Rain will lower the range, but the signal will bounce off clouds, amplifying it a bit. The signal can travel further at nights and even the time of year and the position of the moon can have a slight impact. It has happened, that radio controlled clocks in eastern Canada set themselves regularly to the German DFC77 signal. It can also happen that you will have problems receiving the signal in the middle of England. Most commonly it is a too weak battery, but you could live in a valley or behind a mountain or just a massive building. If you are having problems receiving a radio signal, place it on the windowsill over night, preferably in the direction of the broadcasting station which signal you are trying to receive. If this does not work, turning the watch by 45° might do the trick. Sounds like a lot of witchcraft? Well, radio controlled watches are a lot more technical and tricky than normal ones. A perfect every-day reception is by no way guaranteed by the manufacturers. And it is not really required as the watches only use the signal to set their highly accurate quartz movements. Unless you calculate time in milliseconds, a couple of days without a signal will pass unnoticed.
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| Functions: | Date display |
| Luminescent numeral | |
| Waterproof Water tightness or impermeability, surprisingly enough, is the degree to which you can expose your watch to the element water. A watch can be water repellent to a variety of degrees, from surviving the odd splash, to keeping the watch fully functioning long after your crushed body has hit the ocean floor. Please note that these are always theoretical values. Water behaves very differently at different temperatures and with varying salinity. So we took our crayons and made you this rough guide (which, by the way, is in no way legally binding and we will not be held accountable for your watch if you ruin it): : FYI: 10m is 1 bar is (roughly) 33 ft is (exactly) 0.986923267 atm |
10 bar |
Evaluation
4.9 of 5.0
(10)
05.07.2020 11:58 |
Die technischen Details sind auf der Homepage des Herstellers abrufbar. Ich möchte die Uhr Spektrum Mega Solar nach meinem persönlichen Geschmack beurteilen. Sie gehört zu der „sportlichen Serie“ aus dem Hause Junghans. Ich würde sie eher unter „klassisch elegant“ mit einer "zeitlosen Note" einstufen. Die Uhr ist sehr hochwertig verarbeitet. Besonders wichtig war mir die Funktion Solarantrieb und exakte Zeitmessung. Beides ist perfekt gelungen. Durch Koppelung mit dem jeweiligen Zeitzeichensender in Europa (Mainflingen (bei Frankfurt)) oder weltweit ist exakte Zeitmessung gewährleistet. Eine Korrektur ist manuell nicht mehr erforderlich. Die Ablesbarkeit ist bei normalem Tageslicht sehr gut, ebenso die des Datums. Bei Lichtverhältnissen zum Abend ist die Uhr ebenfalls gut ablesbar, die Datumanzeige jedoch nur eingeschränkt. |
25.06.2020 19:23 |
Nachdem mein Sohn diese Uhr schon hatte und sehr begeistert davon ist , kaufte ich mir auch eine. Obwohl ich schon eine Junghans Solar Funkuhr hatte , und nie Probleme aufkamen , bin ich von dieser neuen Funkuhr begeistert. Sie sieht am Arm noch wertvoller aus . Kollegen kauften eine billige |
14.03.2020 11:12 |
Schon lange liebäugelte ich mit der Junghans Spektrum Mega Solar Herren Funkuhr. Nun habe ich sie mir geleistet. In Natur ist sie schöner als auf den Abbildungen und auf dem Arm gefällt sie mir noch besser. Ich bin überzeugt, den besten Kauf mit einer derartigen Uhr in dieser Preislage gemacht zu haben. Bemerken möchte ich, die Lieferung und der Service der Firma "Uhrzeit.org." ist ebenfalls 5 Sterne wert! K.S. |
16.08.2015 08:34 |
Das Produkt hat genau die Vorstellung erfuellt, die ich mir vom Angebot her gemacht habe.Sehr erfreulich fand ich auch die schnelle und reibungslose Zusendung der Ware sowie den allgemeinen Service (Kuerzen des Armbandes). |
09.04.2015 16:48 |
Ich bin mit der Junghans Spektrum Solar sehr zufrieden. Wie der Name schon sagt, handelt es sich um eine Solaruhr. Sie wird also durch Solarenergie angetrieben. Ein Batteriewechsel entfällt somit. Die Uhr schaltet sich nach 3 Tagen Inaktivität in einen Sleep Modus und hat dann eine Dunkelgangreserve von 21 Monaten. Somit ist sie gleich wieder betriebsbereit, wenn man sie wieder anlegt. Dass dann auch alles funktioniert, dafür sorgt der Funkbetrieb. Die Uhr hat eine digitale Datumsanzeige und ist bis zu 10 bar wasserdicht. Die Zeiger und Indizes leuchten im Dunklen und machen so das Ablesen der Zeit möglich. Das entspiegelte Saphirglas liefert einen guten, klaren Blick auf die Uhr und schützt vor Kratzern. |
14.11.2014 10:26 |
Bis auf die etwas kontrastarme Datumsanzeige eine schicke Herrenarmbanduhr mit überzeugender Technik. Ich würde die Uhr meinen Freunden mit gutem Gewissen empfehlen. |
09.11.2014 07:17 |
Die perfekte Uhr im klassischem Stil. Sehr robust und wartungfrei und dabei der perfekte Begleiter für alle Lebenlagen. Die Uhr ist insgesamt sehr angenehm zu tragen und nicht zu schwer. |
23.10.2014 10:11 |
Eine modische Uhr aus tollen Materialien. Sehr kratzfestes Glas. Durch den Solarbetrieb, das Keramikarmband und der Funk-Funktion hat man eine Uhr für die Ewigkeit, bei der man sich um nichts kümmern muss. Eine tolle Uhr. |
21.09.2013 10:01 |
Sehr schöne Uhr, schlichtes, einfaches und edles Design. Ich bin rundum zufrieden. |
10.03.2013 14:42 |
Ich bin super-zufrieden. Einziger kleiner Wermutstropfen: die Datumsanzeige ist deutlich dunkler als auf den Abbildungen. |
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