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GENERAL DESCRIPTION
BUTTON:
• A : Pusher at 2 o’clock
• B : Pusher at 4 o’clock
• C- : Crown pulled
• C+ : Crown pushed
• C0 : Crown in neutral position

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DIAL:
• Central hands: Hour (1)/ Minute (2)/ Second(3)
• 4 o’clock : First digit of date (4) or tenth of the
chronograph (left wheel)
• 5 o’clock : Second digit of date (5) or hundredth of
the chronograph (right wheel)
MODES
This section describes the two different available
modes:
• Local Time
• Chronometer 1/100 of second
Those two different modes are sequentially displayed
by pressing the crown (C+).
By default and after a reset (when the battery is
replaced), the local time is the rst displayed mode.

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From this mode is possible to access to the other
modes such as indexing or setting time.
LOCAL TIME
This mode displays the local time with hours, minutes
and second.
When entering into the local time mode the hands
display these following elements:
• 1 (center - short) displays hours, the hand moves
forward of 1.5
o
every 6 minutes.
• 2 (center - medium) displays minutes, the hand
moves forward of 2
o
every 20 seconds.
• 3 (center - large) displays seconds.
• 4 displays the rst digit of the date.
• 5 displays the second digit of the date.
From this mode is possible to access two different
sub functions: