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– The time zone display is corrected in multiples of ½ hours (
Ấ
).
– Since the timepiece can operate in either 12 hour (AM-PM) mode, or in 24 hour
mode, you must bear this in mind when reading the time shown for a second time
zone.
Changing the time zone
Whenever you change time zone or whenever daylight saving changes occur between
winter and summer (and vice versa), you are able to advance or retract the time shown
by the hands for anywhere between one and several hours without losing the display
showing the minutes and seconds. To do this:
– Select and display local time (Fig. 2) and follow the instruction of 3. Setting the time.
Note: In case of daylight saving changes, you will also have to adjust the second time
zone accordingly.
8. USING THE CHRONOGRAPH
– Select the Chronograph function CHR (
ả
) in ADD (Ad) mode – for addition of time
(Fig. 7) – or SPLIT (SP) mode – for intermediate times (Fig. 8).
You can only select one of these functions at one time (
Ấ
), i.e. either ADD or SPLIT, but
never both together.
– Starting and stopping the counter with consecutive pushes of the crown.
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– Push the crown back down. The countdown function starts automatically and the
timepiece alarm rings when the preset time period has elapsed.
– Push the crown down to stop the alarm.
Note: The countdown function can be cancelled at any time (push in the crown for more
then 2 seconds), or a running countdown can be restarted by pushing the crown in
once.
7. DISPLAY THE TIME OF ANOTHER TIME ZONE
The timepiece is capable of displaying not only the local time but also the time in a
second time zone.
– Select the function Time in a second time zone (T2) (Fig. 6).
– Pull out the crown. The numerals displaying the hours and minutes for the second
time zone start to flash (
Ấ
).
To change these settings:
– Turn the crown clockwise or counter-clockwise.
– Push the crown back down.
Note:
– The display showing seconds cannot be altered (
Ấ
). This display is the same as the
one for local time.
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