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For proper and safe use of your SEIKO watch, please read carefully the instructions in this booklet before using. Keep this manual handy for easy reference. â»Length adjustment service for metallic bands is available at the retailer from whom the watch was purchased or SEIKO CUSTOMER SERVICE CENTER (listed on the back cover). The service may also be available on a chargeable basis at other retailers, however, some retailers may not undertake the service. â»Battery replacement is at cost even within the guarantee period. The battery in the watch at the time of purchase is a monitor battery inserted in the watch at the factory for performance checks. Therefore, the battery may run down earlier than the specified period. WARNING To indicate the risks of serious consequences such as severe injuries unless the following safety regulations are strictly observed. CAUTIONS Avoid the following places for wearing or keeping the watch. Do not remove the battery from the watch. CAUTIONS WARNING WARNING â Places where volatile agents (cosmetics such as polish remover, bug repellent, thinners etc.) are vaporizing â Places where the temperature drops below 5 ° C or rises above 35 ° C for a long time â Places of high humidityââ Places affected by strong magnetism or static electricity â Dusty placesââ Places affected by strong vibrations Keep the watch and accessories out of the reach of babies and children. Care should be taken to prevent a baby or a child accidentally swallowing the battery or accessories. If a baby or child swallows the battery or accessories, immediately consult a doctor, as it will be harmful to the health of the baby or child. Immediately stop wearing the watch in following cases. WARNING To indicate the risks of light injuries or material damages unless the following safety regulations are strictly observed. â» Do not leave a dead battery within the watch for a long time as leakage might occur. If you observe any allergic symptoms or skin irritation CAUTIONS Stop wearing the watch immediately and consult a specialist such as a dermatologist or an allergist 泚æ Other cautions â If the watch body or band becomes edged by corrosion etc. â If the pins protrude from the band. CAUTIONS â»Immediately consult the retailer from whom the watch was purchased or SEIKO CUSTOMER SERVICE CENTER (listed on the back cover). 54 â Keep the watch out of the reach of â Note that there is a risk of damaging your clothes, hand or neck with the babies and children. Extra care should band, cord or chain of the pocket watch be taken to avoid risks of any injury or or pendant watch. allergic rash or itching that may be caused when they touch the watch. â Do not disassemble or tamper with the watch. 55 CONTENTS HOW TO USE Characteristics Names of the parts How to set the main time, world time and alarm time (main watch and sub dials) How to set the date How to use the world time function Time difference table How to use the single - time alarm Necessary procedure after battery change Specifications 58 59 61 67 68 71 73 77 78 TO PRESERVE THE QUALITY OF YOUR WATCH After-sale service Guarantee Daily care Water resistance Magnetic resistance Band Special clasps Battery, Battery life, Accuracy Lumibrite Troubleshooting 56 80 82 84 86 90 92 94 100 101 102 HOW TO USE Names of the parts Characteristics This analog watch is equipped with a main time function, a world time function and an alarm function. Hour hand Sub dial for the world time function (WORLD TIME hour and minute hands) Button The time is indicated by the hour, minute and small second hands. The sub dial for the world time function located at the 12 o'clock position displays local time in a 24-hour indication for the city designated by the city hand. There are 24 selectable time zones. The alarm can be set to ring only once at a designated time. The alarm time can be set within the coming 12 hours in 1-minute increments. The watch features a sound demonstration function. (Alarm sound preview) A Small second hand Sub dial for the alarm function (ALARM hour and minute hands) Minute hand Crown Second click (time setting) First click (date and alarm setting) Normal position Button Date City hand B â»Some models may have a screw lock type crown. (For details, refer to "Check the type of the crown of your watch" section.) â»The illustrations in the following sections of this manual may be simplified for the purpose of explanation. 58 59 Check the type of the crown of your watch The crown turns. Turn the crown clockwise. The crown of your watch is *the screw lock type. To set the watch The crown does not turn. Unscrew the crown by turning it counterclockwise. Unscrew. Go to "Instructions for use" Screw up. â»This type of crown can be screwed into the watch body to avoid being pulled out by mistake. â After completing all settings of the watch, screw the crown in again by turning it clockwise while pressing it. â If the crown turns out to be too stiff to be screwed up, turn the crown counterclockwise once and then give another try. 60 â Do not screw it in by force as it may damage the slots of the crown. How to set the main time, world time and alarm timeïŒmain watch and sub dialsïŒ This watch is designed so that the followings are all made with the crown at the second click position. 