Operation Guide 4725
AlarmDate and Function Hand Adjustment
" With the crown pulled out to the first click, rotate it towards you until the date
You can set the hour and minute for one alarm time. When the alarm is turned on, theshows 31. Rotating the crown two or more turns will scroll the day setting at high
watch will beep whenever the current time (Timekeeping Mode) reaches the alarmspeed. To stop high-speed date scrolling, rotate the crown towards you one turn.
time." While the function hand is rotating, set the date to 1.
" After setting the date to 1, press A to align the function hand with 0.
24-hour hand Minute hand
Hour, Minute, Second, and 24-hour Hand Adjustment
" Pull the crown out to the second click.
First click" Press A to adjust the second hand position. Each press of A advances the
hand by one second. Holding down A will advance at high speed. Release A to
Second hand stop high-speed movement.
" Rotate the crown to adjust the hour, minute, and 24-hour hand positions. Rotate
Hour hand the crown towards you to move the hands clockwise. Rotate the crown away from
Second click you to move the hands counterclockwise. Rotating the crown two or more turns
(Setting time) will move the hands at high speed. To stop high-speed hand movement, rotate
the crown towards you or away from you one turn. If you do not stop high-speed
Mode hand Crown (Normal position) hand movement, it will stop automatically after a 12-hour cycle. Carefully set the
time, making sure to distinguish between AM and PM.
To change the alarm time setting4. After you are finished, push the crown back in to the normal position.
1. With the crown in the normal position, rotate it until the mode hand is pointed at
ALM (Alarm Mode).
" This will cause the hour, minute, and 24-hour hand to move to the current alarm time
setting.
" The second hand moves to either ON (alarm on) or OFF (alarm off) in accordance
with the current alarm on/off setting.
2. Pull the crown out to the second click.
3. Rotate the crown to change the alarm time setting.
" Rotating the crown one turn towards you until you feel a click will return the current
time setting one minute.
" Rotating the crown one turn away from you until you feel a click will advance the
current time setting one minute.
" Rotating the crown two or more turns will move the hands at high speed. To stop
high-speed hand movement, rotate the crown towards you or away from you one
turn. If you do not stop high-speed hand movement, it will stop automatically after a
12-hour cycle.
" Change the setting carefully, making sure to distinguish between AM and PM.
4. After you are finished, push the crown back in to the normal position.
To turn the alarm on and off
1.With the crown in the normal position, rotate it until the
mode hand is pointed at ALM (Alarm Mode).
2.Pull the crown out to the first or second click.
3.Press A to toggle the alarm on or off.
4.After you are finished, push the crown back in to the
normal position.
Alarm Operation
The alarm tone sounds at the preset time for 15 seconds, regardless of the mode the
watch is in.
" To stop the alarm tone after it starts to sound, press A or B.
To test the alarm
In the Alarm Mode, hold down A to sound the alarm.
Checking and Adjusting the Hand and Date Home Positions
If you feel that the second hand position is off (at the start of a stopwatch elapsed time
operation, for example), use the procedure below to check and adjust its home
position.
Function hand
Minute hand
Second hand First click
24-hour hand
Hour hand
Second click
Mode hand Crown (Normal position)
Day
To checking and adjusting the hand and date home positions
1. With the crown in the normal position, rotate it until the mode hand is pointed at
CHR (Stopwatch Mode).
2. Pull the crown out to the first click.
" This will cause the watchOs settings to change to the following home positions.
Hour hand: 12 oOclock
Minute hand: 12 oOclock
Second hand: 12 oOclock
24-hour hand: 24
Function hand: 0
Day: 1
3. If any setting is not at the correct home position, perform one of the following
operations to correct it.
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