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PRODUCT INFORMATION
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MATERIALS
HIGH-TECH CERAMIC
Innovative, durable and skin-friendly: intro-
duced by Rado in 1986, high-tech ceramic
has become our signature. In metallic
or non-metallic colors, with a glossy, matt,
satin-brushed or decorated finish,
it is the most versatile of our materials.
HIGH-TECH HARDMETAL
Pure, simple and tough: we pioneered the
use of this material by introducing the
scratch-resistant watch, Diastar 1
(TheOriginal), in 1962.
CERAMOS
Ceramos combines high-tech ceramic -
specifically titanium carbide – with a metallic
alloy. Light and adaptable to skin
temperature, it has the same qualities and
benefits as high-tech ceramic, enhanced by
a metallic luster.
CARBON DIFFUSED STEEL
Through the diffusion of a high quantity of
carbon at a low temperature, this treatment
makes it possible to harden the surface of
steel parts.
SAPPHIRE CRYSTAL
High-tech sapphire crystal is used through-
out our collection. The application of edge-
to-edge crystal and metallization are
standard features of Rado.
NOTE: In order to reduce reection, the
sapphire crystal of some Rado collections
has an anti-reective coating on both sides.
With time scratches may appear on the anti-
reective coating, this is normal wear and
tear.
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HOW HARD IS HARD?
The hardness of Rado high-tech materials
guarantees durability and brilliance. The
Vickers scale is used to indicate hardness:
the higher a value, the greater the
resistance.
The value of 10,000 is attributed only
to natural diamonds and to the Rado high-
tech diamond surface.
NOTE: Rado watches are hard but not
indestructible. Although our high-tech
materials are resistant, Rado watches must
be treated with care. They should not be
dropped, and sharp knocks should be
avoided. If hit hard enough, the materials
may break.
PRECIOUS STONES
The name “Jubilé” refers to all the Rado
products with diamonds or other precious
stones. Depending on the model, the name
“Jubilé” may or may not figure on the dial.
Details regarding the precious stones used
on Jubilé watches may be found
on the accompanying Precious Stone
Certificate.
The quality of a diamond is defined by 4C’s:
Carat, Clarity, Color and Cut.
CARAT
The weight of a diamond is measured
in carats. 1 carat is the equivalent
of 0.2 grams.
Stones of various weight classes and sizes
are used in Rado “Jubilé” models.
CLARITY
The diamond clarity rating of stones used by
Rado is generally VVS (Very Very Small
Inclusions) on the case and VS-SI (Very
Small - Small Inclusions) on the dial.
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COLOR
The color spectrum ranges from colorless
to yellow.
Rado uses Top Wesselton (superior quality)
diamonds.
CUT
The cut determines the fire, brilliance
and the luster of the diamond. Nearly
all Rado diamonds are classed as 8/8 or full
cut (brilliant).
OTHER PRECIOUS STONES
There is no uniform nomenclature for
describing the purity and color of other
precious stones. Rado uses only
precious stones of high quality.
QUARTZ WATCHES
Rado quartz watches are equipped with
top-quality Swiss button-type zinc-
silver oxide or lithium batteries. Under
normal conditions, a battery should last
at least 30 months. The battery must
be changed when the seconds hand starts
to move in 4-second intervals (or when,
on a multifunction watch, the digital display
begins to blink). Battery exhaustion in
a watch without a seconds hand becomes
apparent only when the hands stop moving
altogether. Battery changes should only
be performed by an authorized Rado dealer
or Service Center to ensure that only original
parts are used and that your watch is prop-
erly tested for water resistance. A worn-out
battery should be replaced immediately
in order to reduce the risk of leakage and
consequent damage to the movement.
Collection and treatment of end
of life quartz watches*: This symbol
indicates that this product should
not be disposed with household waste. It
has to be returned to a local authorized col-
lection system. By following this procedure
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you will contribute to the protection of the
environment and human health. The recy-
cling of the materials will help to conserve
natural resources.
*
Valid in the EU member states and
in any countries with correspond-
ing legislation.
AUTOMATIC WATCHES
Automatic watches are precision instru-
ments powered by the wearer’s movement.
Before using your automatic watch, we
strongly advise winding the watch by turning
the crown 15-20 times. A fully wound Rado
automatic watch has a running reserve of at
least 36 hours. If the watch stops (e.g. if it
has not been worn for some time or during
periods of low activity), it should be wound
manually. To wind an automatic watch man-
ually: place the crown in position 1. Turn the
crown forwards several times.
IMPORTANT: Magnetic elds can affect the
accuracy of the watch.
NOTE: Date setting is not recommended
between 8 pm and 2 am.
SWISS PRECISION
The name Rado guarantees a Swiss quality
watch movement of great precision. Every
movement undergoes numerous controls
before being installed in a Rado watch. The
average deviation of a Rado quartz watch
should not exceed 15 seconds per month.
The average deviation of a Rado automatic
watch should not exceed -5 to +20 seconds
per day.
