Aviator MIG-29 CHRONO User Manual

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MIG-29 CHRONO

Mig FAMilY

MOVeMenT

ROnDA 5130.D

SWISS MADE WATCHES

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We would like to thank you for choosing an exclusive AVIATOR watch. Your timepiece was
made and tested using meticulous techniques and premium materials of which we assure the

authenticity.

We certify that your AVIATOR watch is guaranteed against material and manufacturing defects

for 24 months starting from the date of purchase from an ofcial authorised dealer.During this

period of time, the repairs and exchange of defective parts under warranty will be carried free

of charge. This excludes failures due to accidents or careless use.

To full this requirement with any of our international distributors and service centres, your
watch must be accompanied by the international guarantee certicate/card signed by the au-

thorised dealer where the watch was purchased.

The shipping and insurance expenses will be charged to the owner of the watch. AVIATOR/

BURAN SA and the authorised distributors reserve all rights for repair, in accordance with this

warranty.

IMPORTANT:

This warranty does not cover the following parts:

-Damages and or failure in working due to wrong repairing or tampering, to careless use, to

negligence, to changes made to the original structure of the case or band or to intervention

made by people who are not authorised by AVIATOR/BURAN SA;

-Damages to the lens, breaking or scratching on the case, on the ban, on the buckle or on
the plating due to wearing or to bad use of the watch;

-Life of the battery in watches with quartz movement;

-Wearing of leather, textile, rubber or stainless steel band.

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DESCRIPION OF THE DISPLAY AND CONTROL BUTTONS

Minute hand

Hour hand

Push-button A
Hour and
minute counter

Crown
Center stop-second

Alarm and reference time

Push-button B

Second hand

Date 5130.D

MULTIFUNCTION MOVEMENT

The alarm and chronograph are combined in Cal. 5130.0 and 5130.B.All funions can be
operated with the 2 push-buons and crown.

INITIAL STATUS (chronograph hands at zero position)

- art the chronograph with push-buon A

- switch the a larm on and o with push-buon B

CHRONOGRAPH ACTIVE

Push-buon B is also operative for the chronograph as soon as timing isarted with
push-buon A
At the end of timing and when the chronograph hands are reset to the zero positions the
push-buon fun ions once again assume their “initial atus”.
The alarm cannot be adjued when the chronograph is aive.

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SETTING THE DATE (QUICK MODE)

Data 5130.B

Data 5130.B

Pull out the crown to position II (the watch continues to run).

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Turn the crown until the correct date 01 appears.

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Push the crown back into position I.

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Please note:

The date of the following day must be set in the calendar changing phase between 9
PM and midnight.

Setting the date too quickly in quick mode can result in the incorrect date being dis­played. Switching the date between 01 and 31 (position II) restores the synchronisation.

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Hour counter

Push-button A

Minute counter

Push-button B

Hour counter Push-button A

CHRONOGRAPH: BASIC FUNCTION

(Start / Stop / Reset)

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Example:

Start: Press push-button A.

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Stop: to stop the t iming, press pushbutton A once

more and read the 3 chronograph counters:

4h / 20 min / 38 sec

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Zero positioning:

Press push-button B.

(The 3 chronograph hands will be reset to their

zero positions)

Note:

The alarm cannot be used as long as the chro­nograph is in operation.

CHRONOGRAPH:
ACCUMULATED TIMING

Example:

Start: (start timing)

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Stop: (e.g. 15 m in 5 sec following )

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Restart: (timing is resumed)

Minute counter

Push-button B

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*Stop: (e.g. 10 min 5 sec following )

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= 25 min 10 sec

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Reset:

The three chronograph hands are returned to their
zero positions.

Please note:

*Following , the accumulation of the timing can
be continued by pressing push-button A

(Restart / Stop, Restart / Stop, ...)

