Seiko 5d88 User Manual

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Cal. 5D88
INSTRUCTIONS (P. 3) BEDIENUNGSANLEITUNG (S. 24) INSTRUCTIONS (P. 45) ISTRUZIONI (P. 66) INSTRUCCIONES (P. 87) INSTRUÇÕES (P. 108) (129 )
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You are now the prou d owne r of a SEI KO KINE TIC® Cal. 5 D88 . For be st re sult s, please r ead the ins tru ctio ns in this boo klet c are fully b efore using your S EIKO KIN ETI C®. Please keep this manual handy f or rea dy re fere nce.
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CONTENTS
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FEATURES ................................................................................................................................................... 4
DISPLAY AND BUTTON OPERATION CROWN WITH DRIVING WHEEL HOW TO CHARGE AND START THE WATCH HOW TO READ THE DIRECT DRIVE INDICATOR TIME/CALENDAR SETTING. HOW TO SET THE MOON PHASE IMPROPER FUNCTION AUTOMATIC HAND ALIGNMENT POWER SOURCE (RECHARGEABLE BATTERY) NOTES ON OVERHAUL
SPECIFICATIONS ........................................................................................................................................ 23
For the care of your watch, see "TO PRESERVE THE QUALITY OF YOUR
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WATCH" in the attached Worldwide Guarantee and Instruction Booklet.
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FEATURES
SEIKO KINETIC Cal. 5D88 is an analogue quartz watch equipped with the Kinetic technolog y developed by SEIKO. It generate s the electric energy to power the watch, utilizing the movement of your body, and stor es it in the rechargeable battery, which requires no periodical repla cement unlike conventional button­type bat teries. The watch is equipped with a direct drive indicator that constantly displays how long the watch will keep operating. The direct drive indicator also dynamically displays the electric power generation status while charging the watch.
In addi tion, the watch is equipped with a 24-hour hand, date hand, day
hand, and moon phase display.
CAUTION
The movement of your arm while the watch is worn generates electrical
energy to power the watch. Even if the watch is worn on your arm, it will not be charged while your arm is not in motion.
It is recommended that the watch be worn on your wrist daily for at least
10 hours.
If you do not wear the watch for more than the continuous operating time
that it displays, charge the watch as necessary so as not to stop operation of the watch until the next time you wear it. Refer to “How to charge and start the watch” for further details.
DISPL AY AND BUTTON OPER ATION
Button (moon phase setting / resetting the built-in IC)
Hour hand
Direct drive indicator hand (for indicating amount of power reserved, power generation status and amount of generated power)
Second hand
24-hour hand
Moon phase display
Minute hand
Normal position: Electric power generation by manual winding
First click position: Date and day setting
Date hand
Day hand
CROWN
Second click position: Time setting
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CROWN WITH DRIVING WHEEL
AB
A
B
Some models may have a crown wit h a special struc ture as illustrated
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bel ow. Refer to the f oll owing ins tr uc tions when oper at ing thi s t yp e of crown, as it should b e operate d in a dif ferent way from that of ordinary ones.
Norma l position
Driving wheel
Crown
First cl ick pos itio n
To pu ll out th e cr own , pull out the A port io n
(crown).
To turn the crow n, turn the
wheel).
Second c lick position
B po rtion (d rivi ng
HOW TO CHARGE AND START THE WATCH
1. Turn the crown clock wise repeate dly to charge the watch.
Th e manua l wi ndi ng mech ani sm for ge ner ati ng the
ele ctr ic power fun cti on s when the cro wn is turn ed clockwise. The watch can also be charged when the crown is turned in a rec iprocatin g motion.
W hen th e watch is co mp le tel y stopp ed , the di rec t
drive indic ator hand po ints at sc ale marki ng 1 under the 0 positio n (stand by positio n).
2. A fter el ec tr ic power generation by turning the crown continue s for a certain period, the direct dr iv e indic a to r han d move s to p oi nt at s cal e marking 0 and the second hand s tart s mov ing . Make sure to stop turning the crown to chec k it.
I f the se co nd han d does no t move even though the
crown is turned, turn th e crown more quic kly.
