My watch is not giving correct time.. its only one needle is working at a time..

I would suspect that your watch is not picking up the radio signal to reset itself to the correct time. There are several reasons for this - the battery might be very low, or you are in a poor reception area, or you are just too far from the transmitter, or the hands need realigning. If the watch claims to pick up multiple transmitters, then be sure that it is set to the correct one. Try taking off the watch at night and placing it face-up on a window sill to give it the best chance of a signal.
I can't offer anything other than general advice as you do not give the make/model of your timepiece. Some radio-controlled watches have a facility to realign (or 'zero') the hands - again, can't be specific without more information.

Nothing you can do. Where you work (middle east) there is no time signal radio station for your (radio controlled) wave ceptor watch.
You can read more here:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Casio_Wave_Ceptor

I am not American, so I am not familiar with the definition of "EST" or which of the four "city" settings is correct for you.

Having read the instructions I see that for America you have to select "USA" first and then the appropriate city, have you done this?. The list of four options covers 4 time zones, so you should be able to get the correct time for your area.

When I bought an atomic watch recently, I had to leave it overnight to catch the timekeeping signals. I see that you posted your question only 14 hours ago. How long have you had it. GIve your watch a day or so for it to latch on to the correct time.

Check that the "autoreceive" is "on".

Check that the daylight saving time (DST) is correctly set. The manuals indicate that some areas may not be using it?

Keep trying - it is nice to have a watch that is always correct!

Generally after two years power cell life will over.
> are your replaced same battery? check the voltage of power cell _1.5V
> Observe that seconds needle giving any jerks? if its trying to move its overhaul faulty, give it to good service center for overhaul.
> If its not at all moving at all it might be coil or PCB faulty..

Hi, Obviously you need to roll the time 12 hours ahead. If the watch doesn't receive the Atomic signal properly at first, go to page three of your manual, and try doing it manually following the detailed procedures there.

If you don't have the manual, get it here:
http://world.casio.com/wat/download/en/manual/

Take the four-digit (3070) module number from the back of the watch, enter it, and download a PDF of your watch setting-instructions/manual.
I hope this helps you. Thanks, Bill

http://www.worldofsportwatch.com/en/product-3315.html
This is a link to a website that has OTS watches on it. Click on the OTS watch you have and there is a manual selection. The instructions are a bit hazy but basically you have to press the mode button 3 times, the reset button to get to what you want to change, and then the start button as many times as needed to change it to what you want. I finally corrected my watch time and date using it. Thankfully!

Go to "CHR" mode which is the stop watch mode. Pull the mode selector knob, lower right knob. Now all the needles should go 12:00. If not, adjust it using "up" (top right) and "down" (lower left). Select which needles to adjust by top left knob.

I had this watch for almost 10 years and everytime this happened I sent it back for repair. (60 bucks) Finally I open the case my self and the instruction was written on the inside! Hope this helps.

You should be able to set your "home"city to give you the correct time but if it is an hour out, then it may be giving DST when it shouldn't (or conversely not giving DST when it should).

You can also se the hand to agree with the digital clock. The instructions are too long to write here but if you haven't go the instructions, you can get them by going to the Casio web site.

Enter "casio.com", select "support", then watches, accept the termd snd then select "watch manual archive".

Read the required number off the back of your watch and enter it into the search box. Click on "search" to obtain your instructions.

I had the same issue. I found that if you re-calibrate the compass the same way you did the first time, then it will act properly. I've had to do this a couple of times and it works.

If I remember correctly, these watches have two batteries.. one for the time and one for the animation.... you probably just need battery replaced.