Instructions
Please wind the watch and set the time before you
put the watch on.
This prevents lateral pressure on
the winding stem. Please use your fingernails to
pull the crown out and turn it gently between two
fingertips. We recommend that you wind your
watch at about the same time every day.
WINDING THE MOVEMENT
Your watch has a manually wound movement. It is
wound with the crown pushed home, in position
1. Turn the crown clockwise until the hand of the
power-reserve indicator at 9 o’clock (MOUVE-
MENT) reaches the topmost position. When fully
wound, the movement has a power reserve of at
least 72 hours.
P G S
MR
1
2
WINDING THE STRIKEWORK MECHANISM
The strikework mechanism is wound by turn-
ing the crown counterclockwise. This requires
that the crown be pushed home, in position 1.
To make full use of the watch’s capabilities it
is advisable to wind the strikework mechanism
until the hand of the power-reserve indicator à
3 o’clock (SONNERIE) is in the topmost position.
When fully wound, the strikework of Reference
6301 in
grande sonnerie
mode has a power reserve
of 24 hours. Please note that a frequent use of the
minute repeater will decrease the total duration
(24 hours) of the strikework’s power reserve.
Caution
:
When the strikework does not have enough en-
ergy (indicated by the hand of the strikework power reserve
at 3 o’clock), your watch stops striking (remains silent),
even though it is in grande or petite sonnerie mode. Rewind
the strikework mechanism following the instructions above
so that it can resume operation.
