User manual SEIKO 5R66 SPRING DRIVE

[. . . ] 5R66, 5R67 INSTRUCTIONS BEDIENUNGSANLEITUNG INSTRUCTIONS ISTRUZIONI INSTRUCCIONES INSTRUÇÕES (P. 3) (S. 157) (187 ) English You are now the proud owner of a Spring Drive Watch Cal. For the best results, please read the instructions in this booklet carefully before using it. Lesen Sie diese Bedienungsanleitung vor der Verwendung aufmerksam durch, um ihre optimale Nutzung zu gewährleisten. [. . . ] * Turnthecrownslowly, checkingthatthehourhand movesinone-hourincrements. * Whenadjustingthehourhand, theotherhandsmay moveslightly. However, thisisnotamalfunction. 6. Push the crown back in upon completion of time setting. Tipsformoreaccuratetimesetting · Keep in mind the following points in order to set the time more accurately. Before setting the time, wind the mainspring sufficiently until the power reserve indicator shows the fully-wound state. When starting to use a watch after it stops, wind the mainspring sufficiently and wait approximately 0 seconds after the second hand starts to move, then pull the crown out to the second click. Do not stop the second-hand movement for 0 minutes or longer while the crown is at the second click position. If the stoppage of the second-hand movement exceeds 0 minutes, push the crown back in to restart the second hand, wait at least 0 seconds, and then carry out the time setting once again. signal. 1 1 Howtosetthedate · This watch is designed so that the date changes one day by turning the hour hand two full rotations in the same way as "the time difference adjustment function". · The date advances one day by turning the hour hand two full rotations clockwise, while the date is set back one day by turning the hour hand two full rotations counterclockwise. Manual date adjustment is required on the first day after a month that has less than 1 days. 1. Each time the hour hand makes two full rotations by turning the crown, the date is adjusted one day. Clockwise: the hour hand turns counterclockwise. The date is set back one day when the hour hand makes two full rotations counterclockwise. Rio. de. Janeiro Azores London. , Casablanca Time. difference. with. GMT. (UTC) -11. hours -10. hours -9. hours -8. hours -7. hours -6. hours -5. hours -4. hours -3. hours -1. hour . 0. hour . After completing the time difference adjustment, check the position of the hour hand once again and push the crown back in. 16 17 English Paris. , . Rome, . Amsterdam Cairo. , Athens, . Istanbul. . . . . . . Moscow. . . . , . Mecca, . Nairobi Dubai Karachi, . Tashkent Dacca Bangkok, . Jakarta Hong. Kong, . Manila, . Beijing, . Singapore Tokyo, . Seoul, . Pyongyang Sydney. . . . , . Guam, . Khabarovsk Nouméa, . Solomon. Islands Wellington. . . . , . Fiji. islands, . Auckland +1. hour +2. hours +3. hours +4. hours +5. hours +6. hours +7. hours +8. hours +9. hours +10. hours +11. hours +12. hours Howtosetthetimeandmoonphase(forCal. 5R67) English Howtosetthetime · When setting the time, ensure that the watch is working: the main spring is sufficiently wound. Pull out the crown to the second click when the second hand is at the 1 o'clock (0 second) position. Turn the crown counterclockwise (the 6 o'clock direction) to set the minute hand slightly behind the time you wish to set, and then slowly advance it to the desired time. 1 * Citiesmarkedwith""usedaylightsavingtime. * Thetimedifferencesanduseofdaylightsavingtimeineachcityaresubjecttochange accordingtothegovernmentsoftherespectivecountriesorregions. . 1 English Tipsformoreaccuratetimesetting · Keep in mind the following points in order to set the time more accurately. Before setting the time, wind the mainspring sufficiently until the power reserve indicator shows the fully-wound state. When starting to use a watch after it stops, wind the mainspring sufficiently and wait approximately 0 seconds after the second hand starts to move, then pull the crown out to the second click. Do not stop the second-hand movement for 0 minutes or longer while the crown is at the second click position. If the stoppage of the second-hand movement exceeds 0 minutes, push the crown back in to restart the second hand, wait at least 0 seconds, and then carry out the time setting once again. * Roundoffthenumberofmoonphasestothenearest wholenumber. (Example;7. 8 8, 24. 224) * Refertotheweatherreportofyourlocalnewspaper forcurrentmoonphaseinformation. [. . . ] The watch is worn on your wrist only for a short period of time, or the amount of arm movement is small. The watch has been left or worn in extremely high or low temperatures. 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. [. . . ]