ENGLISH
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
Carefully unpack your clock.
Open the back door and remove gently the paper holding the gong
and hammer in place.
At the end of the book you will find two photographs showing the
back of the clock.
Photo A if for Standard 8-day movement (with alarm if fitted) and
photo B features a strike, calendar, moonphase movement.
WINDING
Your clock will require winding every 8 days.
Use the longer end of the key to wind the movement (1). Ensure this
is fully wound.
Use the longer end of the key to wind the strike spring (6) if you clock
has one.
If your clock is fitted with an alarm, use the smaller end of the key to
wind (4). The alarm should be wound before each use.
SETTING THE TIME
Use the smaller end of the key and turn the hand setter (2) in the
direction of arrow. If your clock is fitted with a strike, please wait to
allow the clock to strike once at half hours, and full count for hours.
REPEATER
If you have a clock with a repeater, depressing the small button lo-
cated on the top of the clock will make it strike the last full hour.
SETTING THE ALARM
Use the smaller end of the key and turn the alarm setter (3) in the
direction of arrow. This will move the small hand found in the lower
central part of the clock dial, and indicate the alarm time set.