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WATER RESISTANCE
All Rado watches are water-resistant. They
can withstand a water pressure of at least
3bar (depth of 30 meters). Water resistance
is not a permanent condition. To ensure
permanent water resistance, the watch
should be checked once a year.
To ensure conformance with the warranty
regulations, these operations must be
performed by an authorized Rado dealer
or authorized Rado Service Center.
NOTE: Water resistance information
in “meters” or “bar” refers to theoretical
pressure and temperature test norms and
does not indicate actual diving depths.
IMPORTANT: To ensure optimal water
resistance, the following must be observed:
after every operation involving the crown,
return it to position 1 or screw it back in by
pressing and turning it forwards
simultaneously. Avoid shocks to the crown.
Do not use either the crown or chronograph
pushers underwater.
TEMPERATURE
Avoid exposing your Rado watch to extreme
temperatures (higher than 60°C/140° F or
lower than 0°C/32°F), extreme changes in
temperature, or high humidity.
MAINTENANCE
Please note that having your Rado watch
serviced every 5 to 7 years will not only
prolong its life but also maintain its value.
For perfect maintenance, please visit only
your official Rado dealer or Service Center
(a list of Rado Service Centers can be found
at the end of this manual or on the Internet).
Your Rado watch will also benefit from being
cleaned from time to time with lukewarm,
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slightly soapy water and the help of a
toothbrush. This cleaning is especially
recommended if the watch has been
in contact with salt water or cosmetics.
LEATHER STRAPS
Rado straps are made using leathers that
were treated to achieve a special look and
feel. Each piece can differ and the colour
may vary slightly.
To preserve the condition of your leather
strap for as long as possible please avoid
contact with water, dampness, prolonged
exposure to sunlight or with greasy sub-
stances and cosmetic products.
SKIN-FRIENDLINESS
For Rado, luxury means not only beauty and
exquisite materials, but also personal
comfort. Apart from ensuring durability, our
high-tech materials ensure that Rado
watches are gentle to the skin and smooth
on the wrist.
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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
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HOW TO FIND THE RELEVANT SECTION
FOR YOUR WATCH
Engraved on the back of your watch is an
8-digit reference number.
The first three digits refer to the movement.
Inthe reference number 115.0653.3, for
example, 115 is the caliber used in the watch.
Please review the following caliber list and
refer to the relevant section.
Calibers:
073, 079 ___________________ page 21
080 _______________________ page 23
082 _______________________ page 21
084 _______________________ page 22
111, 113 ___________________ page 21
114 _______________________ page 22
115, 129 ___________________ page 21
140, 150 ___________________ page 23
152 _______________________ page 21
153 _______________________ page 23
156, 157, 160, 161 ____________ page 21
193, 210 ___________________ page 42
212, 218, 219, 239, 256, 271 ____ page 21
277 _______________________ page 24
278 _______________________ page 21
289 _______________________ page 34
290 _______________________ page 47
291 _______________________ page 21
312 _______________________ page 37
318, 322 ___________________ page 23
370 _______________________ page 39
420 _______________________ page 23
510 _______________________ page 57
538, 539 ___________________ page 37
541 _______________________ page 39
542 _______________________ page 37
550, 557, 561, 580 ____________ page 48
603 _______________________ page 55
604 _______________________ page 54
609, 629 ___________________ page 48
636 _______________________ page 50
642 _______________________ page 56
648 _______________________ page 50
650, 652, 653 _______________ page 51
656, 657, 658, 661 ____________ page 48
663 _______________________ page 52
674 _______________________ page 55
734, 763 ___________________ page 48
764 _______________________ page 50
765 _______________________ page 27
766 _______________________ page 48
770 _______________________ page 50
771 _______________________ page 56
772, 773 ___________________ page 48
963 _______________________ page 23
964 _______________________ page 24
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QUARTZ WATCHES
WITH DATE DISPLAY
CALIBERS: O73, 079, 082, 111, 113,
115*, 129*, 152, 156, 157*, 160, 161*,
212, 218, 219, 239, 256, 271, 278*, 291
* On certain models these movements
have no date display (jewelry version) and
only the positions 1 and 3 are functional.
THE CROWN HAS 3 POSITIONS
1. Normal position
When pressed in against the case
(position 1), the crown ensures that the
watch is water-resistant (if not damaged).
2. To set the date
Pull the crown out to position 2, turn it
forwards or backwards (depending on the
movement) to the desired date.
Push the crown back to position 1.
3. To set the time
Pull the crown out to position 3 and turn
it forwards or backwards to the desired time.
If the watch is equipped with a seconds
hand, accept by pushing the crown back to
position 1 to coincide with a given time sig-
nal.
A
B
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QUARTZ WATCHES
WITH DATE DISPLAY AND MOON PHASE
CALIBER: 084
THE CROWN HAS 3 POSITIONS
1. Normal position
When pressed in against the case
(position 1), the crown ensures that the
watch is water-resistant (if not damaged).
2. Set the date and moon phase
To set the moon phase, pull the crown out to
position 2 and turn it backwards until the full
moon appears in the centre of the moon
phase dial. Use a calendar that lists the
moon’s phases to find out the date of the
last full moon. Turn the crown backwards
again until the moon is in the position
indicated on the calendar. Turn the crown
forwards until the desired date is displayed.
