Although it should be rare, it is possible that the hands on an analog/digital watch will drift out of alignment with the digital time display. If the analog time and the digital time don't match, there's a simple way to adjust the hands and bring them into sync again with the digital time.

In this video I demonstrate the hand realignment process. These instructions are specific to models of the Casio WVA-630 and WVA-640 watches or any other watch which might use Casio's Model 5161, like the Lineage LCW-M170 models. You can download the complete, official manual for Module 5161 from Casio's website.

These watches are shock resistant but it's still possible that extreme shocks, shaking, hard knocks, etc. can cause the hands to drift out of alignment. Another possible cause for an alignment problem might be that the watch has been exposed to strong magnetism. Have no fear. Just try this simple procedure then protect your watch from shocks and magnetism and, in almost all cases, you won't have an alignment problem again. If you're asking "Why don't the watch hands match the time?" or "Why are the analog hands out of sync?" or "Why are the hands off?" ...then maybe this video will help you.

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