INSTRUCTIONS
WINDING CROWN
The winding crown is used to manually wind the
watch (position 1), to set the second time zone
(position 2) and to set the time (position 3).
WINDING
Your watch incorporates a self-winding movement.
The movements of your wrist set a centrifugal
weight in motion; this tensions the mainspring,
which stores the energy. When you take off your
fully wound watch, it will continue to run for at
least 38 hours. When it has stopped after deplet-
ing the power reserve, it can be rewound by hand
(about 10 clockwise turns of the crown).
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SECOND TIME ZONE
Your watch has two central hour hands:
- The solid hand
displays local time (the time
zone in which you are currently located)
- The skeletonized hand
(your normal place of residence or work)
When you are at home and therefore local time and
home time are the same, the hands are perfectly
aligned to appear as one.
When you change time zone, you can move the
local hour hand
forwards or backwards one hour
at a time using the crown pulled out to position 2.
During this time, the skeletonized hand
ues to indicate the time in your home time zone.
This useful feature is intelligently combined with
day/night indicators, clearly distinguished by the
words LOCAL
and HOME . These small aper-
tures tell you what part of the day it is in each of
the two time zones displayed.
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displays home time
contin-