Press the crown back into position 1.
3. To set the time
Pull the crown out to position 3 and turn
it forwards or backwards to set the desired
time. If the watch is equipped with
a seconds hand, accept by pushing the
crown back to position 1 to coincide with a
given time signal.
QUARTZ WATCHES
WITH DAY/DATE DISPLAY
CALIBER: 114
THE CROWN HAS 3 POSITIONS
1. Normal position
When pressed in against the case
(position 1), the crown ensures that the
watch is water-resistant (if not damaged).
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2. To set the date and day
Pull the crown out to position 2, turn
it forwards to set the desired date. Turn
it backwards to set the desired
day of the week. Push the crown back
to position 1.
3. To set the time
Pull the crown out to position 3 and turn
it forwards or backwards to set the desired
time. Accept by pushing the crown back to
position 1 to coincide with a given time sig-
nal.
QUARTZ WATCHES
WITHOUT DATE DISPLAY
CALIBERS: 080, 140, 150, 153, 318, 322,
420, 963
THE CROWN HAS 2 POSITIONS
1. Normal position
When pressed in against the case
(position 1), the crown ensures that the
watch is water-resistant (if not damaged).
2. To set the time
Pull the crown out to position 2 and turn
it forwards or backwards to set the desired
time. If the watch is equipped with
a seconds hand, accept by pushing the
crown back to position 1
to coincide with a given time signal.
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QUARTZ CERAMIC TOUCH WATCHES
WITHOUT DATE DISPLAY
CALIBER: 277
This watch has no crown. It is activated and
the time is set by touch only.
1. Activating setting mode
Activation is always a two-step process to
avoid any unwanted changes in time setting.
QUARTZ WATCHES
WITHOUT CROWN
CALIBER: 964
To set the time on crownless watches, use
the magnetic pin or the enclosed magnet
accessory to press the respective contacts
on the caseback forwards (+) or backwards
(–) to set the desired time.
To adjust the time forwards or back one
minute at a time, maintain contact for
1 second; for 30-minute adjustments,
maintain contact for around 3 seconds; to
adjust by several hours, maintain contact
for around 4seconds.
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1a. Touch the case at 8 o’clock for
approximately 2 seconds. The minute hand
will move slightly.
2 s
1b. Immediately slide your index finger
down the right hand side of the watch case
from top to bottom. The watch will emit a
short ‘beep’ and the minute hand will move
slightly again.
2. Setting the time
2a. Setting the hours / Changing time
zone
Slide your finger along the left hand side
of the case clockwise = +1 hour,
or anti-clockwise = - 1 hour.
- 1 h
+ 1 h
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2b. Setting the minutes
Slide your finger along the right hand side of
the case clockwise = + 1 minute or anti-
clockwise = - 1 minute.
- 1 mn
+ 1 mn
3. Conrmation / Exit setting mode
Touch the case at 8 o’clock for approxi-
mately 2 seconds to confirm the changes
made to the time setting in step 2. The min-
ute hand will move slightly and the watch
will emit two ‘beeps’. Setting mode is now
deactivated.
2 s
Without this confirmation, the watch will
automatically exit setting mode after
10seconds and will not retain the changes
made in Step 2. The watch will return to the
previous time setting.
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QUARTZ CERAMIC TOUCH WATCHES
WITH A SECOND TIME ZONE
WITHOUT DATE DISPLAY
CALIBER: 765
This watch has no crown. It is activated and
the time is set by touch only. This watch has
a 2nd Time Zone function, which is synchro-
nised with the main one.
TO SET THE MAIN TIME ZONE (MAIN DIAL)
1. Activating setting mode
Activation is always a two-step process to
avoid any unwanted changes in time setting.
1a. Touch the case at 10 o’clock until the
minute hand on the main dial moves slightly.
2 s
1b. Immediately slide your finger along the
right hand side of the case from top to bot-
tom. The minute hand moves slightly again
and the watch emits a small beep.
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2. Setting the time
2a. Setting the hours
Slide your finger along the left hand side of
the case clockwise = + 1 hour
or anti-clockwise = - 1 hour.
- 1 h
+ 1 h
2b. Setting the minutes
Slide your finger along the right hand side of
the case clockwise = + 1 minute
or anti-clockwise = - 1 minute.
+ 1 mn
- 1 mn
3. Conrmation / Exit setting mode
Touch the case at 10 o’clock or at 8 o’clock
for 2 seconds. The watch emits two small
beeps. Setting mode is now deactivated and
the time cannot be changed accidentally.
2 s
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2. Setting the time
2a. Setting the hours
Slide your finger along the left hand side of
the case clockwise = + 1 hour
or anti-clockwise = - 1 hour.
- 1 h
+ 1 h
TO SET THE SECOND TIME ZONE
(SMALL DIAL)
1. Activating setting mode
1a. Touch the case at 8 o’clock, the minute
hand on the small dial moves slightly.
2 s
1b. Immediately slide your finger along the
right hand side of the case from top to
bottom. The minute hand moves slightly
again and the watch emits a small beep.
