2. Add Rally Function
For timing successive events while ignoring the intervals between them.
Each result accumulates. For example: timing the stages of a car rally:
1) At the start of the first stage, press button A to start the chronograph.
2) At the end of the first stage, press button A again to stop the chrono-
graph.
Repeat the process for each stage. At the end of the final stage the
chronograph will show the total rally time.
Press button B to zero the chronograph.
The 2-position crown
1. Pushed in against the case
Winding:
The natural movements of your wrist wind your Longines
chronograph while you wear it. Fully wound, it has a power reserve of
about 46 hours. Rewind the watch manually if it has stopped through
not being worn.
2. Pulled right out
Setting the time to the second:
The small seconds-hand stops when
you pull the crown out as far as it will go.
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How to use your Longines chronograph
Your chronograph is a precise and reliable timepiece for everyday use.
It is driven by a Longines L696 automatic movement. The watch is
water-resistant and has a sapphire glass.
As a watch, the chronograph shows the hours, minutes, seconds and
the date.
Using the chronograph, you can time events lasting up to 12 hours to
the nearest fifth of a second.
Chronograph functions comprise:
– Standard Start-Stop-Zero function
– Add Rally function (accumulated times)
1. Standard Start-Stop-Zero function
When timing a single event:
1) Press button A to start the chronograph.
2) Press button A again to stop the chronograph.
3) Press button B to reset to zero.
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