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position, the calendar
will automatically
be set to
the
first
day
of
the next
month (March
lst).
ALARM
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ONE.DAY ALARM
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The one-day alarm can
be set
to ring
once at
a
designated
time
and date
within
a
month.
lt can be set on
a
24-hour
basis.
*
lf the alarm
is set
to
ring
on
the
dates
below,
it
may ring
on
the
desig-
nated date of
the
next
month.
.
31st
of
months
with
30 or
fewer
days
.
29th, 30th
or
31st
of
February (30th and 31st
in
leap years)
* Once set,
the alarm
is
automatically
engaged
and cannot
be canceled.
*After
having rung
at a
designated
time,
the
alarm
is
automatically
disengaged and
will
not ring again
unless
newly
set.
*The
alarm rings in any mode, but
it
will
not ring
if
the crown is
at
the
extended position.
.
Turn
thecrownto
setthe
mode
indicatorto'ONE
DAYALARM".
Thetips
of the
hour and minute hands indicate the current time, the
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Pull
outthe
crown
in
the
"ONE-DAYALARM"
mode.
Thetip ofthe
second
hand
automatically
returns
to the
12
o'clock position
and the
tips
of the
hour and minute
trands indicate
the
alarm
time
previously
set.
*
lf
the one-day alarm
has
already
been set
and engaged, the designated
alarm date
will
appear in
the
calendar
frame.
Otherwise,
today's
date
will
appear.
Press
"
A'
repeatedly
to
set
the
tip
of the minute
hand
to the
desired
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