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Faire tourner la couronne dans le sens horaire 

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Remarque : ne pas régler la date entre 21 h et 1 h sous peine de perturber 
                    le changement.

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Tirer la couronne jusqu’au deuxième déclic 

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Remarque : lorsque  le chronomètre est en marche ou a été arrêté, 

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Remarque : ne pas régler la date entre 21 h et 1 h sous peine de perturber 
                    le changement.

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Remarque : ne pas régler la date entre 21 h et 1 h sous peine de perturber 
                    le changement.

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Tirer la couronne jusqu’au premier déclic

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Remarque : lorsque  le chronomètre est en marche ou a été arrêté, 

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Tirer la couronne jusqu’au premier déclic

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    jusqu’à ce que la date de la veille s’affiche.

Remarque : ne pas régler la date entre 21 h et 1 h sous peine de perturber 
                    le changement.

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CHRONOGRAPHS WITH COMPLEX FUNCTIONS

Racing Chronograph 

CHRONOGRAPH 

Minute hand

Minute hand

24-hour hand

Date

ALARM 

Minute hand

ALARM 

Hour hand

CHRONOGRAPH 

1/5-seconds hand 

Small  

seconds hand

Hour hand

How to set the time and date:

Pull out to 1st position

Pull out to 2nd position

•  Pull the crown out one click.

•  Rotate the crown clockwise until the previous 

day’s date is displayed.

Note: do not set the date between 9 pm and 1 am to avoid  

 

upsetting the change.

•  Pull the crown out one more click when the 

seconds hand is at 12 o’clock.

Note: when the chronograph is running or has stopped, the hands  

 

will be automatically reset to zero if the crown is two clicks out.

 

N: Normal 
1: One “click” out 
2: Two “clicks” out

Crown

Summary of Contents for Watch

Page 1: ...WATCH OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS ...

Page 2: ...9 CHRONOGRAPH MODELS Models with Small Chronograph Seconds Hand at 6 10 Simple Chronograph with Chrono Seconds Hand 11 1 10 seconds Aviator Chronograph 12 1 5 seconds Chronograph 13 CHRONOGRAPHS WITH COMPLEX FUNCTIONS Regatta Chronograph 14 Racing Chronograph 15 17 Worldtimer Chronograph 18 AUTOMATIC WATCHES 19 20 BOSS Orange DIGITAL WATCHES Models with simple digital Display 22 Digital Chronograp...

Page 3: ...3 WATCHES WITH SIMPLE FUNCTIONS 2 Hand or 3 Hand Models Positions of the crown Position 1 Normal position Crown pushed against the case Position 2 Setting theTIME Rotate the crown in either direction ...

Page 4: ... position Crown pushed against the case Position 2 Setting the DATE Rotate the crown clockwise Position 3 Setting the TIME Rotate the crown in either direction NOTE Setting the date does not affect the working of the watch When the watch is working the date changes gradually during the period between 9 00 pm and 3 00 am ...

Page 5: ...he crown counterclockwise the English version first appears and if you move the crown forward to the next step the word will be Spanish To choose a language just select it when rotating the crown and push the crown back to position 1 It will remain in the selected language Position 3 Setting theTIME Rotate the crown in either direction WARNING Never set the DAY of week when the hands are between 9...

Page 6: ... MULTIPLE FUNCTIONS 3 Hand Models with Small Seconds Small seconds hand Positions of the crown Position 1 Normal position Crown pushed against the case Position 2 Setting theTIME Rotate the crown in either direction ...

Page 7: ...s with Date Indicator Date hand Positions of the crown Position 1 Normal position Crown pushed against the case Position 2 Setting the DATE counter Rotate the crown in either direction Position 3 Setting theTIME Rotate the crown in either direction ...

Page 8: ...hand Once hand points to desired date push the crown back to position 1 Position 3 Setting theTIME and DAY of week Rotate the crown clockwise until DAY hand indicates desired day of week then continue to rotate the crown clockwise until hour minute and 24 hour hands indicate desiredTIME WARNING Never set the DATE when the hands are between 9 00 pm and 1 00 am to avoid damage to the calendar mechan...

Page 9: ...ute hands With crown in position 3 rotate it clockwise until the Hour and Minute hands indicate the desired TIME To set theTIME to the exact Second With crown in position 3 rotate Minute hand 5 minutes ahead of the desired TIME then slowly turn the crown counterclockwise to align Minute hand with correct minute marker Take an accurate time signal from a radio news station for example as soon as th...

Page 10: ...ent without interruptions 1 Press button A to start the chronograph 2 Press button A a second time to stop the chronograph 3 Press button B to reset the chronograph to zero Clocking total time of a series of events of short duration for example the exact playing time of a soccer game which is frequently interrupted 1 Push button A to start the chronograph at the beginning of the match 2 Push butto...

Page 11: ...osition 2 or 3 If necessary press button B to set the hands of the chronograph to zero before using it Simple chronograph functions Measuring a single event without interruptions 1 Press button A to start the chronograph 2 Press button A a second time to stop the chronograph 3 Press button B to reset the chronograph to zero Clocking total time of a series of events of short duration for example th...

Page 12: ...tone signals the exact time push crown back in to position 1 the watch will restart now set to the exact time Setting the date 1 Pull crown to position 2 2 Rotate crown in either direction to move the hands and set the time making sure that the date changes at midnight and not at noon Operating the chronograph Simple chronograph functions Measuring a single event without interruptions 1 Press butt...

