Patek Philippe 5270 Manual Del Usuario página 14

INSTRUCTIONS
15
WINDING CROWN
The winding crown is used to wind the watch
(position 1) and to set the time (position 2).
Caution:
Remove the watch from your wrist to wind it
or to set the time. This way, you can avoid lateral pressure
on the winding stem which in the course of the years could
damage the stem tube.
WINDING
Your watch has a manually wound movement which
when fully wound has a power reserve of 65 hours.
We recommend that you wind your watch daily at
about the same time, preferably in the morning.
Turn the crown clockwise gently and steadily, and
stop when you feel resistance. Excessively forceful
winding could damage the movement.
Important note:
Wind the watch with about 10 turns
of the crown before performing any settings or corrections.
SETTING THE TIME
To set the time, gently pull out the crown and move
the hands in either direction. Once you have set the
correct time, push the crown home again. The day/
night indicator at 7:30 allows you to verify whether
the time displayed by your watch is between 6 a.m.
and 6 p.m. (white) or between 6 p.m. and 6 a.m.
(blue). If you advance the hands beyond midnight,
all calendar displays will switch to the next day as
well. We advise against moving the hands beyond
midnight in the counterclockwise direction because
this would desynchronize the calendar mechanism.
However, this will not damage the movement.