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- Page 2 The Endurance Watch has four basic modes. 1. Time of day (hours, minutes and seconds) with date month and year 2. Stop watch with hours minutes and seconds plus time of day (hrs, mins, secs) 3. Alarm 1 (with time of day display showing) plus optional single hour stroke 4.
- Page 3 START TO SET THE TIME AND CALENDAR ON THE WATCH STOP Press the MODE button to access the time and calendar display. (The letters SW will not be visible because you are not in stop watch mode, nor will either of the words Alarm 1 or Alarm 2 show because you are not in the alarm modes).
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Page 4: To Use The Stop Watch
13 Press ADJUST to confirm and start the date flashing. To clear the stop watch make sure it is stopped and then press ADJUST. 14 Press START/STOP to adjust between European date order (date, month, year), or American date Whether the stop watch is running or not you can choose whether you want the stop watch or the order (month, date, year). -
Page 5: To Set The Alarm
TO CHANGE THE BATTERY Press SET to confirm the ALARM 1 setting The alarm is switched on and off using the START/STOP button. The Alarm 1 on icon appears just Remove the timer from the outer black clip. after the words ALARM 1 Carefully unscrew the six screws that hold the back on. - Page 6 ADJUSTING THE ELASTIC STRAP There is a right way and a wrong way to adjust the elastic strap. Please take note to avoid any chance of the strap coming undone. 1. Place the watch on the wrist and pass the elastic through the clasp from the bottom to the top.
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