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Layout 1. WATCH DISPLAY. TIMESETTING - BEFORE USE SET YOUR TIME ZONE. Hours and minutes are shown via the analogue display. Date and second are shown the digital display. Briefly press the push-button(B) to change between the displays.The date appears in the format: day at the right and month at the left.
Stauer Titanium Atomic Watch Instructions. Super Light Titanium Timepiece Loses Only One Second Every 20 Million Years. 1 U.S. Atomic Clock in Boulder, Colorado. Our extraordinary Stauer Titanium Atomic Watch utilizes the transmissions.
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Hour Sun/Moon dial is set by setting the time. Take this into consideration when setting the time on your watch. Please remember to wear your Stauer watch each day to ensure its lifelong accuracy and dependability for your timekeeping needs. By continually wearing your Stauer watch, you will be taking full advantage of its state of the
I. Setting the Time Zone 1. Push the left recessed button (B) for 3-5 seconds or until the digital window changes. The current time zone will be shown on the left and the present hour for the corresponding time zone will be shown on the right. 2. Tap the right push button (A) until desired time zone is reached 3.
TO SET THE TIME 1. Locate the crown on your Stauer watch (part C). Please note the three crown positions (0-1-2) in part C of above diagram. 2. Before the watch is worn for the first time, wind the crown, by hand, 15 to 20 cycles by rolling the crown clockwise (away from you) while in the “0” (zero) position. 3. To set the time: Pull the ...
TIME.SETTING SETTING THE TIME Locate the crown on your Stauer watch (see diagram part C) and note the three crown positions (0-1-2). 1. Pull the crown out to position "2" and rotate the crown clockwise until the desired time is set. 2. When finished setting the time, push the crown back to the "O" (zero) posi tion. At this point the small ...
