How To Use; For Cal. 9S85 - Seiko Cal. 9S85 Operating Instructions Manual

■HOW TO USE

Crown
There are two types of crowns, a normal crown and a screw-lock crown.
W h i l e
The crown
p r e s s i n g
t h e c r o w n
turns.
in, turn it in
the direction
indicated by
The crown
the arrow.
does not
turn.
※ It cannot be
turned any
further.
※ By locking the crown by screw, a
s c r e w - l o c k t y p e c r o w n c a n
prevent malfunction and increase
water resistance.
※ Be careful not to screw the crown
in by force as it may damage the
slots of the crown.
Screw-lock type crown
The screw-lock type crown features a mechanism that can securely lock the
crown when they are not being operated in order to prevent any operational errors
and to improve its water resistant property.
○ It is necessary to unlock the screw-lock type crown before operating it.
○ Once you have finished operating the crown, make sure to relock it.
[ To unlock the crown ]
Turn the crown counterclockwise
(downward) to unscrew it. Now the
crown can be operated.
Crown
Unlock the crown
locked
before operating it.
Unscrew
※ When locking the crown, turn it slowly with care, ensuring that the screw is properly engaged.
Be careful not to push it in forcefully, as doing so may damage the screw hole in the case.
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Normal crown
Pull out the crown and operate it.
Screw-lock type crown
Unlock the crown After operating the
before operating it. crown, lock it.
Unscrew
While pressing the crown
Screw
[ To lock the crown ]
Turn the crown clockwise (upward)
while gently pressing it in toward the
watch body until it stops.
Crown
After operating
unlocked the crown, lock it.
While pressing the crown in
Screw
HOW TO USE

(FOR CAL. 9S85)

How to wind the mainspring
○ This watch is an automatic winding type (with manual winding function).
○ The mainspring can be sufficiently wound automatically by natural
movement of the arm while normally worn on the wrist. In addition, it can
be wound by turning the crown.
○ A stopped watch can be started by arm movement when it is worn on the
wrist, however, before wearing the watch, wind the mainspring sufficiently
and adjust the time and date. When turning the mainspring, turn the crown
at the normal position clockwise (12 o'clock direction) slowly. If you turn the
crown counterclockwise (6 o'clock direction), it will turn free. The
mainspring is sufficiently wound when the crown is turned approximately 45
times. When the mainspring is in the full-winding state, it is structured so
that the mainspring slips if it is wound. Therefore, it is not necessary to
worry about cutting the mainspring, however, please refrain from excessive
operation.
※ It is recommended that you wear the watch on your wrist more than 10 hours a day
to keep the mainspring wound up. If the mainspring is not wound up sufficiently, the
watch may lose or gain time. If you do not wear the watch on your wrist, wind the
mainspring up sufficiently by turning the crown by hand every day at a fixed time.
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