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ARMIN STROM – GRAVITY - CALIBRE AMR13
(SELF-WINDING WITH MICRO-ROTOR)
INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE
Thank you for buying an Armin Strom watch.
Developed and manufactured in-house, the AMR13 calibre of your watch is a self-
Winding mechanical movement with a micro-rotor located in an inventive position
on the dial side.
To guarantee the perfect working of your watch for many years to come, please pay
careful attention to the recommendations for use set out in these instructions.
Hours
Seconds
Minutes
Position 1: winding
Position 2: setting the time
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- Page 1 ARMIN STROM – GRAVITY - CALIBRE AMR13 (SELF-WINDING WITH MICRO-ROTOR) INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE Thank you for buying an Armin Strom watch. Developed and manufactured in-house, the AMR13 calibre of your watch is a self- winding mechanical movement with a micro-rotor located in an inventive position on the dial side.
- Page 2 WINDING Your watch is equipped with a self-winding mechanical movement. Your wrist movements enable to stock the energy necessary for its operation. When fully wound, it has a minimum power-reserve of five days. If it stops for a longer resting period than its power-reserve, wind it manually. To do so, turn the crown clockwise in position 1 (at least ten times).
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