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USING THE ALARM (con’t)
3. If you do not wish to use the alarm within the next
12 hours, press the alarm crown back in to the
normal position.
The alarm hands display the home time but the alarm
setting remains stored in memory for future use.
TO ENGAGE THE STANDARD ALARM:
• Pull the alarm crown out to the
first click position.
A chime sounds and the alarm hands indicate the
designated alarm time. Leave the alarm crown in this
position to keep the alarm engaged.
TO DISENGAGE THE STANDARD ALARM:
• The alarm will sound at the designated time for 20
seconds. To stop the alarm sound, press any button.
• To disengage the alarm, push the alarm crown back
in to the normal position. The alarm hands will
display the home time.
When using the alarm, note the following:
• If the alarm crown is pulled out to the second click
position, a warning beep will sound. If the alarm
crown is not pushed back in before the warning beep
ends, the designated alarm time is cancelled and the
alarm hands must be synchronized again. Follow the
instructions under “TO SYNCHRONIZE THE ALARM
HANDS” before resetting the alarm.
The second alarm mode is a single-time alarm. It can
be set to sound at one designated time within the
next 12 hours. When the single-time alarm sounds,
the alarm setting is automatically erased from
memory and the alarm hands go back to showing
home time.
USING THE ALARM
There are two alarm modes: standard alarm and single-time alarm.
Before using the alarm function, the alarm hands (on the small lower dial face) must be synchronized with the
home time hands (on the main dial face).
TO SYNCHRONIZE THE ALARM HANDS:
1. Pull the alarm crown (the lower crown) out to the
second click position. A beep will sound.
2. Turn the alarm crown to set the alarm hands (on the
small lower dial face) to the time shown by the home
time hands (on the main dial face).
3. Push the alarm crown all the way in to the
normal position.
For precise setting, wait until the second hand (in the
small dial face at the left) points straight up before
pushing in the crown. This allows you to set the
alarm hands exactly to the second.
Once the alarm hands are synchronized with the home
time hands, the alarm can be set. The first alarm mode
is the standard alarm. It can be adjusted to sound at a
preset time in 12-hour intervals. The alarm time
remains stored for future use.
TO SET THE STANDARD ALARM:
1. Pull the alarm crown out to the
first click position.
(Doing so within one minute of synchronizing the alarm
hands with the home time hands will cause the alarm to
sound. Press any button to silence the alarm).
2. Press the alarm button (lower left side) to set the
alarm time.
Each press of the alarm button will advance the
alarm time by one minute. Press and hold the button
to advance the hands rapidly.
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TO SET THE SINGLE-TIME ALARM:
1. Make sure the alarm crown is pushed in to the
normal position.
2. Press the alarm button (lower left side) to set the
alarm time.
Each press of the alarm button will advance the
alarm time by one minute. Press and hold the button
to advance the hands rapidly.
TO ENGAGE THE SINGLE-TIME ALARM:
• The single-time alarm is engaged automatically
when the alarm button is pressed to set the alarm
time. No further action is necessary.
TO DISENGAGE THE SINGLE-TIME ALARM:
• The alarm will sound at the designated time for 20
seconds. To stop the alarm sound, press any button.
• To disengage the single-time alarm before it sounds,
pull the alarm crown out to the first click position then
push it back in to the normal position. (Or press the
alarm button to set the alarm hands to the home time).
When using the single-time alarm, note the
following:
• The alarm time is not permanently stored in memory. To
use the single-time alarm again, the desired alarm time
must be set again.
• The alarm cannot be set for more than 12 hours
ahead of the current time.
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