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The seconds hand will stop. Turn the crown forwards or month. Synchronise the seconds by pushing the crown back to position 1 to coincide with a given time signal. Ideally, the date should be necessary to go back to 2pm to ensure that the day and date change adjusted after setting the time. When correcting the date between at the right time. I position 3, the seconds hand will stop. III only. IX position 1 to coincide with a given time signal. Make sure the month has been set prior to setting the 1.

Normal position wearing position : when the crown is time. Iter 48 hours or more calibres , 50 hours; calibre 44 hours , wind it up with the crown in position 1. The crown has 3 positions: 2. Correcting the date: pull the crown out to position 2, turn the 1. Normal position wearing position : when the crown is crown backwards forwards for calibres , and positioned against the case, the crown ensures that the watch is and push it back to position 1.

For calibre only: date adjustment is made by instantaneous Occasional winding: if the watch has not been worn for 55 hours jumps. NB: date-setting is not recommended between 8pm and 2am. Correcting the date: pull the crown out to position 2. Pull the crown out to crown forwards to change the date or backwards to change the day. Turn the crown forwards or Push the crown back to position 1. NB: do not quit setting mode if the displays day and date are not properly centred in their windows.

VIII indicator. The crown has 2 positions: When the watch is fully wound, the power reserve indicator hand points 1. This means that the power positioned against the case, the crown ensures that the watch is reserve is at least 44 hours. Occasional winding: if the watch has not been worn for 40 hours Power reserve: or more 50 for the calibre , 60 for the calibre , wind it If the watch is not being worn, or during periods of low activity, the up with the crown in position 1.

In this case, the watch should be worn or wound by hand to prevent it from 2. Pull the crown out to position 2. During manual winding crown in position 1 or when worn self- winding , the power reserve indicator hand moves clockwise.

For calibres , , , and synchronise the seconds by pushing the crown back to position 1 to coincide with a given time signal. XVbis the chronograph has stopped. Normal position wearing position : when the crown is positioned corrector C. Note: do not wind the watch more often than is necessary. For a watch that is worn all the time, a single winding each day will When the watch is running, the date and moon phase move forward ensure that it functions correctly.

To synchronise, the crown should be gently turned backwards and pressure maintained to stop the seconds hand. XIII hands. The crown has 2 positions: For a regatta, the chronograph should be started at the warning Watch functions: signal by pressing pusher A. Normal position wearing position : when the crown is posi- If the 5 circles on the display have changed colour to blue, this means tioned against the case, the crown ensures that the watch is water- that 5 minutes have elapsed since the warning signal.

Pull the crown out to also stops, since the two functions are synchronised. Synchronise the seconds by pushing the crown back to Apnea function calibre position 1 to coincide with a given time signal. Each circle — 12 hours for regatta function calibre on the display corresponds to 1 minute. Before a dive, the chronograph should be started. XI Calibres , fig. XIV crown backwards, then push the crown back to position 1.

XIX Note: in the quick mode, the date is changed in two steps. XXI that the date hand calibre or day disc plate calibre is centred after the change has been made. Date-setting is not recommended between 10pm and 2am. During The crown has 3 positions: this time lapse and under certain conditions, a safety element can prevent these corrective functions from working.

Pull the crown out to 1. Normal position wearing position : when the crown is posi- position 3. Turn the crown forwards or tioned against the case, the crown ensures that the watch is water- backwards. Synchronise the seconds by pushing the crown back to resistant. Occasional winding: if the watch has not been worn for 44 hours or more calibres , 52 hours , wind it up with the crown Chronograph functions: in position 1.

A and B simultaneously calibres , and Calibre fig. Calibres , fig. Correcting the month: automatic each time the date hand passes Normal position wearing position : when the crown is posi- tioned against the case, the crown ensures that the watch is water- The crown has 2 positions: resistant.

Normal position wearing position : when the crown is posi- Occasional winding: if the watch has not been worn for 60 hours tioned against the case, the crown ensures that the watch is water- or more, wind it up with the crown in position 1. Time zone and correcting the date: pull the crown out to 2. Turn the crown forwards or backwards, the hour hand position 2. Turn the crown forwards or moves forwards or backwards in one-hour jumps.

