Use
The crown on the Master Hometime watch enables you to
do the following:
‑ In position 1, wind the watch if it has not been worn for
over 48 hours;
‑ In position 2, set the local time (travel time‑zone) and
date;
‑ In position 3, set the reference time, which drives the
central blue hand and the 12 o’clock counter hand.
Starting the watch
Pull the crown out to position 1.
A few clockwise turns of the crown are enough to set the
watch running. It will then automatically wind up when you
wear it. Please note that the crown does not lock when
winding, even when the watch is fully wound.
Setting the reference time
This setting drives all the functions: reference time, local time,
minute, date and seconds. It firstly enables you to set the
reference time hour hand, and also to make an accurate
minute and seconds setting.
Pull the crown out to position 3.
The movement is then locked (“stop seconds” function). To
enable accurate setting with a time signal, stop the seconds
hand at 60.
Move the reference time hour hand and the minute hand
either way until the desired time, taking into account the 24‑
hour indicator on the counter at 12 o’clock.
Note: during this operation, the local time hour hand is
automatically driven (along with the date), while maintaining
its difference from the reference time; this is normal, so there
is no need to worry about this step!
Upon the time signal, push the crown back into position 1.
The watch starts running again.
Setting the local time (main display)
Use and adjusting the date
Pull the crown out to position 2.
You may turn the crown in either direction, as the main hour
hand and the date are driven either forward or backward
depending on the chosen direction. Note that to correct
the date by one day, the local time hand must complete two
revolutions of the dial. The minute hand and the small seconds
hand keep running so as to maintain accurate setting. The hour
hand moves in 1‑hour jumps.
Setting the date
Turn the crown forward or backward (depending on the
closest distance between the indicated date and the desired
date), and turn the hour hand as many times as necessary
until the desired date is displayed.
Setting the local time
After setting the date, move the local time forward or
backward past midnight to display the desired time, in order to
take account of the date indication.
‑ You have turned the crown clockwise: if the date moves
forward when the hands pass midnight, you are moving
into the morning.
‑ You have turned the crown counter‑clockwise: if the date
moves backward when the hands pass midnight, you are
moving back into the evening.
When the operation is completed, push the crown back into
position 1.
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