house of horology watch Instruction Manual & Warranty Information
inStruCtion Manual &
warranty inforMation
HOUSE of HOROLOGY
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Thank you for your purchase of a House of Horology
timepiece. Please refer to this booklet for information about
your new watch, including its design elements, warranty
details, and proper care and maintenance instructions.
For additional information, please visit our website at
www.HouseofHorology.com.
ABOUT YOUR WATCH
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WATCH ELEMENTS
CaSe
10 ATM, 43mm
stainless steel case,
water resistant to
330 feet
CryStal
Scratch-resistant
sapphire crystal
with anti-refl ective
coating
Dial
Enamel coated
stainless steel with
three sub-dials and
photo-luminescent
detail for enhanced
night visibility
MoVeMent
Seiko 1/10th
second quartz
chronograph
controlling seven
and the date
indicator
Strap
Heavy-duty, extra-
thick, ultra-durable
22mm genuine
leather strap
Crown
Three position
stainless steel
screw-down crown
for optimal water-
resistance
CaSe BaCK
Individually
numbered and
engraved stainless
steel screw-down
case back for
optimal water
resistance
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WATCH CARE
Cleaning:
The surfaces of the watch should be cleaned with a lightly
damp, non- abrasive cloth only. It is strongly recommended
that watches are wiped down after any exposure to salt
water in order to protect the nish. Please allow watches
to air-dry completely after cleaning. All House of Horology
timepieces are designed with a water-resistance rating of up
to 10ATM (330 feet), but please remember that your watch is
only water-resistant when the crown is screwed in fully.
leather Strap:
The natural material used to manufacture your strap is
sensitive to the elements. Water, sunlight, and exposure
to chemicals or perspiration may cause discoloration,
damage, and deterioration to your strap. To extend the
strap’s longevity, it’s important to protect it from these
elements as much as possible. When cleaning, we
recommend using a dry, soft cotton cloth. As with all natural
leather goods, colors will darken and may develop a patina
over time. This is normal, and part of the beauty of
natural leather.
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WATCH CARE
pVD Coating:
Physical Vapor Deposition (PVD) is an environmentally
friendly vacuum coating process that provides brilliant
and extremely durable decorative nishes. Compared
to traditional electroplated coatings, PVD coatings have
superior hardness and wear resistance, do not discolor
or tarnish, have high corrosion resistance and do not
suffer under UV radiation. However, an impact of sufcient
force could potentially penetrate the PVD and affect the
underlying material. Polishing to remove scratches is not
recommended due the nature of the substrate.
CryStal:
Your timepiece is tted with an extremely scratch-resistant
sapphire crystal. Although resilient, the sapphire crystal
surface can be scratched by harder materials, such as
diamonds and harder man-made materials. The crystal may
also be damaged by a percussive shock, so to ensure the
integrity of your crystal, please avoid dropping or striking
your watch against any hard surfaces. To care for the
crystal, buff with a soft cloth.
Battery life inDiCator:
When the battery nears its end, the small second hand
moves at two-second intervals instead of normal
one-second intervals. In that case, have the battery
replaced with a new one as soon as possible.
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Pull crown out to the
rst ‘click’ position
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SETTING THE TIME AND DATE
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Turn the crown clockwise
so that the date from the previous
day appears
SETTING THE TIME AND DATE
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