Synchronize the alarm time to the refer-
ence time:
J Reference time subdial:
K Minute hand
L Hour hand
– Pull the crown out to position 3 (the dis-
play changes from alarm time to refer-
ence time). You will see the hands moving
in the subdial located at 6 o’clock.
– Press pusher B for at least 2 seconds to
activate setting mode.
– Small minute hand will jump forward
1 minute to indicate mode is active – reference time can now be set to match
current time.
– Short pressing of pusher B (less than 1 sec) moves reference time forward by
the minute.
– Medium pressing (1-2 sec) moves reference time forward by the hour.
– Long pressing (longer than 2 sec) – reference time is moved forward until push-
er is released.
NOTE: If you wait while setting the reference time for longer than 10 seconds you
will hear a beep, indicating that the watch deactivated automatically the reference
setting mode.
– When finished push in the crown to position 1.
1 ➔ 2 ➔ 3
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mediate time while continuing timing. When the hands are restarted, the chrono-
graph makes up the elapsed time.
1. Press pusher A to start the chronograph.
2. Press pusher B to display an intermediary time, the chronograph will continue
timing.
3. Press pusher B again to catch up with the timing.
or
4. Press pusher A to end the timing.
5. Press pusher B to reset to zero.
Do not operate the pushers or crown when your timepiece is under water
or if it is wet.
3. SETTING THE REFERENCE TIME
What is “reference time”? – The current time is displayed by the hour and minute
hand ( and ), however parallel to this; the reference time runs in the back-
ground. The alarm function refers to this “reference time”. This means that both the
current time and reference time must always be synchronized to ensure alarm
sounds at correct time – any adjustments made to the current time have to also be
made to the reference time.
The reference time is displayed in the alarm subdial ().
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