One thing to keep in mind though is that both schizophrenia and dementia affect the same section of the brain. However, if the patient has late onset schizophrenia (after the age of 40), the likelihood of impending dementia is increased. The likelihood for Alzheimer's remains the same however as the general population.
This is because the watch is not making allowances for Daylight Saving Time (summertime). Change the watch's DST setting* to Auto DST, and it will adjust the hour setting automatically. Note that you should turn off the DST setting if you are in an area where Daylight Saving Time (summer time) is not used.
In Windows XP and Vista right click on the clock in your task bar and click on Adjust Date/Time. Ignore the time for now. Instead, click on the Time Zone tab (or in Windows Vista, click on the Change time zone... button to get a somewhat similar dialog):Make sure that your time zone is set correctly, selecting from the dropdown list. Also make sure that Automatically adjust clock for daylight saving changes is checked.nstead, click on the Time Zone tab (or in Windows Vista, click on the Change time zone... button to get a somewhat similar dialog): Make sure that your time zone is set correctly, selecting from the dropdown list.