NIXON ANALOG AUTOMATIC - Watch Manual

Table of Contents

Contents

1 WELCOME
2 TIME / DATE
3 SETTING THE TIME
- 3.1 WINDING THE MAIN SPRING
- 3.2 SETTING THE TIME
4 SETTING THE DAY OF THE WEEK
5 WATER RESISTANCY RATINGS AND WATCH CARE
6 Documents / Resources
- 6.1 References
- 6.2 Download manual

WELCOME

The fact that you bought a NIXON means you can probably tell time, but you may not be familiar with all the doodads and features of our watches. So if you're stuck, read through these instructions. Or get your friends to read them and then they can tell you what's up.

TIME / DATE

Features:
TIME
DATE

SETTING THE TIME

WINDING THE MAIN SPRING

Automatic winding watch can also be hand winded by turning the crown in "A" position.
Wind 15-20 times clockwise until second hand starts to move naturally.

SETTING THE TIME

STEP 1: Pull the crown to "C" position.
STEP 2: Turn the crown to set the hour and minute hands.

SETTING THE DAY OF THE WEEK

STEP 1: Pull the crown to "B" position.
STEP 2: Turn the crown counterclockwise to set the date.
*If the date is set between the hours of around 9:00 PM and 1:00 AM, the date may not change on the following day.
STEP 3: After the date has been set, push the crown back to the normal position.

BE SURE TO SET YOUR CROWN BACK INTO THE ORIGINAL POSITION TO ENSURE THAT YOUR WATCH IS WATER RESISTANT.

WATER RESISTANCY RATINGS AND WATCH CARE

CASE RATING	RAIN, SPLASHES, ETC.	SHALLOW SWIMMING, SUBMERSION*	SURFING, SNORKELING, SPEAR FISHING*
30 METER
50 METER
100-200 METER
	A FEW OF OUR WATCHES ARE GEARED TOWARDS PURE STYLE AND ARE NOT DESIGNED FOR SURF OR SWIM. THIS IS INDICATED BY THE "NO WATER" ICON.

*RINSE WATCH WITH SOAP AND WATER AFTER EXPOSURE TO SALT WATER OR SAND.

Replace the battery at least every two years. Dead or low batteries left in a watch may leak and destroy the movement of your watch. If you have a water resistant watch, know that the water resistancy is attained using rubber or plastic seals which will deteriorate under normal conditions and reduce the water resistancy of your watch. These seals should be checked by an authorized jeweler at least every two years to ensure the rated water resistancy. Do not expose your watch to extreme temperatures (over 60ºC or 140ºF, under -10ºC or 14ºF). No hot tubs or saunas. Sorry, but do you really need to know the time when you're tubbing?

Avoid extreme shocks.

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