Page 13: ...ime functions Clocking split times during a race 1 Press button A to start the chronograph 2 Press button B to temporarily stop the chronograph 3 Read the intermediate time 4 Press button B to restart the chronograph the hands catch up with the ongoing event 5 To read a second intermediate time press button B again Repeat steps 2 to 4 to measure further intermediate times 6 Press button A to stop ...

Page 14: ...Chronograph Seconds hand Central hand To display Minute countdown Clocking minutes Pusher A START STOP Pusher B Reset to zero Setting the countdown Second chance countdown adjustment Change the hours seconds display on the subdial at 10 o clock Alarm hand Minute hand Warning timing starts with a countdown then continues with chronograph timing Hour and second counter Display Seconds countdown Cloc...

Page 15: ...sens horaire jusqu à ce que la date de la veille s affiche Remarque ne pas régler la date entre 21 h et 1 h sous peine de perturber le changement 2 4 5 5 0 55 60 1 0 1 5 5 4 0 35 30 25 2 0 18 24 12 6 30 SEC 60 6 ALARM 12 3 9 30 MIN 60 45 15 Tirer la couronne jusqu au deuxième déclic lorsque l aiguille des secondes est à 12 heures Remarque lorsque le chronomètre est en marche ou a été arrêté 3 Tire...

Page 16: ...45 15 Pousser en position normale 4 5 5 0 55 60 1 0 1 5 5 4 0 35 30 25 2 0 30 SEC 60 6 ALARM 12 3 9 30 MIN 60 45 15 18 24 12 6 2 3 1 Tirer la couronne jusqu au premier déclic Tirer en 1 ère position 18 24 12 6 30 SEC 60 6 ALARM 12 3 9 30 MIN 60 45 15 4 5 5 0 55 60 1 0 1 5 5 4 0 35 30 25 2 0 Appuyer à plusieurs reprises sur le bouton B Puis appuyer sur le bouton A pour actionner le réveil sur l heu...

Page 17: ...ND REINITIALIZING How to use the Chronograph functions This Chronograph can measure up to 59 59 in 1 5 second increments After 60 minutes it resumes counting from zero to 12 hours After 12 hours the Chronograph stops automatically CHRONOGRAPH Minute sub dial CHRONOGRAPH Minute hand CHRONOGRAPH 1 5 seconds hand Watches with COMPLEX chronograph functions Racing Chronograph ...

Page 18: ...ronograph to zero Synchronizing the chronograph hands After a battery change or in case of error it may be necessary to adjust the Chronograph seconds hand of the chronograph to align it correctly at the zero position 1 Pull the crown out to position 2 2 Press button A to adjust the chronograph seconds hand Each press of button A will move the chronograph hand forward one second Press and hold but...

Page 19: ... an automatic movement The motion of your arm during normal daily activities should be sufficient to keep the movement of your automatic timepiece wand However if you have not worn your watch for a few days and the watch has stopped you will need to wind it by hand before setting the time 1 With the crown in position 1 turn the crown clockwise approximately 20 revolutions 2 Reset time following in...

Page 20: ...y 20 revolutions Position 2 To setTIME Rotate the crown in either direction To correct the MOON PHASE Use a pointed object like the tip of a pen to depress the recessed corrector button at 4 o clock Each press and release will advance the moon phase disk by one day in the lunar cycle To correct the BIG DATE Use a pointed object like the tip of a pen to depress the recessed corrector button at 10 o...

Page 21: ...21 WATCH OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS ...

Page 22: ...ode which follows this sequence Month Day Hours Minutes The active display field will flash Press button B to adjust the digits displayed in the active field Press button A to confirm the display setting then press B to advance to the next setting field When done press button A to exit setting mode B MODE A SET ...

Page 23: ...the 12 or 24 hour format 2 Setting theAlarm function 1 Press C to select alarm setting This causes the hour display to flash and sets the alarm to auto start 2 Press B to select the hour minutes year month and day 3 Press D to set the flashing and C to return to Alarm mode 4 With the Alarm function selected press A to stop or start the alarm or the chime 5 When the alarm time is displayed an alert...

Page 24: ...tout moment 2 Chronographe Appuyer sur D pour démarrer arrêter le chronomètre Une fois le chronomètre arrêté appuyer sur C pour le remettre à zéro Lorsqu il est en marche appuyer sur C pour afficher un temps intermédiaire L indicateur SP apparaît Ensuite appuyer sur D pour quitter le mode Temps intermédiaire et arrêter le chronométrage Appuyer à nouveau sur C pour remettre à zéro Lorsque le chrono...

Page 25: ...position Crown pushed against the case Position 2 Setting the DATE Rotate the crown clockwise Position 3 Setting the TIME Rotate the crown in either direction NOTE Setting the date does not affect the working of the watch When the watch is working the date changes gradually during the period between 9 00 pm and 3 00 am ...

Page 26: ...r eyes that indicate the Day Date and 24 HourTime Crown positions Position 1 Normal position Crown pushed against case Position 2 Setting the DATE Rotate crown in either direction Position 3 Setting theTIME Rotate crown in either direction Setting the DAY To move the DAY indicator hand to the following or revious day turn crown in either direction until the Hour hand has completed two full rotatio...

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