Why DST off?

 

Hawaii does not observe DST, and noone else should either IMO. It's absurd.

 

I don't understand. My WT says HNL is 4:31 P, and it's 4:31 P over there. Am I missing something?

 

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From reading the post, I thought OP had DST off? So when you turn DST on, as it should be, the home time changes too. I would check the home time after the DST is on to make sure it's the right NY time, and double-check the home city.

 

Ping casio support on this one. They're good and will get it sorted.

 

Is Hawaii the only incorrect time?

 

When OP said NYC was 935pm, was DST on or off then?

 

Looking for some help.

I'm going to be heading to Hawaii for a work project in July.

It appears my G-Shock has the incorrect time for Hawaii and I have no idea how to change it.

I'm currently in the Eastern time zone...so "NYC" is my home setting.

The current time on the East coast is 934 PM and the watch is showing 435 PM with HNL selected as the WT city. The actual current time in Hawaii is 335 PM. I have DST set to off and when I turn it on the HNL time then jumps an hour forward to 535 PM.

Any help with manually changing the HNL time or resetting it would be most appreciated.

Side Note: Both my GW-2310 and GW-A1100R have the correct time for HNL.

That module automatically turns dst off for that time HNL since they don't observe it. According to what I'm seeing the time In Hawaii was correct on your watch when you first mentioned it was off.

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This is what I'm seeing too. 7 hours ago (when the OP was posted) it was 4:35pm in Honolulu not 3:35pm, so your watch was correct.....

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Proper set up time in home city will take care of all your problems. Basically follow instructions in the manual to the letter.

 

Apologies for reviving an old thread.

I just ran into this, in case anyone else runs into this issue: the main time and world time display have their own manually controlled DST setting. Just make sure they're both on/off as you need.

 

Good tip to know. Thanks for the update.

 

I'm in greece at the moment and have been frustrated by my world time being incorrect. Had no idea WT had it's own DST setting that needed to match home time. Am sure manual says so but who reads that... luckily someone on here does. Many thanks.

 

Yes WT has its own DST toggle, each city independently no less. But it does not need to match home time.

For example I'm in US so home time has DST on. I currently have London as WT and DST on for London. But if I switch to say Tokyo as WT, I should have DST off for it.

Btw: where can I write to have DST terminates worldwide already.

 

DST is due to end next year in europe (EU), with each country deciding which to stick to (summer or winter).
So for some, next spring will be the last change and for others it will be in the autumn.
No idea who will choose what.....it'll be interesting!