If the watch h as been left unto uched for severa l years,
the seco nd hand sta rts mov ing in 2-s eco nd inte rv als afte r the cro wn is turn ed . This is not a ma lfu nct ion. Charg e the watc h by turnin g the crown until the direct drive indicator han d move s from the standby positi on to the 0 positio n. It may take app roximately 5 to 6 minu tes.
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3. Continue to turn the crow n to suf ficiently char ge the watch.
The direct drive indic ator hand moves up and down to display the electric powe r generation
status.
Wh en you stop turning th e c rown, the indicator hand d isplays the amount of power g ener-
ated by the current ma nual wind ing for approximately 4 seconds, a nd then the hand returns to display th e total amount of p ower reserve. Charge the watch until the indic ator hand p oints at the second marking above "0" (ap proximately 6 ho urs of power reser ve).
Thi s watch will keep on ope rating for approxi mately 1 month (30 d ays) if it i s ful ly charged .
However, it is not nec essary to charge the watc h fully, as it is charged automatically whil e it is worn on your wrist.
Refer to "How to read the direct drive in dicator” for further details.
Power generation
status display
Generated power
amount display
Power reserve display
HOW TO READ THE DIRECT DRIVE INDICATOR
The direct drive indicator can be used to check the following : (1) Power reserve amount ( continuous operating time) (2) Real-time power generation sta tus and newly generated amount of power
while charging the wa tch
“M+1” position
Power reserve/ generated power scale
Scale marking
Standby position
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POWER RESERVE INDICATOR
The watch che cks power reser ved in the rechargeable ba ttery and displays
how long the watch will keep op erating in 18 s teps (0 - M sc ale marking).
The con tinuous opera ting time until app rox ima tely on e month (3 0 days )
can be displayed.
The p ower reserve indic ator provides an approximate time tha t the watch keeps o perati ng
without need ing to be cha rged.
If the direct drive indicator hand moves to the 0 position, the watch wil l stop o perating within
3 ho urs. Whe n the watc h sto ps, the indicator h and moves to the standby positi on to sh ow that the watch stop s operating due to a power sh ortage.
If the crown is turned af ter the watch is ful ly charged, the indicator points at the “M+1” position.
REAL-TIME POWER INDICATOR
While turning the crown to cha rge the watch, the watch checks a newly
generated amount of po wer an d display s it in 19 steps (0 - “M+1” scale marking).
A maximum 6 hours of generated power can b e displayed.
The real-time power indicator provides an approximate amount of power generate d th rough
current power ge neration.
Afte r power generatio n by turni ng the crown is c omplete d, the i ndicato r hand will d isplay the
amount of newly generated p ower for app roximately 4 seconds, and then the in dicator hand will move to display the total a mount of powe r reserve.
SCALE TABLE OF POWER RESERVE AMOUNT AND GENERATED
POWER AMOUNT
Scale marking
Indication on dial
Power reserve amount
Amount of generated power
Scale marking
Indication on dial
Power reserve amount
Amount of generated power
Standby position
The watch stops operating.
12 13 14 15 16 17 18
5 D 6 D 1 W 2 W 3 W 30 D
4 H 4 H
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
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0 3 H 6 H 9 H 12 H 15 H 18 H 21 H 1 D 2 D 3 D 4 D
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40 Min.
1 H 1 H
20 Min.
1 H 40 Min.
2 H 2 H
20 Min.
(Day)
2 H 40 Min.
3 H 3 H
H : Hour D : Day W : Week
* Th e m i n i m u m a m ou n t
o f p ow er re s e r v e a n d g en e r a te d p o w e r i s
6 H
described in the table.
20 Min.
W (Week)
4 H 40 Min.
5 H 5 H
20 Min.
M (Month)
5 H 40 Min.
20 Min.
3 H 40 Min.
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Ex.) How to read the s cale table of power reserve and generated power.