The date can be backwards. Synchronise the seconds by pushing the crown back to moved forwards or backwards by moving the hour hand past position 1 to coincide with a given time signal.

The crown has 3 positions: 3. Correcting the date: pull the crown out to position 2, turn the Chronograph functions: crown backwards, then push the crown back to position 1. Occasional winding: if the watch has not been worn for 45 hours calibre or 55 hours calibre or more, wind it up with the crown in position 1. V Note: the chronograph must always be stopped before the zero resetting function is used. February is added to the year every four years to compensate for the length of the solar year, which is Such years are called leap years and their number for example Chronograph functions with split-seconds: is divisible by 4.

The split-seconds function allows split times to be recorded whilst the As the compensation of one day every four years is too much, every chronograph is running. However, even this is not totally sufficient, since it 1. Start the chronograph by pressing pusher A start.

Therefore, if the number 2. To record a split time, press pusher C. The split-seconds hand D of the year is divisible by it is a leap year, as was the case with stops, indicating the split time, whilst the chronograph continues the year Because of this, the perpetual calendar of your watch running. Press pusher C for the split-seconds hand to catch up with the chronograph seconds hand F. Neutral position 1, normal when the watch is worn: in this position, the crown ensures that the watch is water-resistant.

To record a new split time, start from step 2 above. Setting the hands, minutes and seconds: 5. Press pusher A to stop the chronograph. Pull the crown out to position 3 when the second hand is at 6. Press pusher B to reset. Push the crown back into nograph seconds hand F as explained in step 3 before the chrono- position 1 to coincide with a given time. Setting the date and hour hands: 2. Display and correction of the yearly cycle.

Then turn the crown: the hand Following display of the month cf. If it is necessary to correct the date A , to function and the year cycle is displayed in roman numerals for continue to turn the crown and the date will change automati- 8 seconds C. Then push the crown back to position 1. During these eight seconds, you can adjust the year cycle. To Note: corrections in position 3 have no effect on the date, even do so, pull the crown out to position 2, turn the hour hand through if the hour hand passes midday or midnight.

The watch stores one full revolution. The year cycle will move forwards or back- the date in its memory including whether AM or PM before the wards. Setting the hours, minutes and seconds, around mid- night and midday may therefore result in the calendar shifting by repeat the procedure until the required yearly cycle is displayed. Checking and correcting the calendar: month, yearly The calendar continues to function and displays the date A.

See point 1. Display and correction of the month. Changing the time zone or daylight saving time: Press and hold the crown in position 0 for more than 3 seconds, Pull the crown out to position 2 and turn it.

The month can be corrected during or seconds. Pull the crown out to position 2, turn the hour hand through one full revolution. The month will move forwards Note: the end of battery life is indicated by the seconds hand or backwards. The watch will continue to function for several repeat the procedure until the required month is displayed, then days, but the battery must be removed and replaced by an authorised put the crown back to position 1.

OMEGA service agent as soon as possible. Setting the time zone: pull the crown out to position 2 and turn it. If the hand moves past midnight, the date changes automatically.

Correcting the date: pull the crown out to position 2, turn it forwards or backwards to change the date each time the hour hand passes midnight. The date moves forwards or backwards one day.

The table above can be used to calculate any calibre - fig. VI time difference. Push the crown back to back home — London, in our example — at a glance, using the hour position 1. Each time the hour calibre - fig. VII, calibre - fig. XX hand crosses midnight, the date jumps forwards or backwards, depen- ding on whether the hour hand is moved forwards or backwards. VI scale in the centre of the dial.

VII the correct half of the day! Push the crown back to The crown has 3 positions: position 1. Normal position wearing position : when the crown is positioned 3. Pull the crown to against the case, the crown ensures that the watch is water-resistant.

Synchronise the seconds by pushing the crown back Occasional winding: if the watch has not been worn for 44 hours to position 1 to coincide with a given time signal. Days 11 12 13 14, 15 Chronograph functions calibre - fig. This offer will be for a limited time only. Free download available in PDF, epub, and Kindle ebook formats. Skip down page to downloads. Categories » All ebooks » Paranormal and Mysteries. See the front cover of this book image will open in new tab.

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