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CONGRATULATIONS You have just acquired an advanced timepiece from L’Epée 1839. Requiem was designed in partnership with Kostas Metaxas and developed with passion and care by L’Epée 1839’s master watchmakers in Delémont, Switzerland.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION Please be very careful to never touch the movement of Requiem, or the eyes. Do not manipulate the clock by the jaw. The movement should never be in contact with any liquids - even in vaporized form. If it occurs, the clock should be serviced immediately.
It is recommended to keep the clock distant from any source of heat or vibrations. To preserve the longevity and functionality of Requiem, do not permanently expose the clock to direct sunlight or in a humid or dusty place.
WINDING THE MOVEMENT To wind the movement of Requiem, use the double- depth square key placed at the back of the clock. The movement should be fully wound every 8 days. Be sure to wind up the spring completely. At the end of the winding procedure, you will feel the necessary force in- crease significantly;...
SETTING THE TIME Using the key, turn anti-clockwise in order to set the time. Be careful, setting the time in the wrong way could damage the mechanism and a service would be needed immediately. SETTING THE TIME Anti-clockwise only...
HOURS AND MINUTES DISPLAY The hours and minutes are indicated in the eyes of Requiem by two arrows. The hours is a slow jumping hour, the hour disk remains stationary during the first 55 minutes of an hour; Then, rather than jumping instantly, it starts to slowly turn five minutes before the new hour.
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L’Epée 1839 Swiza Sa Manufacture rue St-maurice 1 PO BOX 973 2800 Delémont Switzerland Customer Service: Tel. +41 (0)32 421 94 05 Mail. sav@swiza.ch www.lepee1839.ch...
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