The Watch Encyclopedia
Radio-controlled watch
Also known as: radio controlled · atomic timekeeping
A watch able to receive compatible broadcast time signals and use them to correct its time.
Reading the details
What to look for.
Reception depends on transmitter coverage, location and conditions; the watch does not contain an atomic clock.
Features depend on the movement and model. Read the manufacturer instructions for charging, reception and operation.
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Use the exact model reference and its manufacturer or catalogue source to establish whether this term applies. Broad collection names and seller titles can omit differences between versions.
Authoritative further reading ↗Original WatchesAtlas explanation · Updated 13 October 2026
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