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Setting your watch correctly
Set your watch correctly as follows:
Release the crown by rotating it to the left.
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Wind the movement until it is fully wound (ca. 30 revolutions of
the crown).
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Pull the crown to position 1.
Rotating the crown to the right causes the date indicator to change in
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steps. Set yesterday's date.
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Pull the crown to position 2, and this will stop the movement.
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Turn the hands forwards until the date indicator changes to today's date.
The hands will now be positioned between 0.00 and 1.00 in the morning.
Now set the precise time by turning the hands forwards; in the afternoon,
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the hands must be turned past 12 (noon) once again.
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Push the crown back to position 0 to start the watch movement.
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Now push the crown to position X and secure it by rotating it to the right
at the same time.
Important: Although the watch is water-resistant in positions 0, 1 and 2,
the crown must nevertheless always be screwed down again for normal use
(position X).
Reading the time in the dark
The dial and the hour and minute hands and the marking on the revolving
ring of your watch are provided with luminous elements which permit the
time to be read without problem, even in total darkness. The luminous point
at 12.00 serves as a reference point.
Marking the start of a dive
Turning the reset button in a clockwise direction causes the bezel inside
the case to rotate, enabling the triangle on the bezel to be aligned with the
minute hand. The desired time (start of the dive) can be set in this way.
You can read the elapsed time (duration of the dive) on the bezel. For safety
reasons, the bezel can only be turned in the anti-clockwise direction. The
audible and sensible indexing takes place in steps of one minute. The bezel
is also visible in the dark thanks to its luminous markings.
Use of the watch as a timer when diving presupposes the appropriate
diving training and regular testing of the water resistance of the watch.
Operating the Split Minute function
The Split Minute function permits the measurement of a time to the nearest
minute (for example the duration of a decompression stop during a dive)
and is operated by the rocker switch on the case. The position of the rocker
switch indicates whether the Split Minute hand is running synchronously
with the minute hand (0) or has been stopped (I).
Split Minute function – Off (0)
Minute measurement is disengaged, and the Split Minute
hand runs synchronously with the minute hand.
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