Bremont AC-TI-GMT Manual Del Usuario página 5

maximum accuracy and have a power reserve of 42-hours, even when the
watch is not on your wrist.
SETTING THE dATE
You can adjust the date by unscrewing the crown and pulling it out to
position II. You will now be able to change the date by rotating the crown
anti-clockwise.
Do not change the date between 20:00 and 03:00
SETTING THE TIME
Pull the crown out to position III, this will stop the movement, you can
now position the minute hand exactly. To start the second hand, push the
crown back to position I. When setting the time, it is worth noting that
the date change always takes place at mid-night (00:00). If this change has
already taken place at 12:00 noon, you must move the hands forward by
12 hours. Ensure that the crown is screwed back in after setting the watch.
This can be achieved by gently pressing the crown down whilst rotating it
in a clockwise direction.
USING THE 24 HOUR HANd
The 24 hour hand allows the wearer to tell the time in an additional time
zone. Before setting the 24 hour hand ensure that the local time is set on
the watch first. To set the 24 hour hand, pull the crown out to position
II, this will not stop the movement from running. Whilst the crown is in
position II, rotate the crown clockwise to set the 24 hour hand to the 24
hour markers on the dial ring. For example, if you set the watch to 1pm local
time and your second location is 5 hours ahead, you would set the 24 hour
hand at 18 hours.
USING THE ROTATING BEzEl
Your BREMONT AC-TI-GMT has a uni-directional rotating bezel which can
be used to keep track of elapsed time. For example, if the time on your
watch reads 12:15, align the triangle on the bezel with the minute hand.
Now, say the time is 12:30, the minute hand position will point towards 15
on the bezel, indicating that 15 minutes of time has elapsed.
CHRONOMETER TESTING
Your Bremont watch is chronometer tested and accompanied by a
performance certificate issued by the 'Controle Officiel Suisse des
Chronometeres' (COSC) to show that the mechanical movement has passed
all of the rigorous precision tests - a necessity of the chronometer designation.
Remember to complete and return the CosC registration card to Bremont
to register your watch and receive your certificate.