Analog clock/screensaver Nokia 6303C

Hello,
My company phone is a Nokia 6303C. Nice phone but something's wrong with the analog clock.
I've set is as a wallpaper but is it not working properly. When I set the clock the time
adjusts, that is ok, but when I have a look at the clock, let's say 45 minutes later, the
time has not changed to the current time.
The only way to get the right time is to set the clock again. That, ofcourse, is not handy.
Anyone who can help me with this one?
Thanks and greetings
Henk

I don't get hold of your phone model but basically it's all the same for all models of Nokia:
Press menu->Settings->Date & time->Clock type->select analog
Message Edited by android on 19-Mar-2008 01:28 PM
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