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Calibre 845
Automatic Movement Operation Manual
Automatic watches can be used only by those who are reasonably active as the automatic
winding relies on a regular movement of the wrist. The watch must be given an initial manual
wind of 8 to 10 turns and provided that it is worn on the wrist for a minimum of 8 hours each
day it will continue to function indefinitely and may be taken off the wrist for a maximum period
of 30 hours. If this period is exceeded the movement will stop and another manual wind will be
necessary. It must be remembered that when worn in bed the movement of the wrist is
insufficient to operate the automatic winding.
Time Stand Accuracy
1)
21,600 beats per hours
2)
Accuracy between -30 to +30 seconds per day worn under normal conditions.
Butterfly Strap Adjusting Instruction
Firstly, open the butterfly buckle and then pull out the pin. Adjust the strap to the required
length, and then push back the pin into the correct hole. Finally, close the butterfly buckle until
it clicks into place.
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World Time Zone
The watch has been equipped with World Countries Time Zone. To set the correct Offset
Hours rotate the bezel anti-clockwise and set the home country to 12 o'clock position. For
example, if the home country is London set London on the bezel to 12 o'clock position.
OFF SET
TIME ZONE
OFF SET
HOURS
STANDARD HOURS
HOURS
0
London
0
+1
Paris/ Berlin/ Madrid
-1
+2
Istanbul
-2
+3
Moscow
-3
+4
Abu Dhabi
-4
+5
Islamabad
-5
+6
Dhaka
-6
+7
Bangkok
-7
+8
Beijing / HK
-8
+9
Tokyo Seoul
-9
+10
Sydney
-10
+11
Guam
-11
+12
New Zealand
-12
For other County's time zone refer to World Time Zone map.
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Water Resistance Table
Level of
Suitable for
Water
Everyday
Resistance
use
None
Yes
3 ATM
Yes
(30m/
100ft
5 ATM
Yes
(50m/
150ft)
10 ATM
Yes
(100m/
300 ft)
Water resistance is not permanent. In the course of time, the gaskets of the case and
crown may become worn and reduce the water resistance of your watch. We recommend
the periodic checking
Normal Crown – always make sure it is pushed fully into case
Screw down Crown – tighten screw down crown completely to screw lock position.
To maintain water –resistance crystal, crown and case must remain intact
Exposure to Salt Water
If your watch is designed for sports or working in the water and it becomes exposed to salt
water or significant amounts of perspiration, it should be rinsed in fresh water and dried
thoroughly with a soft dry cloth.
Important
Buttons must not be operated while in contact with water
TIME ZONE
STANDARD HOURS
London
Cape Verde
Mid-Atlantic
Greenland
Santiago
USA (Eastern)
USA (Central)
USA (Mountain)
USA (Pacific)
Alaska
Hawaii
Samoa
Kwajalein
Can
Suitable for
Suitable for
Suitable
Suitable for
withstand
Swimming
Pool Size
for
high board
accidental
snorkelling
diving or sub-
splashing
or water
aqua diving
sports
No
No
No
No
No
Yes
No
No
No
No
Yes
Yes
Yes
No
No
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
No
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Calibre 845
IN7600
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Functions
-
Hour
-
Minutes
-
Seconds
-
Date
-
24 Hour Dial
-
World Countries Time Zone (Bezel)
-
Dual Time
-
Water Resistance – Check the back of the watch and refer to the Table.
Instructions For Setting Date and Time
1)
To achieve an accurate date setting, pull crown out to first position and turn the
crown clockwise until a date prior to the date you required is achieve i.e. if today
th
th
is the 16
then set it onto the 15
2)
Pull the crown out to Second Position and turn the crown anti-clockwise until the
date is corrected. Now set the time but make sure the time is set onto AM or PM.
Finally push the crown back to the normal position.
If the date is set between 10:00 PM and 02:00 AM, the date will not change
correctly.
The day and date is changed during the period from about 10:00AM to about
02:00AM.
Instructions for setting Dual Time
1)
Pull the crown out to first position and turn the crown anti-clockwise to set
desired dual time or particular country's time. Make sure the dual time red hour
hand is aligned with inner ring hour. For example, Local Time is 12 o'clock duel
time can be set for different countries Local Time i.e. Paris 1o'clock. Finally push
the crown back to normal position.
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