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Rotate the crown to adjust the hour hand and the date indication.
• Only the hour hand and the date indication move synchronously.
• The hour hand moves in 1-hour increments.
• You can see transition from AM to PM through movement of the date indication
while the hour hand is passing around 12 o'clock.
• Do not change rotation direction of the crown while the date indication is changing.
Otherwise, the date indication may not change correctly.
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Push the crown in to position
to finish the procedure.
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Indicating the time and calendar of another area
You can separately move the hour hand and the date indication to indicate other
time and calendar than that which the 24-hour hand shows.
• When the watch is stopped, wind the mainspring beforehand.
• Both the 24-hour hand and the hour hand are supposed to be set to the time and
calendar of the current place following the steps of "Setting the 24-hour hand and
the hour hand to the same time and calendar" (→ page 2).
1
Find the time and calendar of the area whose time you want to indicate with
the hour hand and the date indication.
2
Pull the crown out to position
• The second hand does not stop.
3
Rotate the crown to adjust the hour hand and the date indication to the time
and calendar you want.
Time in the current
place (24-hour hand)
Time and calendar to
indicate (hour hand)
• Only the hour hand and the date indication move synchronously.
• The hour hand moves in 1-hour increments.
• You can see transition from AM to PM through movement of the date indication
while the hour hand is passing around 12 o'clock.
• Do not change rotation direction of the crown while the date indication is changing.
Otherwise, the date indication may not change correctly.
4
Push the crown in to position
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Example
London, 8th, 10:00
AM
Los Angeles, 8th,
2:00 AM
Rotate the crown
counterclockwise
to move the hour
hand 8 hours
backward.
to finish the procedure.
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