1) Time setting for the main watch 2) Time setting for the sub dial for the world time function 3) Position setting for the city hand 4) Time setting for the sub dial for the alarm function If the crown is pulled out to the second click, be sure to check or adjust 1), 2), 3) and 4) at the same time before pushing the crown in. Caution Sub dial for the worldtime function Minute hand Hour hand Crown City hand Small second hand Sub dial for the alarm function ã»The WORLD TIME hands must be correctly set to the time for the city designated by the city hand. Failing to do so may lead to malfunction of the world time function. 61 â Pull out the crown to the second click when the small second hand is at the 12 o'clock position. The small second hand will stop on the spot. â¡Turn the crown to set the main time hands to the desire time. Second click Crown Small second hand Second click â»If the alarm has been set and the crown is pulled out to the second click, the ALARM hands will turn rapidly to indicate the current time. 62 It is recommended that the hands be set to the time a few minutes ahead of the current time, taking into consideration the time required to set the alarm hands and to adjust the stopwatch hand position if necessary. â»When setting the hour hand, check that AM/PM is correctly set. The watch is so designed that the date changes once in 24 hours. â»When setting the minute hand, first advance it 4 to 5 minutes ahead of the desired time, and then, turn it back to the exact minute. 63 â¢Press button B to set the sub dial for the alarm function. Set the sub dial for the alarm function to indicate exactly the same time as the main time function, which has been previously set in "â¡" above. Pressing and holding button B will advance the ALARM hands rapidly. â£Press and hold button A for approximately 2 seconds. The city hand turns a full circle. Press button B repeatedly to set the city hand to the desired designated city, for which you know the current time. (In most cases, this is a city that belongs to the same time zone as your home city.) Pressing and holding button B will advance the city hand rapidly. Second click ButtonA Button B Sub dial for the alarm function Second click ButtonB City hand â»The sub dial for the alarm function does not distinguish between AM and PM. 64 â»While setting the city hand, the hand does not move from one city name to the next, but moves in 0.5-second increments. 65 How to set the date â€Press button A for another 2 seconds. The WORLD TIME hour and minute hands turn a full circle. Press button B to set the sub dial for the world time function to indicate the time for the city designated by the city hand. Pressing and holding button B will advance the WORLD TIME hands rapidly. Sub dial for the â»The sub dial for the world time function has a 24world time function hour scale. Be sure that you read the WORLD TIME hour hand correctly â»Pressing button A for another 2 seconds will return buttonA the watch to a setting mode for the sub dial for the Second click alarm function. In the same manner, with each pressing of button A for 2 seconds, the setting mode will change in the following order. buttonB Sub dial for the Sub dial for the alarm function City hand world time function â¥After all the adjustments are completed, push back in to normal position in accordance with a time signal. 66 â»The telephone time signal service (TEL. 117) is helpful for setting the time. âBe sure to set the main time before setting the date. âIt is necessary to adjust the date on the first day of March and months following 30-day months. â Pull out the crown to the first click. 31 First click â¡Turn the crown clockwise to set the date. â»Do not set the date between 9:00 p.m. and 1:00 a.m. Otherwise, the date may not change properly. If it is necessary to set date during that time period, first change the time to any time outside it, set the date and then, reset the correct time. â¢After all the adjustments are completed, push the crown back in to the normal position. 67 How to use the world time function ã»The time in the 24 time zones in the world is displayed. ã»The sub dial for the world time function located at the 12 o'clock position displays local time for the city designated by the city hand. ã»The sub dial for the world time function indicates the time in a 24-hour indication and distinguishes between AM and PM. ã»To display the time in cities where daylight saving time is adopted, select the clockwise adjacent time zone. âHow to read the sub dial for the world time function The sub dial for the world time function located at the 12 o'clock position displays local time for the selected city or time zone. 24 City hand 18 6 12 68 â»The sub dial for the world time function has a 24-hour scale. Be sure that you read the WORLD TIME hour hand correctly. âHow to use the world time ãThe initial adjustment of the WORLD TIME hands must be performed at the same time as the main time setting.