6. MAKE SURE THE WATCH IS CONTINUALLY
RECHARGED
Please note that if you wear long sleeves, the watch
may stop as a result of being hidden and not
exposed to light.
• When you take the watch off, try to place it in as
bright a place as possible, and it will always
continue to run properly.
• Please note that, right after a ‘quick start’, the
watch might stop as a result of insufficient
recharging if light is blocked.
7. CAUTION
Never use another battery apart from the secondary
battery (Titanium Lithium Ion Battery) used in this
watch.
The watch structure is so designed that a different
kind of battery other than that specified cannot be
used to operate it. However, in case a different
battery such as a silver battery is used by some
chance, there is a danger that it will be overcharged
to burst, causing damage to the watch and even the
human body.
When you replace the secondary battery, be sure to
use a designated secondary battery (Titanium
Lithium Ion Battery/component number 295-34)
8. CAUTION WHEN RECHARGING
• Avoid recharging at high temperatures (over about
60ЊC/140ЊF), otherwise the watch will be damaged
during recharging.
(eg) Charging the watch near a light source that
easily becomes hot, such as an incandescent
lamp or a halogen lamp.
Charging in a place that easily becomes hot
such as a dashboard.
When you charge the watch by an incandescent
lamp, take a distance about 50cm from the light
source to prevent extremely high temperature.
9. TIME REQUIRED FOR CHARGE
Time required for recharge may vary according to
the design (colour of the dial, etc.) and operating
environment. The following table will serve you as a
rough reference. *The recharging time is the time
when the watch is continuously exposed to radiation.
Full recharging time....The time from when watch
(Empty to full) stopped to when it is fully
recharged.
One day usage..........The recharging time required
for the watch to run for one day.
10. USING FOR DIVER’S WATCHES
Ⅵ Using the register ring
Elapsed time measurement
Adjust the triangle mark (
ᮢ)
to the current minute
indication when you start
diving. You can easily read
the elapsed time on the
scale of the register ring
while diving.
Example
The figure shows 10
minutes have elapsed after
the dive began.
The ring rotates in a counter-clockwise direction
only.
Calculating the remaining
time
Align the register ring zero
mark (
ᮢ) with the target
time and use the ring’s
calibrations to calculate the
remaining time.
Ⅵ Screw locked crown
This product is equipped with a screw lock crown to
avoid water penetration and damage to the
mechanism of the watch. Confirm that the crown is
tightly locked for daily use and for diving.
Ⅵ Check points at the diving site
Before the dive
• If the crown is tightly locked.
• If there are any scratches or cracks on the wrist
band or on the glass.
• If the watch is securely linked with the wrist band.
• If the register ring rotates correctly.
(Normally it is possible to rotate it only in a counter
clockwise direction)
• If the time and date settings are correct.
• If the second hand movement is correct.
Recharge the secondary battery if the second hand
does not advance in 1 second interval movement.
Ⅵ While diving
• Never operate the crown in water.
• Be careful not to hit a rock or hard material with
the watch.
• Obey the rules of safe diving.
Ⅵ After the dive
• Wash the watch with fresh water with the crown
tightly locked. Wash away any seawater, mud
and/or sand. Completely wipe off any water with a
dry cloth.
• Do not allow chemicals to touch the water.
