Chaumet SELF-WINDING MECHANICAL CHRONOGRAPH Manual De Instrucciones página 3

SELF-WINDING MECHANICAL
CHRONOGRAPH
HOUR-MINUTE-SECOND-DATE FUNCTIONS
Your watch has a self-winding mechanical
movement. Each movement of your wrist moves
an oscillating weight that winds the spring to keep
your watch going. When fully wound and not worn,
your watch's power reserve is almost 42 hours, if the
chronograph is not engaged. If not worn, its power
reserve runs down and it will stop.
A
Hand a indicates the chronograph seconds. Hand b
indicates the chronograph minutes. Hand c indicates
the movement's main seconds.
1 2
3
Position 1: normal position and manual
movement winding
With the crown pushed against the case in
position 1, you can wind your watch manually by
rapidly rotating the crown clockwise.
Position 2: adjusting the date
B
To adjust the date, pull the crown one notch into
position 2 and turn it anti-clockwise until the desired
date appears.
Do not adjust the date between 8.00 pm and
4.00 am, otherwise you risk damaging the
mechanism.
Position 3: setting the time
To set the correct time, pull the crown out
two notches to position 3 (maximum) and turn the
hands clockwise to the desired setting.
After use, make sure you always push the crown
back against the case to position 1.