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How does the Casio Wave Ceptor WVA-M630 set the time without a phone?
The WVA-M630 uses Casio's Multiband 6 radio reception to receive standard-time signals from Japan, North America, the United Kingdom, Germany and China. Casio specifies automatic reception up to six times per day, or up to five times in China. [Casio](https://www.casio.com/jp/watches/casio/product.WVA-M630B-1A/)
Does the Casio WVA-M630 need regular battery changes?
It uses Casio's Tough Solar rechargeable system, which charges its internal battery through light instead of using a disposable watch cell. The WVA-M630B model was released in February 2013 and combines solar charging with radio-controlled timekeeping. [Casio](https://www.casio.com/jp/watches/casio/product.WVA-M630B-1A/)
Can I swim with the Casio Wave Ceptor WVA-M630?
The official WVA-M630B specification gives it 5 bar water resistance, which is intended for ordinary water exposure rather than scuba diving. Casio also advises against operating buttons while the watch is underwater. [Casio module 5161 guidance](https://support.casio.jp/wat/manual/5161_ja/BONDSYxkblsglz.html)
What useful travel functions does the WVA-M630 include?
Casio lists world time for 29 cities, alarms, a stopwatch, a countdown timer and a full auto calendar for the WVA-M630 family. The WVA-M630B case measures 45.1 by 42.1 by 11 millimeters and weighs 34.7 grams. [Casio](https://www.casio.com/jp/watches/casio/product.WVA-M630B-1A/)
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