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2 s
TIME ZONE SWAP
1. Activating setting mode
1a. Touch the case either at 8 o’clock (or
10o’clock), the minute hand on the small
(or main) dial moves slightly.
2 s
2b. Setting the quarter hours (minimum
possible time zone difference)
Slide your finger along the right hand side of
the case clockwise = + ¼ hour
or anti-clockwise = - ¼ hour.
+ ¼ h
- ¼ h
3. Conrmation / Exit setting mode
Touch the case at 8 o’clock or at 10 o’clock
for 2 seconds. The watch will emit two small
beeps. Setting mode is now deactivated and
the time cannot be changed accidentally.
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2 s
3. Conrmation / Exit setting mode
Touch the case either at 8 o’clock (or
10o’clock) for 2 seconds. The watch will
emit two small beeps. Setting mode is now
deactivated and the time cannot be changed
accidentally.
2 s
1b. Immediately slide your finger along the
right hand side of the case from top to bot-
tom. The same minute hand moves slightly
again and the watch emits a small beep.
2. Swapping time zones
Touch the case simultaneously at 9 o’clock
and 3 o’clock for 2 seconds. The hands on
both dials will move quickly and the time set
on each dial will move to the other one.
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RESYNCHRONISING THE MINUTE HANDS
If the minute hands on the small and big
dials are no longer aligned you can activate
a special mode to resynchronise them.
1. Activating setting mode
1a. Touch the case at 8 o’clock, until the
minute hand on the small dial moves slightly
from right to left.
2 s
1b. Immediately slide your finger along the
right hand side of the case from top to bot
-
tom. The minute hand moves slightly from
right to left and the watch emits a small beep.
2. Set the position of the minute hand
on the small dial
In order to proceed with the resynchronisa-
tion make sure the minute hands of both di-
als are at almost a full hour time difference.
To do so follow the setting instructions.
3. Resynchronising the minute hand
Use option a. or b. depending on the direc-
tion you wish the minute hand of the small
dial to move, in order to align it with the po-
sition of the minute hand of the main dial.
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+
10 s
4. Conrmation / Exit setting mode
Touch the case at 8 o’clock for two seconds.
The watch emits two small beeps. Setting
mode is now deactivated.
2 s
3a. Resynchronising the minute hand
anti-clockwise
Touch the case at 2 o’clock, wait 10seconds
for hand to begin moving, hold until it has
reached the same position as the minute
hand on the main dial. The hand moves at
1/3 minute intervals for accuracy and the
maximum correction possible is 5minutes.
-
10 s
b. Resynchronising the minute hand
clockwise
Touch the case at 4 o’clock, wait 10seconds
for hand to begin moving, hold until it has
reached the same position as the minute
hand on the main dial. The hand moves at
1/3 minute intervals for accuracy and the
maximum correction possible is 5minutes.
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QUARTZ SPLIT- AND ADD-SECONDS
CHRONOGRAPH WATCHES
CALIBER: 289
THE WATCH IS DELIVERED IN ‘ENERGY-
SAVING’ MODE
The crown is extended, the hands are at
twelve o’clock. The crown is extended to
position 2 held by a small “black cap”
around the winding stem, which needs to be
removed before the first use. Once the
crown has been pushed in from position 2,
the watch automatically changes to the
Swiss time and date. It must then be set to
the local time. If the user pulls the crown to
position 2, the hands return to twelve
o’clock and the watch goes back into
‘energy-saving’ mode after about 1 minute.
PRECIDRIVE OF ± 10 SECONDS PER
YEAR
The watch ensures the display of hours,
minutes and seconds to an accuracy of
± 10 sec / year. This extreme accuracy is
achieved through an ultra-precise quartz
combined with time display correction in the
event of a disturbance.
GPD SYSTEM
The GPD system (Gear Position Detection) is
the watch’s key device. It allows to
automatically reset the hands after a shock,
either immediately or at 3am if the problem
isn’t resolved right away. The GPD system
also includes automatic correction at 3am
every three days to ensure the precision.
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PERPETUAL CALENDAR
The watch is equipped with a perpetual
calendar that no longer requires correcting
the date. The caliber does not allow one to
move the time forward or backward more
than one day, in order to avoid disrupting the
perpetual calendar.
SMART CROWN
The smart crown allows to set the time
minute by minute or hour by hour (quick
setting), by turning the crown either slowly
or quickly. When changing the time in
summer/winter, the movement automatically
repositions the second and minute hands to
the exact position of the previous time,
therefore ensuring extra precision.
BATTERY
The watch signals the end of battery life
when the second hand is jumping every five
seconds. If the battery is not replaced during
the E.O.L. (end of life) phase, the system
goes into E.O.E (end of energy) mode by
setting the watch hands to 12 o’clock. You
have then about 6 months to change the
battery.
RESYNCHRONISATION
If the battery is empty (or removed from the
movement more than one day), the watch
needs to be totally resynchronised
(reprogrammed). All the functions are
affected. If the battery is removed from the
movement less than one day, only the hour
needs to be resynchronised.
