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WATCH CARE AND PRECAUTIONS

This watch contains precision electronic components. To ensure the 
best wear, please follow these simple guidelines for watch care:

1.  Avoid leaving your watch in any extremes for long periods of time: 

direct sunlight, extremely warm, or extremely cold location.
•  Extreme heat will cause malfunctioning and shorten the life of 

your battery.

•  Extreme cold will cause your watch to gain or lose time.

2. Avoid wet conditions unless your watch is suited for them.

•  Never operate any of the function buttons or crown when the 

watch is submerged in water.

•  Should water or condensation appear in the watch face, have the 

watch checked immediately. Water can corrode electronic parts 
inside the case.

3. Avoid extreme shock or impact. Your watch is designed to 

withstand impact under normal use.

4. Avoid using soap or other chemicals which could damage your watch.

•  Avoid wearing your watch in the presence of strong chemicals, 

solvents or gases. They may cause discoloration, deterioration or 
damage to the case, band and other components.

5. Avoid strong electric fields or static electricity which could harm 

your watch mechanics.
•  Generally, your watch is not affected by magnetic fields from 

such household appliances as television sets and stereos.

6. Keep your watch clean.

•  Clean your watch with a soft cloth and water only. Do not 

submerge your watch under water unless it is water rated  

(see caseback).

•  After salt water use, rinse watch under tap water and wipe dry 

with a soft cloth.

•  Metal watch bands should be washed periodically to keep them 

looking beautiful. Clean with a soft brush dipped in mild, soapy 
water. Be sure to wipe dry thoroughly with a soft cloth.

7.  Periodic Inspection.

•  We recommend having your watch checked once every year or 

two to ensure long use and trouble-free operation.

Summary of Contents for AR2434

Page 1: ...the movement of your wrist When fully wound your timepiece has a power reserve of approximately 38 hours If the timepiece has not been worn for over 38 hours it is advised that it be manually wound t...

Page 2: ...o position 1 DATE MODELS Date Setting 1 Pull crown out to position 2 2 Turn the crown either clockwise or counter clockwise and set the date for the previous day The direction that moves the date vari...

Page 3: ...1 at the beginning of every month NOTE To ensure that the date is set correctly do not set date between 9 00 p m and 1 00 a m 1 2 3 TEN S PLACE ONE S PLACE Time Setting 1 Pull crown out to position 3...

Page 4: ...ing With any pointed but not sharp tool push hidden pusher A to adjust the date Power Reserve Reading When the power reserve display indicator approaches the lower part of power reserve display this m...

Page 5: ...rown until correct time appears 6 Push crown back to position 1 Chronograph The minute counter measures 30 minutes per rotation The center stop second measures 60 seconds per rotation Please note Befo...

Page 6: ...o record intervals continue to push pusher B 4 Press pusher A to stop and the final time is displayed 5 To reset the two chronograph hands to zero positioning press pusher B Adjusting the chronograph...

Page 7: ...watch stops 4 Turn crown until correct date appears 5 Continue to turn crown until correct time appears 6 Return crown to position 1 Chronograph Operation 1 Press A to start stop the chronograph 2 Pre...

Page 8: ...4 hour hand is set properly 6 Return crown to position 1 Note When the crown is in position 2 do not press the pushers Otherwise the chronograph hands will move Chronograph 1 Press A to start stop the...

Page 9: ...n the date window 3 Return crown to position 1 Note During the date changing phase between 9pm and 12pm the date must be set to the date of the following day Chronograph Basic 1 Start press A 2 Stop p...

Page 10: ...ting the chronograph hands to zero position One or several chronograph hands are not in their correct zero positions and have to be adjusted e g following a battery change 1 Pull the crown out to posi...

Page 11: ...tting Before setting the second time zone please ensure that the chronograph is stopped 1 Press B for 2 seconds until the second time zone minute hand advances one minute Time setting mode is activate...

Page 12: ...ess B again to display ongoing measured time 3 Repeat steps 1 and 2 to measure additional intervals 4 Press A to finalize timing 5 Press B to reset to zero Adjusting the Chronograph Hands to Zero Posi...

Page 13: ...5 Return crown to position 1 NOTE Second time zone hand will move in conjunction with hour and minute hands Set hour and minute hands before setting second time zone Dual Time Zone Setting 1 Pull crow...

Page 14: ...ent pin appears 2 When the position is correct for your wrist place the adjustment pin in the desired hole 3 Pull the adjustment pin into the buckle by pulling the strap in the direction of the arrow...

Page 15: ...th the arrows pointing down see diagram 4 Center the desired pin to be removed over one of the holes in the bottom of the bracelet holder 5 With the pin pusher push the pin as far as possible through...

Page 16: ...Bathing Swimming Snorkeling Scuba Diving WR 3 ATM 3 Bar 30 Meters 5 ATM 5 Bar 50 Meters 10 ATM 10 Bar 100 Meters 20 ATM 20 Bar 200 Meters 30 ATM 30 Bar 300 Meters 50 ATM 50 Bar 500 Meters Always set...

Page 17: ...use 4 Avoid using soap or other chemicals which could damage your watch Avoid wearing your watch in the presence of strong chemicals solvents or gases They may cause discoloration deterioration or da...

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