ã If the WORLD TIME hands are not correctly set, the precise time of the selected city will not be displayed. 泚æ For details, refer to âãHow to set the main time, world time and alarm time.ã ã»Press either button A or B to select the city whose time ButtonA you wish to know. ã»Pressing button A will turn the city hand clockwise, while pressing buttonB will turn the city hand counterclockwise. Pressing and holding the button will move the city hand rapidly in either direction. ã»The sub dial for the world time function located at the 12 o'clock position displays local time in a 24-hour indication for the selected city. ButtonB â»If the time difference is large, wait until the WORLD TIME hour hand completely stops. ã»To display the time in cities where daylight saving time is adopted, select the clockwise adjacent time zone during the period daylight saving time is effective. 69 Time difference table On the bezel or the dial of your watch, the arrow marks are printed below the names of cities where daylight saving time is adopted. To display the local time of one of these cities during the period when daylight saving time is effective, set the city hand to the position where the arrow mark is pointing. SC Summer time is daylight saving âEX.) In the case of summer time of time. Advancing the watch one "ROME / PARIS", please hour to prolong the daytime MT ROMEïŒ set the position PA during longer daylight hours in NDON R for "CAIRO". CA IS summer. IR O M While summer time is in effect, O select the time zone 1 hour ahead. BA OWDU Follow the direction of the arrow mark (clockwise) to advance the second hand for the length of one arrow mark. I K 70 â»For time differences from GMT in major cities in the world, refer to 'Time Difference Table. â»Refer to the table below for time differences from GMT in major cities in the world. Time difference Names of the cities printed with GMT on the bezel or dial ± 0 hour Londonâ ïŒ 1 hour Romeâ , Parisâ ïŒ 2 hours Cairoâ ïŒ 3 hours Moscowâ ïŒ 4 hours Dubai ïŒ 5 hours Karachi ïŒ 6 hours Dacca ïŒ 7 hours Bangkok ïŒ 8 hours Hong Kong ïŒ 9 hours Tokyo ïŒ 10 hours Sydneyâ ïŒ 11 hours Noumea ïŒ 12 hours Wellingtonâ â 11 hours Midway Islands â 10 hours Honolulu Other cities Casablanca, Dakar Amsterdamâ , Frankfurtâ , Berlinâ Athensâ , Istanbulâ , Kievâ , Cape Townâ , Tripoli Jeddah, Mecca, Nairobi Tashkend Phnom Penh, Jakarta Manila, Beijing, Singapore Seoul, Pingyang Guam, Khabarovskâ Solomon Islands Fiji Islands, Aucklandâ 71 How to use the single-time alarm Time difference Names of the cities printed with GMT on the bezel or dial â 9 hours Anchorageâ â 8 hours Los Angelsâ â 7 hours Denverâ â 6 hours Chicagoâ â 5 hours New Yorkâ â 4 hours Caracas â 3 hours Rio de Janeiroâ â 2 hours â 1 hour Azoresâ Other cities San Franciscoâ , Vancouverâ Edmontonâ Mexico Cityâ Washingtonâ , Montrealâ , Torontoâ Santiagoâ Buenos Aires When the alarm is disengaged, the alarm hands indicate the current time. When the alarm is engaged, the hands indicate the designated alarm time. Cabo Verde Cities marked withââ âuse daylight saving time. â»The time differences and use of daylight saving time in each city are subject to change according to the governments of the respective countries or regions. 72 ã»The single-time alarm rings only once at the designated time. As it rings, it is automatically disengaged. ã»The alarm can be set within the coming 12 hours from the current time in oneminute increments. <Note on adjusting the alarm hands to the current time> ã»Set the alarm hands to the current time at the same time as you set the main time. (Refer to "Setting the time and adjusting the stopwatch hand position".) 73 âHow to set the alarm time â Pull out the crown to the first click. â»Please note that, when the crown is pulled out to the first click, the stopwatch operation cannot be made. â¡Press button B to set the alarm hands to the desired alarm time. Crown First click (Alarm time setting) When the alarm is engaged, the alarm hands indicate the designated alarm time. â»If the alarm hands are advanced past the time for which you wish to set the alarm, keep button B pressed to advance the hands further. They stop when they indicate the current time. Release the button, and then, press it again to re-set the desired alarm time. â»The alarm can be set within the coming 12 hours. If the current time is 10:08 a.m., it can be set for a time up to 10:07 p.m. â¢After all the adjustments are completed, push the crown back in