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Push the crown back in to position 1. The
perpetual calendar no longer requires
correcting the date.
Chronograph functions
Make sure the chronograph hands are at
zero (Pusher B).
NOTE: this movements has no 1/10th of a
second counter. In this case the timekeeping
is precise to 1 second.
CHR SP: Stopwatch with Intermediate
times (SPLIT)
Start: Press pusher A.
Stop: Press pusher B, read off first
Intermediate (split) time.
Start again: Press pusher B to show elapsed
time. Repeat for further intermediate (split)
times.
Stop: Press pusher A, read off total elapsed
time.
Reset to zero: Press pusher B again.
THE CROWN HAS 2 POSITIONS
1. Normal position
When pressed in against the case
(position 1), the crown ensures that the
watch is water-resistant (if not damaged).
2. To set the time
Pull the crown out to position 2. Adjust the
hands by turning the crown in either
direction. The time can be set minute by
minute or hour by hour (quick setting), by
turning the crown either slowly or quickly.
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NOTE: The split time should be read
immediately, as it continues after
10seconds and since the chronograph
totalizers for hours, minutes and seconds
continue to measure the elapsed time. While
the chronograph is running, do not leave the
split-second hand stopped any longer than
is necessary to read the split time, otherwise
the functioning of the split-seconds
mechanism may be affected.
CHR Ad: Stopwatch with ADD timing
mode.
Start: Press pusher A.
Stop: Press pusher A again and read off
time.
Start again: Press pusher A again.
Stop again: Press pusher A again and read
off time.
Reset to zero: Press pusher B.
QUARTZ CHRONOGRAPH WATCHES
CALIBERS: 312, 538*, 539, 542
* On certain models these movements have
no 1/10th of a second counter. In this
case the timekeeping is precise to 1 second.
THE CROWN HAS 3 POSITIONS
1. Normal position
When pressed in against the case
(position 1), the crown ensures that the
watch is water-resistant (if not damaged).
2. To set the date
Pull the crown out to position 2 and set
the date by moving the hour hand forwards
or backwards. To adjust by one day, the hour
hand must be moved by 24 hours. Push
the crown back to position 1.
To change time zones, summer/winter time
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At the end of the last step, the chronograph
indicates the total time.
Pusher B: Reset
Split time function
Pusher A: Start
Pusher B: Stop to read the split time.
The chronograph continues to operate.
Pusher B: Restart
The chronograph hands catch up with
the elapsed time.
Pusher A: For the last stop and to display
the total time.
Pusher B: Reset
Readjusting the chronograph hands
After a battery change it may be necessary
to reset the hands to their original position.
Pull the crown out to position 2 and turn
it forwards or backwards to set the desired
hour. The minutes and seconds remain the
same. Push the crown back to position 1.
3. To set the time
Pull the crown out to position 3. The small
seconds hand will stop. Set the correct time
by turning the crown forwards or backwards.
Accept by pushing the crown back to posi-
tion 1 to coincide with a given time signal.
Chronograph functions
Timing to within 1/10th of a second for
up to 30 minutes.
Addition function
Pusher A: Start
Pusher A: Stop to read time
Pusher A: Restart
Pusher A: Stop
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312:
Resetting the hands:
Pull out the crown into position 2 and press
pusher A to select the hand to be
repositioned. The selected hand moves.
Press pusher B to correct the position of the
hand.
Short push: Forward movement by one unit
Long push: Rapid forward movement of the
hand
538*, 542:
Initialization of the 30-minute totalizer hand:
Pusher B and crown in position 2
Initialization of the 60-second totalizer hand:
Pusher A and crown in position 3
Initialization of the 1/10th of a second hand:
Pusher B and crown in position 3
Short push: Forward movement by one unit
Long push: Rapid forward movement of the
hand
QUARTZ CHRONOGRAPH WATCHES
CALIBER: 370, 541
SCREW-IN CROWN
Certain models are fitted with a screw-in
crown. With these models, the crown must
be unscrewed before using it to adjust any
settings. Following any adjustments, the
crown must be returned to position 1 and
screwed back in. Position 1 is the starting
point for all manipulations of the crown
on all models.
THE CROWN HAS 3 POSITIONS
1. Normal position
When pressed in against the case
(position 1) or screwed in, the crown
ensures that the watch is water-resistant
(if not damaged).
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2. To set the date
Pull the crown out to position 2 and set
the date by moving the hour hand forwards
or backwards. To adjust by one day, the hour
hand must be moved by 24 hours. Push
the crown back to position 1.
To change time zones, summer/winter time
Pull the crown out to position 2 and turn
it forwards or backwards to set the desired
hour. The minutes and seconds remain the
same. Push the crown back to position 1.
3. To set the time
Pull the crown out to position 3. The small
seconds hand will stop. Set the correct time
by turning the crown forwards or backwards.
Accept by pushing the crown back to posi-
tion 1 to coincide with a given time signal.
Chronograph functions
Timing to within 1/10th of a second for up to
12 hours.