Scale marking Power reserve
3 Not shorter than 9 hours
9 Not shorter than 2 days
17 30 days
and not longer than 12 hours
and not longer than 3 days
Scale marking Generated power
3 1 hour or more
9 3 hour or more
18 6 hour or more
HOW TO READ THE DIRECT DRIVE INDICATOR WHILE CHARGING
THE WATCH
1. Turn the crown clo ck wis e. Af ter approximately 1 second, the direc t drive indic ator hand st arts moving.
2. C o n t in u e t o turn the cro w n . Th e indi c a t or han d m o ves upw a rd and do w nwa r d ac cor d ing to the p owe r g e ner a t io n s t a tus . W h e n furth e r con tinui ng to t urn th e crow n, the point wh ere th e indi ca tor ha nd star ts moving go es u p as th e amou nt o f gene rat ed pow er in cre ase s. If yo u te mp orari ly s to p turning the cr own , the indi c ator h an d goe s down t o display the ac cumulated p ower generated by the current power generation.
3. Stop turning the crown. The direc t drive indi cator hand returns to display the total amount of power reser ve af ter approximately 4 seconds.
After the crown is turned repeatedly, the indicator hand will stop at the maximum sca le value (
“M+1” position).
If the crown is turned after the indicator hand stops at the “M+1” position, the watch continues to accumulate
power reserve, but stops displaying the power generation status. If you want to display the power generation status, stop turning the crown, and after the indicator hand returns to display the power reserve, start turning the crown again.
If turning the crown m ore qu ickly and in long strokes so that the i ndicato r ha nd makes l arge
movement, the g enerated powe r increases efficiently.
De pendin g on intervals between turni ng the crown, the indicator h and may not mo ve. This is
not a malfuncti on.
Th e watch is eq uip ped with a system to preven t overch arge. Even if the c rown is turne d
when the in dicator hand poi nts at the maxi mum sca le value o f power reserve, no malfunction
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will result.
The watch can be c harged if it is swung from side to side, however, it may take time u ntil it
displays the power generation status.
Eve n if the watch is worn on the wrist aft er it is charged fully (power reserve of 30 days ),
and then it is left untouche d, the watc h will n ot operate for more tha n 30 d ays after it is worn again.
Wh en you take o ff the watch and leave it untou ched, loo k at the indicato r to che ck if the
watch continues to operate u ntil you wear th e watch the next time, a nd turn the crown to charge the w atch as nec essary (make sure to store extra power s o as not to sto p operatio n of the watch).
<Display and movement flow of the direc t drive indicator hand while charging the watch>
Power
reserve
display
After approximately 4 seconds since stopping turning the crown
After approximately 1 second since starting to turn the crown
Power reserve
Initial status
display
Power generation status and generated power display
A. While turning the crown
The pow er rese rve ind icat or hand
points at a scale marking between 0 and ”M+1” accordi ng to power g en­eration status.
In-progress
B. When temporarily stopping turning the crown
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The point whe re th e in dicato r
hand starts moving g oes up as generated power i ncreases.
B
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TIME / CALENDAR SETTING
1. P ull ou t the crown to se co nd clic k when the second hand is at the 12 o’clock posi tion.
2. Turn the crown to set the time.
Wh en set ti ng the ho ur ha nd , chec k that
 ✽
AM/ PM is correctly set. The watch is d e­sign ed so that the cale ndar c hang es once in 24 hours.
Turn the hand past the 12 o'clock marker to
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determine whether the watch is set for the A.M. or P.M. period. If the calendar changes, the time is set for the A.M. period. If the calendar does not change, the time is set for the P.M. period.
When setting the m inute hand , advanc e it 4
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to 5 minutes ahead of the desired time and then turn it back to the exact minute.
3. Pu sh th e cr ow n ba ck in to th e normal position in accordance with a time signal.
HOW TO SET THE DATE AND DAY
1. Pull out the crown to first click.
2. Turn the cro wn c ou nterc loc k w is e to set the date hand to point at the correct date.
3. Turn the crown cloc kwise to set the day hand to point a t the correct day of the week.
Do not set the d ate an d day of the week
between 9: 00 p.m. and 4 :0 0 a.m. Other wise, it may not c hange prop erly.
✽ It is necessar y to adjust th e date and day
of the week on the first day after a 30- day month and Feb ruary.
4. P us h th e cr ow n ba ck in t o th e normal position.
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HOW TO SET THE MOON PHASE
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Moon phase 0
(new moon)
Moon phase 7
Moon phase 15
(full moon)
Moon phase 22
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The moon phase re pre sents the period from the time when the last ne w
moon occurred to noon of the current day in day in crements.
