Citizen EW2293-56D - Eco-Drive Corso

The watch does not require scheduled charging. As long as it is exposed to light regularly (e.g., worn daily), it will maintain its charge. A full charge can last for several months in the dark.

While specific power reserve times can vary by model and usage, Eco-Drive watches typically have a power reserve of several months when fully charged and kept in darkness.

The product description does not specify a water resistance rating suitable for swimming. It is designed for everyday wear and protection against splashes. It is not recommended for swimming or diving.

Clean the dial and crystal gently with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid using any cleaning solutions directly on the Mother-of-Pearl, as it can be sensitive to chemicals.

Eco-Drive is Citizen's proprietary technology that converts light energy (natural or artificial) into electrical energy to power the watch. This eliminates the need for battery replacement.

The gold-tone finish on stainless steel is generally durable for normal wear. However, avoid abrasive materials or activities that could lead to scratching or wear of the plating.

Ensure the watch is receiving sufficient light. Place it under a bright light source (natural or artificial) for several hours. If the issue persists after adequate charging, contact customer support.

Manually set the date by pulling the crown out to the first position and turning it. Ensure you are not attempting to change the date between 9 PM and 3 AM, as this can damage the date mechanism. Consult the user manual for precise instructions.

The luminous material needs to be 'charged' by light exposure. Ensure the watch has been exposed to a light source for a period before expecting it to glow in the dark. The glow intensity will diminish over time.