Addition function
Pusher A: Start
Pusher A: Stop to read time
Pusher A: Restart
Pusher A: Stop
At the end of the last step, the chronograph
indicates the total time.
Pusher B: Reset
Split time function
Pusher A: Start
Pusher B: Stop to read the split time.
The chronograph continues to operate.
Pusher B: Restart
The chronograph hands catch up with
the elapsed time.
Pusher A: For the last stop and to display
the total time.
Pusher B: Reset
Readjusting the chronograph hands
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After a battery change it may be necessary
to reset the hands to their original position.
370:
Resetting the hands:
Pull out the crown into position 2 and press
pusher A to select the hand to be
repositioned. The selected hand moves.
Press pusher B to correct the position of the
hand.
Short push: Forward movement by one unit
Long push: Rapid forward movement of the
hand
541:
Initialization of the 12-hour totalizer hand:
Pusher A and crown in position 2
Initialization of the 60-minute totalizer hand:
Pusher B and crown in position 2
Initialization of the 60-second totalizer hand:
Pusher A and crown in position 3
Initialization of the 1/10th of a second hand:
Pusher B and crown in position 3
Short push: Forward movement by one unit
Long push: Rapid forward movement of the
hand
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MULTIFUNCTION WATCHES
CALIBERS: 193, 210
THE CROWN HAS 2 POSITIONS AND
MULTIPLE FUNCTIONS
Select function: Leave crown in position 1
and turn. Scroll through the 9 functions.
Adjust function: Pull crown out to position 2
and turn.
Turn function on/off: Press crown briefly.
Set to zero: Press crown and hold for
3 seconds.
1. To adjust the time
Select function 1
Pull crown out to position 2.
a) Hours: Turn crown quickly.
b) Minutes: Turn crown slowly.
c) Seconds: Push the crown back
to position 1. The seconds display blinks
for 1 minute, during which a brief press
of the crown will reset the seconds to zero.
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2. To synchronize digital and
analog displays
Set digital display to 24-hour mode
(Function 6: T2), then select function 2.
Pull crown out to position 2.
Turn crown until both time displays are
synchronized.
a) Hours: Turn crown quickly.
b) Minutes: Turn crown slowly.
Push the crown back to position 1.
3. AL: Alarm
Select function 3
To set the alarm:
Pull crown out to position 2.
a) Hours: Turn crown quickly.
b) Minutes: Turn crown slowly.
Push the crown back to position 1.
To switch alarm tone on/off
Press crown briefly.
AL = alarm tone on. OF = alarm tone off
NOTE: The alarm can be set in 12-hour
(AM/PM) or 24-hour mode.
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5. CHR Ad: Stopwatch with ADD
timing mode.
Select function 5
Start: Press crown.
Stop: Press crown again and read off time.
Start again: Press crown again – and so on.
Reset to zero: Press crown and hold for
at least 3 seconds.
4. CHR SP: Stopwatch with
intermediate times (SPLIT)
Select function 4
Start: Press crown.
Stop: Press crown again, read off first
intermediate (split) time. Chronograph
continues to operate
Start again: Press crown again
to show elapsed time. Repeat for further
intermediate (split) times.
Stop: Press crown, read off total elapsed
time.
Reset to zero: Press crown and hold for
at least 3 seconds.
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6. T2: Additional time zone adjustment.
Select function 6
Pull crown out to position 2.
To adjust by hours: Turn the crown quickly.
To adjust by 1/2 hours: Turn the crown slowly.
Push the crown back to position 1.
To select 24-hour display or AM/PM display.
The watch can display the time in 12-hour
(AM/PM) or 24-hour mode.
Select Function 6. To check the display
mode, briefly press the crown once: if A or P
appears, the time display is in 12-hour
mode.
If no letter appears, the time display is in
24-hour mode. To change mode, press
crown briefly a second time.
7. TM: Timer
Select function 7
To set countdown start time
Pull crown out to position 2.
a) Hours: Turn crown quickly.
b) Minutes: Turn crown slowly.
To start countdown
Push the crown back to position 1.
When the countdown reaches zero,
the watch emits an audible signal. To switch
the signal off, press crown briefly.
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Timer memory function.
Pressing the crown automatically resets the
preprogrammed starting time for the count-
down, and the countdown begins again.
To reset countdown to zero (at any time)
Press crown for at least 3 seconds.
8. To change language and year
Select function 8
Pull crown out to position 2.
Language: Turn crown quickly.
E = English D = German
F = French S = Spanish
Year: Turn crown slowly.
Push the crown back to position 1.
9. To adjust the date
Select function 9
Pull crown out to position 2.
Month: Turn crown quickly.
Date: Turn crown slowly.
Push the crown back to position 1.
NOTE: The month number is stored in the
memory but is not continuously displayed;
it must be set correctly in order
for the calendar to function properly.
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DIGITAL WATCHES
WITH SELF-WINDING MECHANISM
CALIBER: 290
THE CROWN HAS 2 POSITIONS
AND MULTIPLE FUNCTIONS
1. Normal position
Time display: hours and minutes.
To display the date, turn the crown: the date
appears for 2 seconds.
2. To set the time
Pull the crown out to position 2.