The per iod b etwe en new moo ns is c al led a “sy n od i c mon th ,” and its
average length is approximately 29. 5 days .
Button
1. P r ess t he b ut to n usi ng an o bj e c t wi th a long tap er ed tip such a s a ballpoint pen.
Wh e n the b ut to n is pre s sed , the
m o o n p h a s e ad va n ce s by on e phase.
R ound off the number of moo n phases to
the nearest whole number. ( Exampl e; 7.8 8, 24.2 ➔24 )
R ef er to th e wea th er re por t of you r lo
ca l new spa p er fo r c urre nt mo on pha se information.
D o not s et th e moo n ph as e bet wee n
9 p.m. and 1 a.m., as the m oon phase may not chan ge to the correct di splay on the fol ­lowing day.
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IMPROPER FUNCTION
Whe n th e wa tch st ops op erating even though it displays the rema ind er of the power r eserve, follow the ins tructions below to reset the built-in IC.
HOW TO RESET THE BUILT-IN IC
1. Pull out the crown to the s econd click.
2. Press the button for 2 se conds or more using a shar p-pointed tool (e.g. ball point p en) .
3. Push the crown back into the normal position.
✽ The indicator hand will point at the 0 position, and the watch resumes its normal
operation.
✽ If the indicator hand points at under the 0 position, sufficiently charge the watch. Refer to “How to charge and start the watch”. ✽ By conducting this operation, the indicator hand moves to the 0 position even
though it displayed that there was remaining power reserve; however, this is not a malfunction.
✽ If the watch does not resume normal operation even after resetting the built-in IC,
consult the retailer from whom the watch was purchased.
4. Tur n the crown to char ge the watc h at least until the indicator hand points at the second marking above "0"(approximately 6 hours of power reserve ). And then set the time, date, day of the week, and moon phas e.
AUTOMATIC HAND ALIGNMENT
The position of the indicator hand may move out of alignment in rare cases. The wat ch automatically co rrec ts the position of the ind ic ator hand once ever y 24 hours. While correcting the hand position, the indic ator hand moves abnormally, however, this is not a malfunc tion. After automatic hand alignment is performed, the indicator hand will return to display power reserve amount.
<About the movement of the indicator hand during automatic hand alignment>
When automatic hand alignment starts, the indicator hand moves to the area under the 0 position and vibrat es, and then points at the 0 pos ition. Af ter aut oma tic hand alignment is completed, the indicator hand returns to display power reserve amount.
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POWER SOURCE (RECHARGEABLE BATTERY)
This watc h requires no periodic bat ter y repl ac ement as it is po we red by the exclusive rechargeable batter y, whic h is completely different from conventional batteries for watches.
This exclusive rechargeable battery is an environmentally friendly, clean ener gy storage device.
CAUTION
Never install a silver oxide battery for conventional watches in place of the
rechargeable battery, which can generate heat that can cause bursting or ignition.
NOTES ON OVERHAUL
The watch is a precision device. I f the parts run shor t of oil or get worn out, the watch may stop its operation or lose time. We re commend you have t he wa tch overhauled periodically to keep it running accurately.
SPECIFICATIONS
1 Frequency of crystal oscillator ........................... 32,768 Hz (Hz = Hertz … Cycles per second)
2 Loss/gain (monthly rate) .................................... Less than 15 seconds (worn on the wrist at normal
3 Operational temperature range 4 Driving system
5 Display system ................................................... 24-hour, hour, minute, second, date, day of the
6 Rechargeable battery 7 Duration of charge
8 Additional functions ........................................... Overcharge prevention function
9 IC (Integrated Circuit) 10 Generating system
* The specificatio ns are subjec t to change without prior notice for produ ct improveme nts.
................................................... Step motor: 2 pieces
.............................................. Approximately 1 month (if the watch is fully
............................................ Miniature AC generator
.......................... –10° C ~ +60° C
.......................................... Button type, 1 piece
......................................... C-MOS-IC, 1 piece
temperature range between 5° C and 35° C)
week, and moon phase Power reserve display, power generation status display, and generated power amount display
charged)
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