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Summary of Contents for Jaeger-leCoultre Watch
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Page 1: Table Of Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction Accuracy and precautions for use Water-resistance “1000 Hours Control” test Compression keys Technical specifi cations Movement Adjusting the wristlet International Guarantee Limited Guarantee (United States of America and Canada) Guarantee for Australia... - Page 2 1 Minute hand 2 Chronograph push-pieces 3 Crown A (at 3 o’clock) 4 Chronograph minute counter 5 Date 6 Second time zone hand 7 Movement operating indicator 8 Chronograph hour counter 9 Hour hand 10 Day/night indicator for second time zone 11 Chronograph seconds hand...
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Page 3: Introduction
LeCoultre have lavished on building and assembling your watch, its accuracy is subject to the infl uence of gravity, magnetic fi elds, impacts, as well as ageing of the oils. The precision of a watch is measured by its regularity of rate in various positions. -
Page 4: 1000 Hours Control" Test
You may use your watch during short swims, and when jumping in from the edge of a swimming pool, but not from a diving board. Your watch must not be used for scuba diving, nor for sports involving signifi cant risk of impact, such as windsurfi ng or water-skiing. -
Page 5: Compression Keys
You must not make any adjust- ments or set the time in this position, since this might damage the gaskets. -
Page 6: Technical Specifi Cations
Technical specifi cations - Automatic movement, Jaeger-LeCoultre Calibre 757. - 28,800 vibrations/hour. - Power reserve: approximately 65 hours. - Crown with compression key. - Page 7 Crown A will then be in position 1. A few clockwise turns of the crown will suffice to start the watch. It will then automatically wind up when you wear it. Please note that the crown does not lock on winding, even when the watch is fully wound.
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Page 8: Chronograph Operation
12 o’clock. Move the hand forward to the desired time, taking into account the day/night indicator. Once the operation is complete, push the crown back into position 1. The watch will start running again. Then turn the compression key to the “closed” position in the direction of the arrows. - Page 9 To enable use of the chronograph functions, move the push-pieces into the “open” position by turning the wing-nuts a quarter-turn downward. The non- compressed gasket position (“open”) will be indicated by an arrow (front view of watch). Timing - The chronograph is activated by pressing the push-piece at 2 o’clock once.
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Page 10: Adjusting The Wristlet
Adjusting the wristlet Note: The wristlet illustrations below may not correspond to either your wristlet or your watch, but the demonstration illustrated is completely identi- cal and valid. Adjusting the clasp The clasp on metal bracelets and articulated rubber straps is fi tted with an ad- justment system enabling you to lengthen or shorten your wristlet by 4 mm on either side, for greater wearer comfort. - Page 11 Lift up the clasp cover so as to release the hinged part of the wristlet section from its groove (fig. 2). Fig. 2 Long position Push down the hinged part of your wrist- let section and place it in its groove, facing the opposite way to its initial position (fig.
- Page 12 Navy SEALs , you can remove and refit the wristlet sections. Removing the wristlet Hold the case in one hand, with the watch placed crystal down on a support. With the other hand grip the “fork” tool sup- plied with the watch and slide it between the horn and wristlet, in order to grip the wrist- let bar between the teeth of the fork.
- Page 13 Once the spring has been released, take out the bar, and pull the wristlet section towards you to extract it. Refi tting the wristlet Insert one end of the bar into the hole in the horn of the case, and hold it fi rmly. Take the tool supplied, and position it on the free retractable end of the bar.
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Page 14: International Guarantee
water-resistant. - Page 15 It is nevertheless essential to have the water-resistance of your watch checked at least once every two years, and in any event, prior to any period of intensive use, either by an authorised Jaeger-...
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Page 16: Limited Guarantee
It is nevertheless essential to have the water- resistance of your watch checked at least once every two years, and in any event, prior to any period of intensive use, either by an authorised Jaeger-LeCoultre retailer or by a Jaeger-LeCoultre Boutique or by an authorised Jaeger-LeCoultre Service Centre (for further information please see your User Manual). - Page 17 Limited Warranty or otherwise, for any loss or damage arising out of the use of or inability to use this watch nor for any incidental or consequential damages relating in any way to this watch.
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Page 18: Guarantee For Australia
Jaeger-LeCoultre, watches with the serial number removed or the strap or glass altered, the loss of water resistance after two years after the date of purchase if your watch is water-resistant, and any defect resulting from the contact with water if your watch is not water-resistant. - Page 19 Jaeger-LeCoultre water-resistant watches may be identifi ed by the symbol engraved on the back. Their water resistance is guaranteed for two years from the date of purchase, provided that the glass, the bezel, the back, the middle part and the crown have not been damaged. It is essential to have the...
- Page 20 If signifi cant variations occur in the settings, it may be necessary to have the movement serviced. It is also necessary to have the water-resistance of the watch checked once every two years, or prior to any period during which it will be subjected to prolonged and/or regular immersion.
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