to the normal position. â»If the crown is left at the first click, the alarm will not ring. Be sure to push in the crown after setting the alarm time. âTo stop the alarm At the designated alarm time, the alarm rings for 20 seconds and stops. To stop it manually, press button A or B. â»While the stopwatch is counting, the alarm sounds differently. This is not a malfunction. While the alarm is ringing, pressing button A or B will not make any stopwatch operation but only stops the alarm. After the alarm stops ringing, the normal stopwatch button operation will be return. Once the alarm rings and is stopped, it is automatically disengaged. The alarm hands move quickly if the button is kept pressed. Button B 74 75 Necessary procedure after battery change âHow to correct or cancel the alarm time After the battery is replaced with a new one, or when an abnormal display appears, follow the procedures below to reset the built-in IC. The watch will resume its normal operation. ã»To correct the alarm time you have set ã»To cancel the alarm time you have set â Pull out the crown to the first click. â¡Press button B to correct the alarm time. Pressing and holding button B will advance the ALARM hands rapidly. ã»To cancel the alarm, press button B to set the alarm time to the current time. The easy way to do this is to keep pressing button B to fast-forward the ALARM hands which will automatically stop when they reach the current time, and then release the button B. âSound demonstration function (Alarm sound preview) â Pull out the crown to the first click. â¡Press and hold button A for more than 2 seconds. The alarm sound can be heard while the button is kept pressed. â¢Push the crown back in to normal 76 position. Button A Crown <HOW TO RESET THE IC>â1. Pull out the crown to the second click. 2. Press Button A and B at the same time for 3 seconds or longer. 3. Push the crown back in to the normal position and check if the hands move as normal. Button A Second click Button B â»Resetting the IC will initialize the watch. Before starting to use the watch, it will be necessary to set the time and date. Refer to "How to set the main time, world time and alarm time" section of this manual. First click 77 Specifications 78 1. Frequency of crystal oscillatorã»ã»ã»ã»ã»ã»ã»32,768 Hz (Hz = Hertz ... Cycles per second) 2. Loss/gain (monthly rate) ã»ã»ã»ã»ã»ã»ã»ã»ã»ã»ã» ±15 seconds at normal temperature range (5°C ~ 35°C) Alarm accuracy: ±1 minute 3. Operational temperature rangeã»ã»ã»ã»ã»ã» -10°C ~ +60°C 4. Driving systemã»ã»ã»ã»ã»ã»ã»ã»ã»ã»ã»ã»ã»ã»ã»ã»ã»ã»ã»ã» Step motor, 4 pieces 5. Display systemã»ã»ã»ã»ã»ã»ã»ã»ã»ã»ã»ã»ã»ã»ã»ã»ã»ã»ã»ã» Main watch function Hour, minute and small second hands (1-minute increments) World time function WORLD TIME hour and minute hands (1-minute increments) City hand (The city hand moves from one time zone to the next at each step.) Alarm function ALARM hour and minute hands (1-minute increments) 6. Batteryã»ã»ã»ã»ã»ã»ã»ã»ã»ã»ã»ã»ã»ã»ã»ã»ã»ã»ã»ã»ã»ã»ã»ã»ã»ã»ã» Miniature silver oxide battery SB-BP, 1 piece 7. Battery lifeã»ã»ã»ã»ã»ã»ã»ã»ã»ã»ã»ã»ã»ã»ã»ã»ã»ã»ã»ã»ã»ã»ã»ã» Approximately 3 years provided that the alarm function is used for less than 20 seconds a day 9. IC (Integrated Circuit)ã»ã»ã»ã»ã»ã»ã»ã»ã»ã»ã»ã»ã» C-MOS-IC, 1 piece â»The above specifications are subject to change without prior notice for product improvements. TO PRESERVE THE QUALITY OF YOUR WATCH 79 After-sale service Repair parts â â The repair parts of this watch will be retained usually for 7 years. Some alternative parts may be used for repair if necessary. Battery replacement Contact the retailer from whom the watch was purchased or SEIKO CUSTOMER SERVICE CENTER to have the battery replaced with a new one. It is recommended to exchange the gasket at the same time to maintain the water resistant performance. â Battery replacement will be at cost even within the guarantee period. â For a water resistant watch with 10 BAR or above, a water resistant performance check is also recommended. Please note that it may take some days to conduct the check. â If the watch runs down on a new battery, it requires an overhaul. â 80 Notes on overhaul The watch is a precision device. If the parts run short of the oil or get worn out, the watch may stop its operation or lose time. In such a case, have the watch overhauled. Be sure to have the gasket and push-pin replaced with new ones when overhauling the watch. Notes on guarantee and repair â Contact the retailer the watch was purchased from or SEIKO CUSTOMER SERVICE CENTER for repair or overhaul. â Within the guarantee period, present the certificate of guarantee to receive repair services. â Guarantee coverage is provided in the certificate of guarantee. Read carefully and retain it. 81 Guarantee Within one year from the date of purchase, we guarantee free repair/adjustment service Free repair services are guaranteed only under the period and conditions