User manual FREESTYLE TIDE 2.0

[. . . ] · Your battery should be replaced approximately every two years. The 24-hour hand moves correspondingly with the hour and minute hands. When setting the time be sure to check that the 24-hour hand is set properly. [. . . ] As the minute hand moves, you will be able to track the elapsed time of your dive or other activity. NOTE: After use in salt water or sand, always rinse the watch in fresh water and rotate bezel several times while immersed in fresh water. If your watch has an alarm function you can set the alarm by pulling out the 3 o'clock crown to position 1 and turning it in a clockwise direction. When the hand is set to the desired alarm time pull out the 2 o'clock crown to turn the alarm on. To turn alarm sounds off, push the 2 o' clock crown button fully in. METAL BAND ADJUSTMENT If your watch is equipped with a metal band, it may need adjusting to fit your wrist. If removal of links is necessary for proper adjustment, this should be done by a watch repair specialist or jeweler. NYLON BAND CARE All FreeStyle® nylon watch bands are made from the highest quality material. Since your watch is water resistant, it is not necessary to remove the band from the watch when washing it. If your nylon band has leather attached, apply a small amount of a good quality water and stain repellent leather care product to the leather portion before and after washing. With the crown still in position 2, turn the crown counter-clockwise and set the date to one day before the actual date. Turn crown clockwise to advance the time and continue until the day/date changes to the present day. Note that you are now in the AM mode and must advance the hour hand all the way past the 12 o'clock position to set PM time. Failure to follow this step will cause the date to advance at 12 o'clock noon instead of 12 o'clock midnight. Set the correct time, and firmly push crown in as shown in position 1. Turn the crown clockwise, moving the watch hands until the correct date appears. Note that you are now in the AM mode and must advance the hour hand all the way past the 12 o'clock position to set PM time. Failure to follow this step will cause the date to advance at 12 o'clock noon instead of 12 o'clock midnight. With the crown still in position 3, rotate the crown until the hands are positioned at the desired time. [. . . ] With the crown still in position 3, rotate the crown until the hands are positioned at the desired time. Pull the crown out one more "click" as shown in position 3. If your watch is a chronograph, you can set the date and time according to the instructions on the "SETTING DATE AND TIME" section. Minutes are tracked by the small hand at the 12 o'clock position and hours by the hand at the 9 o'clock position. [. . . ]