Summary of Contents for Jean Dunand Shabaka
- Page 1 S H A B A K A C A L I B R E C L A 8 8 Q P R M B Y C H R I S TO P H E C L A R E T OW N E R’...
- Page 2 Dates cylinders Cathedral gongs State-of-wind indicator Days cylinder Safety catch for pusher A Months cylinder Safety catch for pusher B Hours hand Minutes hand Pusher A: to set the day Pushpiece to set the month and the year Slide to activate the minute-repeater (set into the crown) Winding and setting crown Hammer striking the minutes...
- Page 3 1 . W I N D I N G Your Shabaka watch has a manually wound movement. Wind the watch by turning the crown forward. The winding mechanism is disengaged if the crown is turned back. Stop winding if you feel any resistance, this is the sign that your watch is fully wound.
- Page 4 3 . S E T T I N G T H E P E R P E T U A L C A L E N D A R 3 . 1 S E T T I N G T H E D A T E unlocking Start by pusher B by opening its safety catch...
- Page 5 3 . 3 S E T T I N G T H E M O N T H A N D T H E Y E A R First, determine the status of the year in the leap-year cycle (leap year or the 1 or 3 year).
- Page 6 4 . S T A T E - O F - W I N D I N D I C A T O R The mainspring, visible in its barrel through the back of the watch, shows if your watch needs winding. When your watch is fully wound, the mainspring appears tight around the center of the barrel.
- Page 7 Warning! Only use the winding motor for your Jean Dunand Shabaka model. It will damage the movement of any other watch. F I T T I N G T H E W A T C H T O T H E W I N D I N G S Y S T E M...
- Page 8 We recommend you have it serviced every three years to ensure its indefinite operation and lasting value. The Shabaka watch can only be serviced or repaired in the workshops of Christophe Claret SA. Intervention on the watch by any other person will invalidate Jean Dunand’s guarantee.
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