specified against any defects according to the following guarantee regulations, in the certificate of guarantee. It does not affect specific legal rights of a consumer. â The watch body (movementcase) and metallic band. Exceptions from guarantee In following cases, repair/adjustment services will be at cost even within the guarantee period or under guarantee coverage. â Battery replacement and change of leather/urethane/cloth band â Troubles or damage caused by accidents or improper usage Procedure to claim free repair services â For any defects under guarantee, submit the watch together with the attached certificate of guarantee to the retailer from whom the watch was purchased. â If repair services cannot be provided by the retailer from whom the watch was purchased, contact SEIKO CUSTOMER SERVICE CENTER. In this case, the attached certificate of guarantee is also needed. Others â Scratches or grime caused by use â Problems and damage caused by acts of god, natural disasters including fire, floods or earthquakes. â The certificate of guarantee is valid only if all the necessary items are properly filled in. We will not honor an altered or tampered certificate of guarantee for free repair services. 82 Daily care â The case, dial, hands, glass and bracelet, or parts thereof may be repaired with substitutes if the originals are not available. If necessary, movements will be replaced. Refer to the page 80 of this booklet for the retention period of the parts. â For length adjustment service of a metallic band, ask the retailer from whom the watch was purchased or SEIKO CUSTOMER SERVICE CENTER. Other retailers may undertake the service on a chargeable basis. The case back shows the caliber and performance of your watch Water resistant performance The watch requires good daily care Refer to "Water resistance". Wipe away moisture, sweat or dirt with a soft cloth â To clean the clearances (around the metallic band, crown or case back), a soft toothbrush is convenient. â After soaking the watch in seawater, be sure to wash the watch in clean pure water and wipe it dry carefully. â Turn the crown from time to time Magnetic resistant performance WATER RESISTANT 10 BAR Refer to "Magnetic resistance". AT E W 7N01-0B40 R2 AG In order to prevent corrosion of the crown, turn the crown from time to time. â The same practice should be applied to a screw lock type crown. (No need to pull out the screw lock type crown.) â 83 R Guarantee coverage The certificate of guarantee is valid only in Japan. Caliber Number The number to identify the type of your watch 7N A provided that the watch was properly used as directed in this instruction booklet. RR E SISTA N T 010 B 10 G B 40 R 2 A â»The figure above is one example. Performance of your watch is different from above sample. 84 85 Water Resistance Refer the table below for the description of each degree of water resistant performance of your watch before using. ïŒRefer to " P.85 "ïŒ Indication on the case back No indication WATER RESISTANT WATER RESISTANT 5 BAR WATER RESISTANT 10 (20) BAR Water resistant performance Non-water resistance Water resistance for everyday life Water resistance for everyday life at 5 barometric pressures Water resistance for everyday life at 10(20) barometric pressures. Cautions â In order to maintain the water resistant performance at factory-adjusted level, make sure to replace the gasket when changing the battery. â For a water resistant watch with 10 BAR or above, be sure to have the water resistant performance check when changing the battery. Condition of Use Avoid drops of water or sweat The watch withstands accidental contact with water in everyday life. WARNING Not suitable for swimming The watch is suitable for sports such as swimming. The watch is suitable for diving not using an air cylinder. 86 87 WARNING Do not use the watch in scuba diving or saturation diving. The various tightened inspections under simulated harsh environment, which are usually required for watches designed for scuba diving or saturation diving, have not been conducted on the water-resistant watch with the BAR (barometric pressure) display. For diving, use special watches for diving. CAUTION â» If the inner surface of the glass is clouded with condensation or water droplets appear inside of the watch for a long time, the water resistant performance of the watch is deteriorated. Immediately consult the retailer from whom the watch was purchased or SEIKO CUSTMER SERVICE CENTER (listed on the back cover). Do not turn or pull out the crown when the watch is wet. Water may get inside of the watch. 