User manual BREIL 7T62

[. . . ] 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 adjust the chronograph hand position if necessary. note: · When setting the hour hand, be sure to check that AM/PM is correctly set. ⷠWhen setting the minute hand, first advance it 4 to 5 minutes ahead of the desired time and than turn it back to the exact. [. . . ] Selection is made in the following order by pressing button The hand moves quickly if button , is kept pressed. After all adjustments are completed, push the crown back into the normal position in accordance with a time signal, checking that the hour and minute hands for time display indicate the current time. ⷠIt is necessary to adjust the date at the and of February and 30 day months. ⷠThe measured time is indicated by the four chronograph hands that move independently of the hands for time display. ⷠWhen the measurement reaches 12 hours, the chronograph automatically stops counting. Split / split Release / Reset Chronograph hour hand Ex: 2 hours, 30 minutes and 10. After the chronograph is started, the chronograph 1/20 second hand moves for about 10 minutes and automatically stops at the 0 position. ⷠWhen the measurement is stopped or split time is measured, it moves to indicate the elapsed 1/20 ­ seconds. Impact This watch can withstand normal everyday impacts and shocks and those normally imparted by non-contact sports. Serious damage, however, may result if the watch is dropped or subjected to severe shock. Magnetic fields This watch is antimagnetic up to 60 gauss, and is therefore not affected by magnetic fields produced by normal domestic appliances. If used near strong magnetic fields, its operation may be temporarily affected. Static electricity The integrated circuits present inside the watch are sensitive to static electricity. If the watch is exposed to intense electrical fields, the time display may temporarily lose some of its accuracy. Chemicals and gases Avoid wearing the watch in the presence of strong gases or chemical substances. Parts of the watch may discolour, dissolve or even break if brought into contact with benzol or petroleum based products such as solvents, thinners, detergent, adhesives etc. [. . . ] Parts of the watch may discolour, dissolve or even break if brought into contact with benzol or petroleum based products such as solvents, thinners, detergent, adhesives etc. The watch case and strap may discolour if they come into contact with mercury from a broken thermometer or other equipment. Keeping the watch clean Use an absorbent soft cloth to clean off any dirt or damp from the watch glass. [. . . ]