User manual
Here you will find all the information you need to get the most out of your watch and enjoy its style and functionality.
Summary
Watch setting
Setting an Automatic Watch
Adjusting a Metal Watch Bracelet
Replacing a Watch Bracelet
Reading manual
Overview
1 Hour hand
2 Minute hand
3 Seconds hand
4 Date
5 Crown
Setting
Screwed position (position 0)
The crown is completely screwed against the case. When the crown is in this position, the watch is guaranteed waterproof to a depth of 50 meters.
Manual winding (position 1)
Turn the crown clockwise; turning the other direction has no effect.
When setting the watch for the first time or after the watch has stopped, a minimum of 25 turns is required for partial winding. When setting the watch for the first time or after the watch has stopped, a minimum of 25 turns is required for partial winding.
Date setting (position 2)
The crown is unscrewed and removed to the first notch.
To set the date, turn the crown of the winder clockwise or counterclockwise depending on the model. Turning in the opposite direction has the effect of winding manually the watch.
During this operation, the watch continues to work.
Time setting (position 3)
The crown is unscrewed and removed to the second notch. The seconds hand is stopped, allowing you to set the time to the nearest second.
To set the hour and minute, turn the crown in either direction.
To avoid confusion between morning and afternoon, move the hour hand to 12 o'clock. If the date changes, it is midnight.
After each use, carefully screw the crown back against the case to ensure a seal. Return the crown to position 1 and apply light pressure while screwing down clockwise. watch against the case. The crown should never be unscrewed under water.
Setting an Automatic Watch
1. Initial Winding
If the watch is stopped, manually wind it by turning the crown clockwise for about 30 to 40 full turns.
2. Date Setting
Before setting the date, make sure the hour hand is not positioned between 10 o'clock and 2 o'clock, as this could interfere with the date changing mechanism. If it's within this time frame, advance the time until it's outside of this range before proceeding to set the date. Once verified, pull the crown to the first position (usually pulling the crown to the first notch) and turn it clockwise until the displayed date is the current date.
3. Time Setting
Pull the crown to the second position (usually pulling the crown completely) and turn it clockwise to set the exact time. Make sure to set the time while considering the time of day (AM or PM) for accurate time reading.
4. Crown Setting
Once you have set the time and date, push the crown firmly against the watch case and ensure it is pushed in and screwed in properly to ensure water resistance and protection of the internal mechanism.
Adjusting a Metal Watch Bracelet
1. Necessary Tools
A small screwdriver or a watch link removal tool.
2. Identify the Links to Remove
Determine how many links you need to remove to adjust the bracelet size.
3. Remove the Pins or Screws
Use a screwdriver or an appropriate tool to remove the pins or screws holding the links in place.
4. Remove the Links
Once the pins or screws are removed, take out the additional links from the bracelet.
5. Reassemble the Bracelet
Reinsert the pins or screws into the remaining links to assemble the bracelet to the new size.
6. Adjustment Verification
Try on the adjusted bracelet to ensure it fits comfortably on your wrist. If necessary, make further adjustments.
Replacing a Watch Bracelet
1. Select a New Bracelet
Choose a bracelet that matches the style and dimensions of your watch.
2. Necessary Tools
Make sure you have the necessary tools to remove the existing bracelet and install the new one, such as a small screwdriver or a bracelet changing tool.
3. Remove the Existing Bracelet
Use the appropriate tools to remove the pins or screws holding the bracelet in place. Be sure to do this carefully to avoid damaging the watch.
4. Install the New Bracelet
Place the new bracelet onto the posts or screws, ensuring it is properly aligned with the watch.
5. Secure the Bracelet
Ensure that the pins or screws are securely fastened to hold the new bracelet in place.
6. Check Proper Functioning
Try the watch with the new bracelet to ensure it is secure and fits comfortably on your wrist.