88 CAUTION Do not leave moisture, sweat and dirt on the watch for a long time. Be aware of a risk that a water resistant watch may lessen its water resistant performance because of deterioration of the adhesive on the glass or gasket, or the development of rust on stainless steel. Do not wear the watch while taking a bath or a sauna. Steam, soap or some components of a hot spring may accelerate the deterioration of water resistant performance of the watch. Do not pour running water directly from faucet. The water pressure of tap water from a faucet is high enough to degrade the water resistant performance of a water resistant watch for everyday life. 89 Magnetic resistanceïŒaffect of magnetic fieldïŒ Examples of common magnetic products that may affect watches Affected by nearby magnetism, a quartz watch may temporarily gain or lose time or stop operating. Cellular phone â»This defective condition caused by magnetism will be corrected soon after the watch is removed from the magnetic source. Reset the time once again before using the watch. Indication on the case back No indication (speaker) Magnetic health belt Bag (with magnet buckle) Magnetic necklace AC-powered shaver Magnetic health mat Portable radio Magnetic health pillow Condition of use Keep the watch more than 10 cm away from magnetic products. Magnetic cooking device etc Keep the watch more than 5 cm away from magnetic products. (JIS level-1 standard) Keep the watch more than 1 cm away from magnetic products. (JIS level-2 standard) (speaker) The reason why analogue quartz watch is affected by magnetism. It is because the built-in motor of the watch, which harnesses magnetic power and external strong magnetism, affect each other to stop the motor or suppresses the turn of the motor. 90 91 Band (maintenance procedure) The band touches the skin directly and becomes dirty with sweat or dust. Therefore, lack of care may accelerate deterioration of the band or cause skin irritation or stain on the sleeve edge. The watch requires a lot of attention for long usage. Metallic band â Moisture, sweat or soil will cause rust even on a stainless steel band if they are left for a long time. â Lack of care may cause a yellowish or gold stain on the lower sleeve edge of shirts. â Wipe off moisture, sweat or soil with a soft cloth as soon as possible â To clean the soil around the joint gaps of the band, wipe it out in water and then brush it off with a soft toothbrush. ïŒProtect the watch body from water splashes by wrapping it up in plastic wrap etc.ïŒ Leather band â A leather band is susceptible to discoloration and deterioration from moisture, sweat and direct sunlight. â Wipe off moisture and sweat as soon as possible by gently blotting them up with a dry cloth. â Do not expose the watch to direct sunlight for a long time. â Please take care when wearing a watch with light-colored band, as dirt is likely to show up. 92 â Refrain from wearing a leather band watch other than Aqua Free bands while bathing, swimming, and when working with water even if the watch itself is water-resistant enforced for daily useïŒ10-BAR water resistantïŒ. Polyurethane band â A polyurethane band is susceptible to discoloration from light, and may be deteriorated by solvent or atmospheric humidity. â Especially a translucent, white, or pale colored band easily adsorbs other colors, resulting in color smears or discoloration. â Wash out dirt in water and clean it off with a dry cloth. ïŒProtect the watch body from water splashes by wrapping it up in plastic wrap etc.ïŒ â When the band becomes less flexible or cracked, replace the band with a new one. Notes on skin irritation and allergy Skin irritation caused by a band has various reasons such as allergy to metals or leathers, or skin reactions against friction on dust or the band itself. Notes on the length of the band Adjust the band to allow a little clearance with your wrist to ensure proper airflow. When wearing the watch, leave enough room to insert a finger between the band and your wrist. 93 A Type Special Clasps There are 3 type of special clasps as described below; If the clasp of the watch you purchased is one of them, please refer to the indications. 3ïŒTake the pin out of the adjustment hole, adjust the size of the strap by sliding it back and forth, and then put the pin back into the appropriate adjustment hole. 1ïŒLift up the clasp to release the buckle. Fixed loop A type B type Pin Moveable loop 2ïŒOpen the flap. Adjustment hole 4ïŒClose the flap. C type Flap Flap 94 95 B Type 1 How to wear or take off the watch ïŒïŒPress the button on both sides of the buckle ; pull the buckle up. The band will automatically come out of the loop. â»Fixed loop Moveable loop 2 How to adjust the length of the leather band ïŒïŒPlace the tip of the band into the moveable loop and fixed loop, and fasten the clasp by pressing the frame of the buckle. Push button Buckle ïŒïŒWith pressing buttons on both sides of the buckle, pull the leather band out of the moveable loop and fixed loop. Then open the clasp. Fixed loop Moveable loop ïŒïŒPress the push buttons again to unfasten the buckle. Push button Buckle â»No Fixed loop with Metal Bracelets. 