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Intermediate or split-timing:

Start: press pusher A

Display interval: press pusher B

Making up the measured time: press

pusher B

Stop: press pusher A

Reset: press pusher B

Adjusting the chronograph hands

to zero position:

Pull out the crown to position II (all chron-

ograph hands are in the correct or

incorrect zero position).

Press pushers A and B simultaneously for

at least 2 seconds (the second counter

hand rotates by 360 degrees, the correc-

tive mode is activated).

Adjusting the second counter hand: press

pusher A

Adjusting the next hand: press pusher B

Adjusting the 1/10 second counter hand

(at 6h): press pusher A

Adjusting the next hand: press pusher B

Adjusting the minute counter (at 9h):

press pusher A

Returning the crown to position I (termina-

tion of the chronograph hands adjustment,

can be carried out at any time).

Movement 38

Chronograph: Basic functions

(start/stop/reset to zero)

Start: Press Button A

Stop: To stop the timekeeping, press But-

ton A.

Reset to zero: Press Button B.

Chronograph: Keeping totals with

the chronograph

Start: Press Button A - Stop: Press Button

A - Restart: Press Button A - Stop: Press

Button A

Reset to zero: Press Button B

Time keeping: Timing lap times

Start: Press Button A - Display the lap

time: Press Button B

Catching up on the time lapsed: Start:

Press Button B - Stop: Press Button A

Reset to zero: Press Button B

Adjusting the chronograph hands

to the zero position

(When one or more of the chronograph

hands are not in the correct zero position

and must be adjusted)

Pull the crown into position III

At the same time press Buttons A and B

for at least 2 seconds.

Use Button A to adjust the ﬁrst hand (press

lightly for a phased adjustment, keep

pressing for a continuous adjustment).

To adjust the following hand: Press But-

ton B

Repeat the adjustments for each hand on

the chronograph.

Push the crown back to position I

Setting the time

Pull the crown into position III

Turn the crown until the correct time is

shown.

Push the crown back to position I

Quickly setting the date

Pull the crown into position II (the watch

keeps working)

Turn the crown counter clockwise until the

current date appears

Push the crown back to position I

Setting the date, the day of the

week and the time

Pull the crown into position III

Turn the crown until the day before the

correct day of the week appears.

Push the crown back to position II.

Turn the crown counter clockwise until the

date before the current date appears.

Pull the crown into position III

Turn the crown until the correct date and

day of the week appear.

Keep on turning the crown until the cor-

rect time is shown.

Push the crown back to position I

Movement 40

Watch functions:

The crown has two positions: I and II.

Pusher A at 5 o’clock, pusher B at 8

o’clock

Crow in position I: the watch is running

(position of rest)

Crown in position II: during the blocking

time from approx. 11.30pm-5.30am, no

day dates can be changed using the

pusher, as automatic changes are in pro-

gress. Pressing the pusher during the

blocking time may damage the move-

ment.

Setting sequence for: moonphase display,

day of the week, day and time:

1. Pull the crown out to position II (watch

stops)

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Brand	Edox
Model	85300-37J-AID Les Bémonts Automatic Shade of Time
Category	Watches
File type	PDF
File size	4.91 MB

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