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Rotary Instructions RT140:Rotary Instructions RT140 09/03/2009
WATCH INSTRUCTIONS
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Instructions for
Sofia
Rotary RevelationTM
CAL No. AW00
S6L71
OS70
Movement ref 2521
ETA G15.211
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SOFIA WATCH INSTRUCTIONS
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Press the back to release
the stones
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To change the time, push
here with a pointed
object until correct time
is shown.
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Squeeze the bars and the
stones disappear
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CAL. No. AW00
1. Explanation of Displays and Buttons
Primary Time
Alarm identification mark
(Blue: Vibration /
White: Sound)
Button B
Crown
Button C
Auxiliary time
(current time/alarm set time)
Button A
Vibration motor
rotary disk
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2. Precautions when Wearing Your Watch
(When Using the Vibration Alarm)
• Vibrations may not be felt easily if the watch is worn too loosely. Wear the watch so
that the watch body is constantly in contact with your arm.
• It may also be difficult to feel the vibrations during strenuous exercise or when
performing work that involves swinging or shaking your arm.
• If you take off your watch and simply carry it in your pocket and so forth, it may not
be possible to detect that the vibration alarm has gone off when the set alarm time is
reached. In such cases, switch from vibration to the sound alarm.
(When Using the Sound Alarm)
• If you wear your watch tightly on your wrist, it may be difficult to hear the alarm
sound. Wear the watch somewhat loosely to hear the alarm sound better.
• When it is difficult to hear the alarm sound due to high levels of surrounding noise and
so forth, switch to the vibration alarm.
• Switch to the vibration alarm when desiring to be informed of the time by the alarm
in a manner that does not inconvenience those around you.
Refer to the alarm identification mark on the display to determine whether the watch
is set to the sound alarm or vibration alarm.
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3. Setting the Time
Primary time
Button
C
Auxiliary time
(1) Pull the crown out to the time
correction position when the second
hand reaches the 0 second position.
(2) Turn the crown to set the primary
time.
Time correction (3) Press button C to set the auxiliary time
to the primary time.
position
• The auxiliary time will be corrected by
Button B
1 minute each time button C is
pressed. Pressing button C
continuously will cause the minutes to
Crown
advance rapidly.
(4) Return the crown to the normal
position in accordance with a time
Button A
signal.
Normal • Primary time: Hands move at 1
position
second intervals.
• Auxiliary time: Hands move at 1
minute intervals.
✩ The alarm is turned off when the
time is set.
When setting the time, the alarm will not sound at the correct time if the
auxiliary time is not properly set according to the primary time.
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4. Use of the Alarm
The alarm function of this watch uses a 12-hour clock. The alarm is turned off
automatically once it has sounded or vibrated. The auxiliary time (alarm set time) is then
switched over to the current time display and runs concurrently with the primary time.
On
Button B
Button A
Off
Alarm set time
display
Button C
Button A
Current time display
When primary time is different from auxiliary time
When primary time is the same as auxiliary time
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Alarm is on.
Alarm is off.
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(Setting the Alarm Time)
(1) Press button C to set the alarm with the auxiliary time. (When pressing button C for
the first time, pressing it continuously for at least 0.5 seconds will cause the auxiliary
time to advance in 1 minute increments. After that, the auxiliary time will advance by
1 minute each time button C is pressed. Pressing button C continuously causes the
auxiliary time to advance rapidly.)
• The following occur when the alarm set time (auxiliary time) is reached:
When using the sound alarm: The alarm sounds for 15 seconds.
When using the vibration alarm: The watch vibrates 10 times.
After sounding or vibrating, the alarm is switched off automatically, and auxiliary time
switches over to primary time.
Since the alarm set time is stored in the memory of the watch, when the alarm is
turned again by pressing button A, the auxiliary time will switch over to the set time
stored in memory.
(Switching Between Sound Alarm and Vibration Alarm)
(1) The alarm notification method switches between the sound alarm and vibration alarm
each time button B is pressed.
• Blue identification mark: Vibration alarm
• White identification mark: Sound alarm
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(Stopping the Alarm from Sounding or Vibrating)
• When the time reaches the alarm set time, the alarm will either sound for 15 seconds
or vibrate 10 times.
• The alarm can be stopped by pressing any button.
