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2. Set the moon phase display: turn the

hands forward by turning the crown, until

the full moonphase position appears.

3. Set the day of the week and date: turn

the crown until the time of 6:00 appears.

Using the quick-change correction, set

the date with pusher A, and the day of the

week of the last full moon with pusher B.

Then using the crown, move the hands

forwards until the current date appears.

4. Set the time: turn the crown until the

current time is displayed.

5. Push the crown back into position I.

Quick-change correction for the date:

press pusher A until the current date is

displayed.

Quick-change correction for the day of the

week: press pusher B until the current day

of the week is displayed.

Full moon dates

2017 2018 2019

JAN 12 2 – 31 21

FEB 11 19

MAR 12 2 - 31 21

APR 11 30 19

MAY 10 29 18

JUN 9 28 17

JUL 9 27 16

AUG 7 26 15

SEP 6 25 14

OCT 5 24 13

NOV 4 23 12

DEC 3 22 12

Movement 401

Watch functions:

The crown has 2 positions 1 and 2. Pusher

A at 2 o’clock, pusher B at 5 o’clock.

Position 1: the watch is running

Position 2: during the blocking time

mentioned beow, automatic changes are

in progress. Pressing the pusher during

the blocking time may damage the move-

ment.

Pusher A (quick-change correction for the

date) must not be pressed during the

block time from 11.30pm – 5.30am.

Pusher B (quick change correction for the

calendar week) must not be pressed dur-

ing the blocking time Sunday-Monday.

Setting sequence for moon phase

display, date, day of the week and

time:

Pull the crown in position 2, the watch

stops.

Moon phase display setting: turn the

crown clockwise past midnight, until the

full moon position appears.

Day of the week setting: chance the

time display by turning the crown back-

wards and forwards until the day of the

week of the last full moon is displayed.

Date setting: turn the crown until 6.ooam

appears in the time display. Set the date of

the last full moon with pusher A. then with

the crown move the hands forwards until

the current date is displayed.

Time setting: turn the crown until the

current time is displayed (NB remember

the 24-hours cycle).

Week calendar setting: using pusher B,

set the current calendar week.

Push the crown back into position 1.

Quick-change correction for date:

press pusher A until the current date is

displayed.

Quick-chance correction for the cal-

endar week: press pusher B until the

current calendar week is displayed.

Movement 64

Watch functions:

The crown has 2 positions:

1. Normal position (wearing posi-

tion): when the crown is positioned

against the case, the crown ensures that

the watch is water-resistant.

2. Time setting: hours and minutes. Pull

the crown out to position 2.

Turn the crown forwards or backwards.

Push the crown back to position 1.

Movement 23

Watch functions:

The crown has 2 positions:

1. Normal position (wearing posi-

tion): when the crown is positioned

against the case, the crown ensures that

the watch is water-resistant.

2. Time setting: hours, minutes and sec-

onds. Pull the crown out to position 3. The

seconds hand will stop.

Turn the crown forwards or backwards.

Synchronise the seconds by pushing the

crown back to position 1 to coincide with

a given time signal.

Movements 56, 57

Watch functions:

The crown has 3 positions:

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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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