Display blinks.
a) Hours: Turn crown quickly.
b) Minutes: Turn crown slowly.
Push the crown back to position 1.
This will also reset the seconds to zero.
NOTE: The seconds are not displayed.
To set the date
Turn the crown. The date is displayed.
Immediately pull the crown out to position 2.
Display blinks.
a) Month: Turn crown quickly.
b) Date: Turn crown slowly.
Push the crown back to position 1.
NOTE: The month number is stored in
memory but is not continuously displayed;
it must be set correctly in order for the
calendar to function properly.
To select 12/24 h display
Pull the crown out to position 2.
Push the crown back to position 1 and
immediately pull it out again to position 2.
Turn the crown to select the mode:
12 h or 24 h.
Push the crown back to position 1.
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SELF-WINDING WATCHES
WITH DATE DISPLAY
CALIBERS: 550, 557*, 561, 580, 609,
629, 656*, 657*, 658**, 661, 734*,
763***, 766, 772***, 773***
* On certain models this movement has
no date display (jewelry or skeleton
versions) and only the positions 1 and 3 are
functional.
*** This movement has a power reserve up
to 80 hours.
SCREW-IN CROWN
Certain models are fitted with a screw-in
crown. With these models, the crown must
be unscrewed before using it to adjust
any settings. It must then be returned to
position 1 and screwed back in. With all
models, position 1 is the starting point for
all manipulations of the crown.
POWER RESERVE/WINDING
The running time depends on how
long the watch has been worn. With a fully
loaded power reserve, the watch will run
for 120 days. It takes 4 to 9 months of
wearing the watch for it to reach the full
power reserve.
When there is only a little energy left, the
corresponding symbol (the small bar at the
center of the dial, directly beneath the time
display) starts to blink. The watch can
be wound manually at any time by turning
the crown forwards.
If the movement is completely stopped,
you can restart it by winding it for at least
15 seconds before setting the time.
If you wish to store the watch for a long
time, you may pull out the crown to posi-
tion 2. This will reduce its power consump-
tion considerably and increase the power
reserve up to 10 years, but the time of day
will be lost.
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3. To set the time
Pull the crown out to position 3 and turn
it forwards or backwards (Caliber 657*
forwards only) to the desired time. Accept by
pushing the crown back to position 1 to
coincide with a given time signal.
**Rotating bezel
On certain models the rotating bezel is lo-
cated under the protective covering of the
sapphire crystal and can be manipulated
with the crown.
Short time measurement
Unscrew the crown. Turn the crown to move
the 60-minute marker to the position of the
minute hand. Screw the crown back in
place. The elapsed time can subsequently
be read off on the inner rotating bezel.
THE CROWN HAS 3 POSITIONS
1. Normal position
The crown is in its normal position if it is
pressed up against the case (position 1)
or screwed in. In this position, the crown
ensures that the watch is water-resistant
(if not damaged).
2. To set the date
Pull the crown out to position 2, turn it for-
wards or backwards (depending on the
movement, Caliber 657* forwards only) to
set the desired date. Push the crown back
to position 1.
NOTE: Date setting is not recommended
between 8 pm and 2 am.
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SELF-WINDING WATCHES
WITH DAY/DATE DISPLAY
CALIBERS: 636, 648, 764***, 770***
*** This movement has a power reserve up
to 80 hours.
THE CROWN HAS 3 POSITIONS
1. Normal position
When pressed in against the case
(position 1), the crown ensures that the
watch is water-resistant (if not damaged).
2. To set the date
Pull the crown out to position 2, turn
it forwards to set the desired date. Turn
it backwards to set the desired
day of the week. Push the crown back
to position 1.
NOTE: Date setting is not recommended
between 8 pm and 2 am.
POWER RESERVE INDICATOR
Caliber 772*** features a power reserve
indicator. When the watch is fully wound (by
wearing or manual winding) it provides a
power reserve of up to 80 hours. If the
watch is not worn for a while, or worn only
infrequently, the power reserve indicator
moves counter-clockwise. When the
indicator reaches the lower red area of the
display, the watch should be worn or wound
manually (place the crown in position 1 and
turn it forwards several times) to ensure it
does not stop. During winding, the power
reserve indicator moves clockwise and stops
once the watch has been fully wound.
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3. To set the time
Pull the crown out to position 3 and turn it
forwards or backwards to the desired time.
Accept by pushing the crown back to posi-
tion 1 to coincide with a given time signal.
SELF-WINDING CHRONOGRAPH
WITH DATE
CALIBERS: 650, 652, 653
THE CROWN HAS 3 POSITIONS
1. Normal position
When pressed in against the case
(position 1), the crown ensures that the
watch is water-resistant (if not damaged).
2. To set the date
Pull the crown out to position 2 and rotate
it backwards (Caliber 650 forwards only) to
the desired date, then push the crown back
to position 1.
NOTE: Date setting is not recommended
between 8 pm and 2 am.
3. To set the time
Pull the crown out to position 3. The small
seconds hand will stop. Set the correct time
by turning the crown forwards or backwards
(Caliber 650 forwards only). Accept by
pushing the crown back to position 1 to
coincide with a given time signal.
