Date and time often wrong

My passport date and time randomly revert, about once a week, to show the wrong values. The date always changes to 9 march 2015, and the time to some random no. This all happens independent of whether I have auto date/time update set to on or off. This happens in the uk and abroad. This is the most rudimentary of errors, and is obviously a real pain. All messages and photos go out of sequence, alarm obviously fails, etc. There appears to be no pattern to when this happens. Can anyone help please? Thanks.

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