(Tile accumulated measured time is shown)

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Minute counter

Push-button A

Push-button B

Push-button B

CHRONOGRAPH:INTERMEDIATE OR
INTERVAL TIMING

Example:

Start: (start timing)

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Display interval:

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e.g. 10 minutes 10 seconds (timing continues
in the background)

Making up the measured time:

*

Please note:

*Following . further intervals or intermediates can be
displayed by pressing push-button B (display interval I

make up measured time, ...)

Adjusting the center stop-second

Single step A 1 x short

Continuous A long

(the 3 chronograph hands are quickly

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advanced to the ongoing measured time)

Stop: (Final time is displayed)

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Reset:

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The 3 chronograph hands are
returned to their zero position

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Adjusting the next hand B

Adjusting the minute counter hand and the

hour counter hand

(mechanical coupled)

Single step A 1 x short

Continuous A long

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Returning the crown to position I

Termination of the chronograph hands adjust-

ment (can be carried out at any time The display

changes from reference to alarm time.)

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Alarm time

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Date 5130.D

Reference time

Date 5130.DAlarm time

Second hand

SETTING THE TIME AND DATE

Example:

-Date / time on the watch: 17 / 1:25 AM

-Present date / time: 04 / 10:39 PM

Pull out the crown to position II (watch continues

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to run).

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Turn the crown until yesterday’s date appears 03

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Pull out the crown to position Ill (the second hand

stops. The display changes from alarm lime to ref-

erence time.)

Turn the crown until the correct date 04 appears.

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*Continue to turn the crown until the current time

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10:39 PM appears.

Reference time

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Push the crown back into position I (the display

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changes from reference to alarm time)

Please note:

Resetting the time also requires the identical correction of
the reference time.
Please refer to “setting the reference time”.

*Please observe the AM / PM clock rhythm.

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SETTING THE ALARM TIME

Activate the setting mode

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Press the push-button for at least 2 seconds. As
soon as the small minute hand jumps forward one
minute, this mode is active.

Setting

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Short pressing (less than 1 second):

Alarm time Push-buttion

Note:

The alarm cannot be used as
long as the chronograph is in
operation.

the alarm time is moved forward by the minute

Long pressing (longer than 2 seconds):

the alarm time is moved forward until the push-but­ton is released.

Please note:

If the push-button is not activated for 10
seconds, the setting mode of the alarm time de­activates itself. At the same time, two beeps are
emitted to indicate that the a larm is switched on.

SWITCHING THE ALARM ON / OFF

The alarm is switched on/off by briey pressing the

push-button:

2 beeps alann switched on

Alarm time Push-buttion

Please note:

The alarm can be set maximum 12 hours before the desired alarm time.

1 beep alann switched off

Once the set alarm time has been reached, a signal is emitted for 20 seconds. This
sognal is repeated after two minutes. Following brief pressing of the

immediately switched off.

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push-button, the signal is

Reference time

Reference time

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Small minute hand

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SETTING THE REFERENCE TIME

*Pull out the crown to position Ill (second hand stops

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The display changes from alarm time to reference
time.)

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Activating the setting mode

Press the push-button for at least 2 seconds. As soon
as the small minute hand jumps forwards one minute,
this mode is active.

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Short pressing (less than 1 second):

the reference time is moved forwards by the minute.

Medium pressing: (1-2 seconds):

the reference time is moved forwards by the hour.

Long pressing (longer than 2 seconds):

the reference time is moved forwards until the push-but­ton is released.

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*Push the crown back into pos ition I (the display
changes from refe rence time to alarm time). A signal
indicates that the alarm is switched off.

What is the reference time?

The current time is displayed by means of the

hour and minute hand.

Alarm time

Please note:

* In order to set the time to the exact
second, 0 must be pulled out when
the second hand is in position «60»
(Ill ). Once the hour and minute
hands have been s et, 0 must be

pushed back into position I at the exact second.

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Parallel to the current time, the reference time

runs in the background the alarm time refers

itself to this reference time Thus, resetting the

time also requires the identical correction of

the reference time.

If the reference time is not synchronised with

the current time, this results in the a larm

signal being emitted at a different time to the s

et a larm time.

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