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- Page 1 Instruction booklet TIME PYRAMID A&S1615...
- Page 3 Thank you for choosing Arnold & Son, we are proud to have you as Owner of the Time Pyramid. Your Arnold & Son Time Pyramid is inspired by the regulators created by John and Roger Arnold over two hundred years ago, and by antique British skeleton clocks.
- Page 4 DISPLAYS Your Time Pyramid indicates hours and minutes with its two hands in a counter at 6 o’clock, the seconds with one hand in a counter in the middle of the dial. Power reserve indicators Additionally, your watch is fitted with two power reserve indicators –...
- Page 5 WINDING The movement can be wound by turning the crown when it is in its winding position 1. The power reserve indicators show you how much ener- gy is left to run the watch. We suggest that you wind your watch every 90 hours at the latest to provide it with the power it requires to ope- rate for the next 90 hours.
- Page 6 SETTING Time: To set the time (hour and minute hands), pull the crown to position 2 and turn it in a clockwise or anticlockwise direction. Note: do not forget to push the crown back to its winding position 1 when you have set it, to guarantee the wa- ter-resistance of your watch.
- Page 7 MOVEMENT Equipped with the A&S1615 hand-winding calibre, your Time Pyramid indicates hours, minutes seconds and power reserve. Decorated in accordance with the co- des of Swiss high-quality watchmaking, the movement is rhodium-plated and finely decorated. With a fine control system, your movement has been set by one of our watchmakers in 5 positions to make it ope- rate with optimum accuracy.
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Page 8: Water Resistance
WATER-RESISTANCE Your watch is guaranteed to be water-resistant to 3 ATM. This means that it has been verified at a pressure equi- valent to immersion at 30 metres. It has been designed to be water-resistant for swimming only and should not be used for deep-sea diving, diving or sports that have a high risk of major shocks, such as windsurfing or water-skiing. -
Page 9: Maintenance
MAINTENANCE Your watch has a mechanical movement which requires cares and adequate maintenance. It should be kept from violent shocks. The movement in your watch must be serviced at re- gular intervals because oils change viscosity over time, and this impedes its smooth operation and speeds up wear and tear. - Page 12 Arnold & Son Manufacture La Joux-Perret SA 2300 La Chaux-de-Fonds - Switzerland www.angelus-watches.com info@arnoldandson.com...
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