Hours and minutes are shown via the analogue display, date and seconds are shown in the digital display.
Display of date/seconds and reception control (by tower)
1. Briefly press the to change between displays right push button (A)
The date appears as: month on the left and day at the right.
2. Press the briefly once again right push-button
The seconds are shown at the left and the “tower” is at the right.
IMPORTANT: to ensure your watch sets correctly, please complete the following steps in their exact order.
1. Push the for 3-5 seconds or until the digital window changes. The current time zone left recessed button (B)
will be shown on the left and the present hour for the corresponding time zone will be shown on the right.
2. Tap the ( ) until desired time zone is reached right push button A
3. Once you have reached your time zone, end the setting mode by briefly pushing the or left recessed button (B)
waiting for longer than 15 seconds without pushing either of the buttons. This will bring the watch back to the
normal display of date or seconds.
II. Setting the Time and Date
The purpose of this step is to make sure that all internal settings for the time and date are accurate and have not been
NOTE: while in this setting, keep in mind that the will bring you through the settings menu in the left recessed button (B)
following order: seconds->minutes->hours->year->month->day->display of date without chance to change it->and
back to seconds right push button (A). The will be used to advance the display one step/value
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