Patek Philippe 324 S QA LU 24H/206 Manual página 8

MONTH CORRECTION
To set the month , actuate the correction push
piece at 2 o'clock as many times as needed to
display the current month.
DAY-OF-WEEK CORRECTION
To set the day of the week , actuate the correction
push piece at 10 o'clock as many times as needed
to display the current day.
MOON-PHASE
CORRECTION
Each time the correction push piece
actuated, the moon-phase disk will advance by one
day. To begin the correction procedure, advance the
moon-phase disk until a full moon is displayed in the
middle of the aperture. Consult an almanac or visit
www.patek.com and count the number of days that
have elapsed since the last full moon (relative to the
current date). To set the correct moon phase, press
the correction push piece as many times as the num-
ber of days that have elapsed since the last full moon.
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MAINTENANCE
CERTIFICATE OF ORIGIN
Your watch is delivered with a certificate of origin
that indicates the movement and case numbers. The
certificate is valid only if it is dated, signed by an
Authorized Patek Philippe Retailer, and completed
with your name. It guarantees the authenticity of
your watch and validates your warranty privileges
for a period of two years after the date of sale. The
unique movement and case numbers of each watch
are transcribed into the workshop journals. With
this information, you may have yourself entered
in the Patek Philippe Register of Owners and will
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of charge.
PATEK PHILIPPE SEAL
As an all-encompassing hallmark of quality,
the Patek Philippe Seal applies to the entire
watch, including the movement, case, dial,
hands, pushers, strap, and clasp as well as to all other
facets that contribute to the precision and aesthetic
perfection of the timepiece. It covers the technical,
functional, and aesthetic factors, but also rate accu-
racy, dependability, and customer service quality.
Additionally, it reflects the maker's know-how and
all other assets needed for the development, produc-
tion, and long-term maintenance of an extraordinary
timekeeping instrument.
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