Chronograph functions
Timing to within 1/4th of a second for
up to 12 hours.
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1. Normal position
When pressed in against the case
and screwed in, the crown ensures that
the watch is water-resistant.
3. To set the time
Pull the crown out to position 3. The small
seconds hand will stop. Set the correct time
by turning the crown forwards or backwards.
Accept by pushing the crown back to posi-
tion 1 to coincide with a given time signal.
Chronograph functions
Timing to within 1/4th of a second for
up to 12 hours.
Make sure the chronograph hands are
at zero (Pusher B).
Pusher A: Start – stop, start – stop etc.
Pusher B: Reset (after a stop).
Make sure the chronograph hands are
at zero (Pusher B).
Pusher A: Start – stop, start – stop etc.
Pusher B: Reset (after a stop).
SELF-WINDING SPLIT-SECONDS
CHRONOGRAPH
CALIBER: 663
SCREW-IN CROWN
This model is fitted with a screw-in crown.
The crown must be unscrewed before using
it to adjust any settings. It must then
be returned to position 1 and screwed back
in. Position 1 is the starting point for all
manipulations of the crown.
THE CROWN HAS 3 POSITIONS
Only positions 1 and 3 are functional.
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Chronograph functions
with split-seconds
The split-seconds function allows split
times to be recorded while the chronograph
is running.
1. Start the chronograph by pressing
pusher A.
2. To record a split time, press pusher C.
The split-seconds hand stops, indicating the
split time, while the chronograph continues
running.
NOTE: The split time should be read imme-
diately, since the chronograph totalizers
for hours, minutes and seconds continue
to measure the elapsed time.
While the chronograph is running, do not
leave the split-seconds hand stopped any
longer than is necessary to read the split
time, otherwise the functioning of the split-
seconds mechanism may be affected.
3. Press pusher C for the split-seconds hand
to catch up with the chronograph seconds
hand.
4. To record a new split time, start from
step 2 above.
5. Press pusher A to stop the chronograph.
6. Press pusher B to reset.
IMPORTANT: The split-seconds hand must
have caught up with the chronograph sec-
onds hand, as explained in step 3 above,
before the chronograph is reset.
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Chronograph functions
Timing to within 1/4th of a second for up to
30 minutes.
Make sure the chronograph hands are at
zero (Pusher B).
Pusher A: Start – stop, start – stop etc.
Pusher B: Reset (after a stop).
SELF-WINDING CHRONOGRAPH
WITH DATE
CALIBER: 604
THE CROWN HAS 2 POSITIONS
1. Normal position
When pressed in against the case
(position 1), the crown ensures that the
watch is water-resistant (if not damaged).
2. To set the date
Set the date by pressing on push-button C.
The date changes at each press. Date cor-
rection is not possible between 8.30 pm
and 11 pm.
To set the time
Pull the crown out to position 2. The small
seconds hand will stop. Set the correct time
by turning the crown forwards or backwards.
Accept by pushing the crown back to posi-
tion 1 to coincide with a given time signal.
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3. To set the time
Pull the crown out to position 3 and turn
it forwards or backwards to the desired
time. Accept by pushing the crown back to
position 1 to coincide with
a given time signal.
Chronograph functions
Timing to within 1/4th of a second for
up to 12 hours.
Make sure the chronograph hands are
at zero (Pusher B).
Pusher A: Start – stop, start – stop etc.
Pusher B: Reset (after a stop).
SELF-WINDING CHRONOGRAPH
WITH DATE
CALIBERS: 603, 674*
* On certain models this movement has no
display of the date.
THE CROWN HAS 3 POSITIONS
1. Normal position
When pressed in against the case
(position 1), the crown ensures that the
watch is water-resistant (if not damaged).
2. To set the date
Pull the crown out to position 2, turn
it forwards to set the desired date.
Push the crown back to position 1.
NOTE: Date setting is not recommended
between 8 pm and 2 am.
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HAND-WOUND MECHANICAL WATCHES
WITHOUT DATE DISPLAY
CALIBER: 510
THE CROWN HAS 2 POSITIONS
1. Normal position
When pressed in against the case
(position 1), the crown ensures that the
watch is water-resistant (if not damaged).
Winding
This mechanical calibre is hand-wound.
In order to ensure continuous operation
of the watch, it must be fully wound once
a day by turning the crown forwards in
position 1.
2. To set the time
Pull the crown out to position 2, and turn it
forwards or backwards to the desired time.
2. To set the time and the second time
zone
Pull the crown out to position 3 and turn it
forwards or backwards until the desired time
is set.
The 24-hour hand also moves to set the
desired time in the second time zone.
Accept by pushing the crown back to
position 1 to coincide with a given time
signal.
3. Setting the hour (changing the time
zone or from summer to winter time)
and the date
Pull the crown out to position 2 and turn it
forwards or backwards until the desired date
appears.
The hour hand moves in one-hour jumps.
Push the crown back to position 1.
NOTE: Date setting is not recommended
between 8 pm and 2am.
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