(Turning the Alarm On and Off)
• Pressing button A (for about 2 seconds) turns the alarm function on and off.
When the alarm function is turned on, the auxiliary time will switch to the alarm set
time.
The following occur when the alarm function is turned on:
When using the sound alarm: The alarm sounds three times.
When using the vibration alarm: The watch will vibrate three times.
When the alarm function is turned off, the auxiliary time will switch over to the
primary time, and run concurrently with primary time.
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5. Troubleshooting
When the watch is not worn or carried in a pocket or other clothing so that the
watch falls to a temperature lower than that when normally worn, the vibration
motor low temperature power saving feature is activated. This feature
automatically turns off the vibration alarm function. When this vibration motor
low temperature power saving feature has been activated, the second hand
switches to irregular 2-second interval movement. When this happens, warm
up the watch body by putting the watch on your arm in the manner it is worn
normally. The watch will then switch
from irregular 2-second interval
movement and return to normal
operation. The sound alarm operates
normally.
Irregular 2-second interval movement
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6. Low Battery Warning Feature
As the battery approaches the end of its service life, the second hand will
switch to 2-second interval movement, in which the second advances two
seconds at a time, informing the wearer that the battery is nearly worn out.
When this happens, have the battery replaced promptly.
When the low battery warning feature is activated, the sound alarm function
and vibration alarm function will no longer operate.
2-second interval movement
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7. Specifications
1. Type: Analog quartz watch
2. Accuracy: Within ±20 seconds per month on average (when
worn at +5°C to +35°C/41°F to 95°F)
3. Operating Temperature Range: -10°C to +60°C (14°F to 140°F)
4. Additional Functions:
• 12-hour clock alarm
• Alarm set time storage feature
• Vibration motor low temperature power saving feature
• Low battery warning feature
5. Battery: SR927W
6. Battery Life: Approx. 3 years (assuming that the sound alarm or
vibration alarm is used once a day)
Specifications are subject to change without notice
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A Normal Position
B Alarm Time Setting Position
Pull out the crown by one click, then rotating the crown
clockwise sets Alarm time indicator and Date is set
quickly by rotating the crown counterclockwise.
C Pull out the crown by two clicks and advance hour /
minute hands.
D Alarm Sound ON Position
Pull out the button. The alarm function is ready and the
alarm sound can be heard at the time set.
E Alarm Sound OFF Position
Push the button fully. The alarm sound stops.
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Remarks
1) Retailers – when in your warehouse ensure the alarm
button is pushed in completely.
2) If you reset the position of the Alarm time indicator
within three minutes after the alarm has sounded, the
alarm may not be heard. In this case, push the alarm
button once and pull it out again.
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D:
Alarm sound ON
Alarm button
E:
Alarm sound OFF
Crown for time correction
C:
Time correction
Second hand stopping
Power saving switch
B:
Alarm time setting
(clockwise)
Quick date setting
(counterclockwise)
A:
Normal position
Alarm time indicator
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OS 70
OS70
Chrono minute
Minute Hand
Hour Hand
(A)
Chrono Hour
Screw Down
Crown
Chrono Second
1/20 Second Hand
and Second Hand
(B)
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OS 70
THIS WATCH IS FITTED WITH A
WATER RESISTANT SCREW-IN
CROWN. TO CHANGE THE TIME
UNSCREW THE CROWN
ANTI-CLOCKWISE AND ONCE
FULLY UNSCREWED, PULL OUT
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OS 70
SPECIFICATION
■ 2 Hands
■ 3 Mini Dials
■ Unidirectional Bezel
■ Water Resistant 100
metres
■ Sapphire Glass
■ Screw Down Crown
■ Chronograph
12 Hour Counter
Minute Counter
Second Hand
1/20 Second Counter
■ Battery life: 2 years
(60 minute chronograph
operation per day)
■ Battery fitted:
395 or equivalent
■ Accuracy:
+/-20 seconds a month
under normal
circumstances
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CHRONOGRAPH “ZERO” RESET
A) Unscrew crown
B) Pull out crown to position (1)
C) Pressing Button (A)* will set chrono second hand
to 12 o’clock (zero) position.
D) Pressing Button (B)* will set 1/20 second hand to
12 o’clock (zero) position.
