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※Refer to "●Major cities in the world and time difference table" for time differences from
Japan time.
※When adjusting the time difference, make sure that AM/PM and the date are
correctly set.
※When turning the crown clockwise to set the hour hand to indicate any time
between 9:00 P.M. and 0:00 A.M. advancing past midnight, temporarily set the hour
hand back to 8:00 P.M., and then advance it to the desired time.
※When adjusting the hour hand, the other hands may move slightly. However, this is not
a malfunction.
C
After completing the time difference adjustment, check the position of the hour once
agein and push the crown back in. Then, screw the crown in completely until it stops
by turning it clockwise (12 o'clock direction) while pressing it.
※While screwing the crown in, the watch clicks as the mainspring is wound. This
should not cause any concern since this is caused by movement of the mainspring.
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Paris★
London★
Azores★
Rio de Janeiro★
Santiago★
New York★
Chicago★
Denver★
Los Angels★
Anchorage★
Honolulu
Midway Islands
Cities marked with "★" use daylight saving time.
※The time differences and use of daylight saving time in each city are subject to change according
to the governments of the respective countries or regions.
−8 hours
−9 hours
−10 hours
−12 hours
−13 hours
−14 hours
−15 hours
−16 hours
−17 hours
−18 hours
−19 hours
−20 hours
Rome★, Amsterdam★
Casablanca
Washington★, Montreal★
Mexico City★
Edmonton★
San Francisco★
●Major cities in the world and time difference table
※Refer to the table below for time differences from Japan time in major cities in the world.
Wellington★
Noum
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a
Sydney★
Tokyo
Hong Kong
Bangkok
Dacca
Karachi
Dubai
Moscow★
Cairo★
＋3 hours
＋2 hours
＋1 hours
±0 hours
−1 hours
−2 hours
−3 hours
−4 hours
−5 hours
−6 hours
−7 hours
Names of the cities
Time difference with Japan Time
Fiji islands, Auckland★
Solomon Islands
Guam, Khabarovsk★
Seoul, Pingyang
Manila, Beijing, Singapore
Jakarta
Tashkend★
Mecca, Nairobi
Athens★, Istanbul★
Other cities
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※When the mainspring is fully wound, the crown can be turned further, or the mainspring may
wind without damaging the mainspring itself. The mainspring of the watch employs a slipping
attachment structure, a self-winding watch specific mechanism, to prevent the mainspring from
over winding.
※The orientation of "the power reserve indicator" may slightly vary depending on the model.
●Remarks on the self-winding mechanism of the mainspring
・The correlation between the number of hours the watch is worn and the
winding state of the mainspring is provided below for your reference.
However, the winding state of the mainspring may vary depending on actual
use conditions, such as the number of hours you wear the watch or the extent
of your movement while wearing it. It is recommended that you observe the
power reserve indicator to check the level of remaining power of your watch.
The mainspring of the watch becomes fully wound when it is worn for twelve
hours for three to five days.
※In a case when you wear the watch for a short period of time each day,
observe the power reserve indicator to check the level of the remaining
power. If necessary, manually wind the mainspring.
■HOW TO READ THE POWER RESERVE INDICATOR
・The power reserve indicator lets you know the winding state of the mainspring.
・Before removing the watch from your wrist, observe the power reserve indicator to
check if the watch has stored enough power to keep running until the next time you
wear it. If necessary, wind the mainspring. (To prevent the watch from stopping, wind
the mainspring to store the excess power that will allow the watch to run for extra
time.)
The Power
Reserve
Indicator
The winding
state of the
mainspring
Fully wound
Approximately 72 hours
(3 days)
The watch either stops
or is running down.
Approximately 36 hours
(1 day and a half)
Unwound
Half wound
The number
of hours the
watch can run
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■HOW TO USE THE THREE-PIECE FOLDOVER CLASP
FOR A LEATHER BAND
※When fastening the clasp, insert the tip of the band into the movable loop and fixed loop, and
securely tighten the clasp.
Fixed loop
Movable
loop
Clasp
Bottom plate
A
Open the bottom plate of the
clasp downward.
Hole
Pin
B
Place the tip of the band into
the clasp, and adjust its
length to find an appropriate
hole.
Hook the pin into the hole.
Fixed loop
Movable
loop
Clasp
Bottom plate
C
Close the bottom plate to
fasten the clasp. (Do not
apply too much pressure to
the bottom plate.)
■STRUCTURE OF THE CASE
・The case of this watch has a special
structure.
Take particular note of the following for safe
use of the watch.
The four pillar case
screws are mounted in
order to support the
frame of the case.
For models with a
rotating bezel, the pillar
case screws support
the rotating bezel.
■HOW TO USE THE ROTATING BEZEL
If your watch has a rotating bezel, it can
measure elapsed time.
The
illustration
shows that the
watch has measured
a 15-minute elapsed
time starting from
10:10.
●Elapsed time measurement
Turn the rotating bezel to set the "
"
mark aligning with the minute hand.
After a certain time has passed, read the
graduation that the minute hand is pointing
at to check the length of the time elapsed.
※Do not turn the rotating bezel clockwise as
the rotating bezel is designed to turn only
counterclockwise.
※Some models do not have minute graduations
on the rotating bezel.
A
Never loosen the screws that are used to fix the
pillar screws or setscrews that are tightened at the tip
of the pillar screws. Doing so may cause damage or
result in loosening them.
※If the pillar screws become loose or the setscrews
are not securely tightened, consult the retailer from
whom the watch was purchased.
B
The case of this watch is thick and has a unique
shape. While wearing the watch, be careful not to
hit the watch against other objects as this may
cause you injuries.
CAUTION
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