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UNG-14.01_EN / 2018

UNG-14.01

USE

Winding

Crown in position 

I

, not pulled out

Manual winding is necessary if you have not worn your 

watch for some considerable period of time. To restart it, 

you only need to turn the crown a few times (clockwise), or 

to tilt your watch from side to side a few times. To restore 

your watch’s 60 hour power reserve, around 40 turns of 

the crown (forward) are required.

When wearing your watch, the automatic device winds it 

every time you move your wrist.

Notes

The accuracy may be influenced by the wearing conditions. 

There is no stop of the crown at full winding.

Setting the time

Crown in position 

III

, pulled out

Pull the crown out to position 

III

 carefully; the seconds 

hand (

3

) will stop. Turn the crown forwards or backwards 

to set the desired time.
Once the hour hand passes the 12 o’clock position, you 

can see if it is indicating midnight (date and day will change) 

or midday (date and day will not change).

Advice on how to synchronise your watch

To synchronise the seconds hand (

3

) with an official time 

signal (radio/TV/Internet), pull out the crown to position 

III

 ; the seconds hand will stop. At the signal, push the crown 

back into the rest position 

I

.

Day and date correction

Crown in position 

II

, intermediate

Pull the crown out to position 

II

, turn it forwards to set the 

date or backwards to set the desired day and then push 

it back into the rest position 

I

. During this operation, your 

watch will continue running, so the time will not need to 

be re-set.

Important: Never correct the date and/or day between  
8 p.m. and 2 a.m.; the movement is changing the date  

and the day.

Chronograph function

Press the Start/Stop push-button (

8

) to start the chrono-

graph. Press the Start/Stop push-button (

8

) again to stop 

it. The chronograph will resume if the Start/Stop push-

button (

8

) is pressed again (added times), or the three 

chronograph hands (

5

6

 and 

7

) will return to zero if push-

button (

9

) is pressed.

Notes

The 12 hour counter (

7

) has an area with alternating 

colours (black/white) indicating every half hour, matching 

the outer numerals (0 to 30 minutes) and inner numerals 

(30 to 60 minutes) of the same colour on the 30 minute 

counter (7).
Depending on the model you have chosen, the colours 

of the 12 hour counter area (7) may vary (e.g. white/red, 

black/red, white/yellow, etc.), but they always match the 

numerals on the 30 minute counter.

CARE AND MAINTENANCE

We would advise you to clean your watch regularly (except 

for the leather strap) using a soft cloth and lukewarm 

soapy water. After immersion in salt water, rinse the watch 

in fresh water and leave it to dry completely.
Ensure that you do not leave it in places subject to great 

temperature and humidity variations, in intense sunlight or 

near strong magnetic fields.

We recommend you have your watch inspected every 

3 to 4 years by your approved dealer or agent. For an 

irreproachable maintenance service and to ensure the 

warranty remains valid, always approach an approved 

dealer or agent.

Water resistance precautions

Your watch is water resistant but, following a shock, it 

may lose its water resistance without you realising. Water 

resistance must be checked up during its scheduled 

inspection.

Important: In the event of failure of your watch, entrust  
it only to an approved dealer or agent (see the 
warranty).

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