E) Return crown to (0) position and screw down
crown.
*Pressing Buttons (A) or (B) for longer than 2 seconds will advance
hand continuously.
NB Do not return crown to (0) position until chrono or 1/20 hands
have returned to ‘zero’ position.
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TO SET TIME
A) Unscrew crown
B) Pull out crown to position (1)
C) Set hands to correct time
D) Return crown to (0) position and screw down
crown. The 1/20 second hand will act as a second
hand when crown is returned to (0) Position. After
using the chronograph the 1/20 hand will return to
‘zero’ position and will return to normal seconds
once (B) is pressed.
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OPERATION OF CHRONOGRAPH
A) Ensure crown is at position (0)
B) Press Button (B) to return 1/20 hand to ‘zero’
position
C) Press Button (A) to start and stop chronograph
D) Pressing Button (B) will return hands to ‘zero’
position (if hands do not return to ‘zero’ position
see CHRONOGRAPH “ZERO” RESET). After 30
seconds, the 1/20 hand stops - the watch will
continue to monitor elapsed time. Exact time
elapsed will be indicated when the chronograph is
stopped.
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Movement ref 2521
Movement ref 2521
Date and Time setting instruction
Your automatic watch will never need a battery as the
movement means that it supports both an automatic and
mechanical function.
For manual winding turn the crown clockwise at its
original position until it feels tight. Alternatively the rotor
will wind the mainspring every time you move and can
run for 40 hours.
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Movement ref 2521
1) You can set the date, day and month easily by pushing
pusher “a”, “b” and “c”
Pusher “a” - setting the month, which is displayed in the left
upper dial
Pusher “b” - setting the day, which is displayed in the right
upper dial
Pusher “c” - setting the date, which is displayed in the square
window
2) To set the time pull the crown to position (A) and turn it to
either direction, this is displayed in the bottom dial. Then
press the crown back into its original position.
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Display - Watch hands
60 seconds
timer
Minute
hand
1/10 second
timer
30 minutes
timer
Pushbutton A
30
20
10
20
60
45
15
30
Pushbutton B
Date
indicator
Second
hand
Hour
hand
Setting crown
(position I, II, III)
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Setting the timers to zero
Setting crown in position II or III
Set the
hand of the
60 seconds
timer to zero
30
20
10
Setting crown
20
60
45
15
30
Set the
hand of the
30 minutes
timer to zero
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Set the hand
of the 1/10
second
timer to zero
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Correction mode
Setting the time
Correction of date
A
Correction
of hour and
minute hand
and date at
every passing
at midnight
30
20
10
20
60
45
15
30
B
Rapid
correction
of date
Note
Setting crown in position III : STOP-SECOND
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Timing mode
Simple timing function
A
STOP
30
20
START
20
60
2
Read time
- 5 minutes
- 57 seconds
- 7/10 sec
10
45
1
15
30
B
Reset to zero 3
1 to 3 order of functions
Setting crown
in position I
WARNING
Before starting the time, put back the chronograph hands to their
original position.
If necessary, see paragraph SETTING THE TIMERS TO ZERO.
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Timing mode
ADD function
6
5
4
3
2
A
RESTART
STOP Read
RESTART
STOP Read
START
30
20
1
STOP Read
10
Setting crown in position I
20
60
45
15
30
B
X Reset to zero
1 to X order of functions
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Timing mode
SPLIT-TIME or INTERMEDIATE TIMES function
1
START
A
30
20
Setting crown
in position I
10
20
60
45
15
30
B
A
20
SPLIT 1
2
Read time 1
- 5 minutes
- 04 seconds
- 6/10 sec
30
10
20
60
45
15
30
B
1 to 3 order of functions
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RESTART 3
(catching-up)
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Timing mode
SPLIT-TIME or INTERMEDIATE TIMES function (cont. and end)
A
20
SPLIT 2
4
Read time 2
- 15 minutes
- 36 seconds
- 8/10 sec
30
10
20
60
45
15
30
B
RESTART
5
(catching-up)
A
10
20
60
45
6
STOP
Read
LAST TIME
- 25 minutes
- 18 seconds
- 4/10 sec
30
20
15
30
B
Reset
7
to zero
4 to 7 order of functions
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