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BAROMETER HAND POSITION ADJUSTMENT".
Check and adjust the Barometer hands “1” and “2” if necessary, following the procedures
below.
To check the barometer hand position
Pull out crown “1” to the first click, and
then press and hold button Bfor 2 to 3
seconds.
Barometer hands “1” and “2” and the
atmospheric pressure change indicator
move to indicate “1000hPa”, “0hPa”
and “0”, respectively, and stop, as
the alarm hands start turning. Then,
the barometer hands and the
atmospheric pressure change indicator
start to show the demonstration
movement. Check if they return to
“1000hPa”, “0hPa” and “0”, respec-
tively, after demonstration movement.
(By pushing back crown “1” in to the
normal position, the barometer hands
indicate the current atmospheric
pressure and the alarm hands indicate
the current time.)
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Barometer hand position adjustment
If the barometer hands and atmospheric pressure change indicator do not return to “1000hPa”, “0hPa” and “
0”, respectively, follow the procedure below to reset the hands.
(1) Pull out crown “1” all the way to the second click.
Note: The small second hand stops on the spot and the alarm hands stop, indicating the time when crown “1”
is pulled out to the second click.
(2) Press buttons Band Cto reset the barometer hands to the 12 o'clock position.
[Adjustment of barometer hand “2” position]
Barometer hand “2” and the atmospheric pressure change indicator move correspondingly with each other.
Press button Cto reset barometer hand “2” and the atmospheric pressure change indicator to “0hPa” and “
0”, respectively.
Notes:
With each press of the button, the barometer hand
moves 1/3 hPa.
As barometer hand “2” moves, the atmospheric
pressure change indicator moves correspondingly.
Therefore, if the barometer hand “2” is reset to
“0hPa”, the atmospheric pressure change indicator
is automatically reset to “0” even if it does not
indicate “0” exactly.
If the atmospheric pressure change indicator is
moved past “0” position toward “1”, the barometer
hand and atmospheric pressure change indicator
move and return to where they were.
In that case, repeat the procedure from step (1).
