Baume And Mercier Watch, Руководство пользователя

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Adjustment by crown
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Set the crown in Position 2, and then turn it clockwise to set
the second time zone hand (D) at the desired time.
Adjustment by corrector
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If your watch has a corrector, press the corrector button
(C1) several times to move the second time zone hand (D)
forward and position it to the time of the desired zone. To
do this, use the small tool contained in the watch case.
WORLDTIMER
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To set your watch, please perform these steps in the fol-
lowing order:
Setting the 24 time-zone disc, local time and date
1) Pull the crown to Position 3, the seconds hand (C) will
stop moving.
2) Turn the crown either in one direction or the other so
as to rotate the hands (A, B), and the 24 time-zone disc
(O). Index the time indicated on this disc to the local
reference city (example: if it is 2 p.m. in London, put
the 2 p.m. by London).
3) Position the minute hand (B) on the desired minute.
4) When the start of the set time is announced (refer-
ence clock, radio, etc.), reset the crown (Position 1):
the second hand starts again.
5) Pull the crown to Position 2.
6) Turn the crown in order to advance or reverse the hour
hand (A) by jumping an hour until the required date is
indicated (E).
Note : When the hour hand (A) passes 12, if the date
changes, it is midnight, and if the date does not change,
it is noon.
7) Position the hour hand (A) to the current time in the city
where you are (local time).
8) Push the crown in again (Position 1).
Changing the date
For months with fewer than 31 days, it is necessary to
change the date manually at the end of the month.
1) Pull the crown to Position 2.
2) Turn the crown in either one direction or the other to
advance or reverse the hour hand (A) by jumping an
hour until the required date is indicated (E).
Note : When the hour hand (A) passes 12, if the date
changes, it is midnight, and if the date does not change,
it is noon.
3) Position the hour hand (A) to the local time.
4) Press the crown (Position 1).