96 97 C Type ïŒïŒPull the pin out of a adjustment hole of the band. Slide the band to adjust its length and find an appropriate hole. Place the pin into the hole. ïŒïŒFasten the buckle with pressing the push buttons. ïŒïŒPress the button on the buckle, and lift to open the clasp. ïŒïŒTo adjust : Pull the pins out of the adjustment holes on the band. Slide the band to the appropriate length. Push the pins into the new holes on the band. Push button Pin Adjustment hole Adjustment hole Pin 98 99 Battery/Battery life/Accuracy Battery life and its accuracy vary depending on the type of your watch. Check the case back of your watch to identify the type of watch. ïŒRefer to " Daily care ".ïŒ Type of watch (The first four digits of the caliber number of your watch Ex. 7T62-OACO) Battery SBâ Battery life 5T82 BP Approx. 3 years Loss/Gain ïŒper month ïŒ ±15 seconds â The battery life shown above is for a watch with a new battery. â» However, if the stopwatch is used for more than 2 hours a day and/or the alarm for more than 20 seconds a day, the battery life may be less than three years. â The battery in the watch at the time of purchase is a monitor battery inserted in the watch at the factory for performance checks, therefore, the battery may run down earlier than the above-specified period. â When the battery is exhausted, the second hand moves at two-second intervals. While the small second hand is moving at two-second intervals, the alarm will not ring even if it is engaged. This is not a malfunction, and also the time accuracy is not affected. â The accuracy is under the condition that the watch is worn on the wrist in a normal temperature range between 5 â and 35 â. â Operational temperature range is -10 ââŒ+60 â(14<âŒ140<) 100 Lumibrite [If your watch has lumibrite] LumiBrite is a luminous paint that is completely harmless to human beings and natural environment, containing no noxious materials such as radioactive substance. LumiBrite is a newly-developed luminous paint that absorbs the light energy of the sunlight and lighting apparatus in a short time and stores it to emit light in the dark. For example, if exposed to a light of more than 500 lux for approximately 10 minutes, LumiBrite can emit light for 5 to 8 hours. Please note, however, that, as LumiBrite emits the light it stores, the luminance level of the light decreases gradually over time. The duration of the emitted light may also differ slightly depending on such factors as the brightness of the place where the watch is exposed to light and the distance from the light source to the watch. <Reference data on the luminance> (A) Sunlight [Fine weather]: 100,000 luxâ[Cloudy weather]: 10,000 lux (B) Indoor (Window-side during daytime) [Fine weather]: more than 3,000 luxâ[Cloudy weather]: 1,000 to 3,000 lux [Rainy weather]: less than 1,000 lux (C) Lighting apparatus (40-watt daylight fluorescent light) [Distance to the watch: 1m]: 1,000 lux [Distance to the watch: 3m]: 500 lux (average room luminance)â[Distance to the watch: 4m]: 250 lux 101 Troubleshooting Problem The watch has stopped operating. The second hand moves at two-second intervals. The watch temporarily gains or loses time. Possible causes Solution The battery has run down. The battery nears its end. Have the battery replaced with a new one immediately by the retailer from whom the watch was purchased. The watch has been left or worn in extremely high or low temperatures. Return the watch to a normal temperature so that it works accurately as usual, and then reset the time. The watch has been adjusted so that it works accurately when it is worn on your wrist under a normal temperature range between 5â and 35â. Correct this condition by moving and keeping the watch away from the magnetic source so that it works accurately as usual, and then reset the time. If this action does not correct the condition, contact the retailer from whom the watch was purchased. The watch has been left close to an object with a strong magnetic field. You drop the watch, hit it against a hard surface, or wear it while playing active sports. The watch is exposed to strong vibrations. Reset the time. If the watch does not return to its normal accuracy after resetting the time, contact the retailer from whom the watch was purchased. The world time function does not display the time correctly. The sub dial for the alarm function shows the wrong time. The watch has been exposed to a magnetic field or strong external vibrations. Reset the time. At the same time, reset the world time and alarm time referring toâHow to set the main time, world time and alarm time.â The inner surface of the glass is clouded. Moisture has entered the watch because the gasket has deteriorated. Contact the retailer from whom the watch was purchased. The date changes at 12 oâ clock noon. AM/PM is not properly set. Advance the hands by 12 hours to reset the time and date. â»For the solution of troubles other than the above, contact the retailer from whom the watch was purchased. 102 103