Chaumet GMT WATCH Manual De Instrucciones página 3

SELF-WINDING MECHANICAL
GMT WATCH
HOUR-MINUTE-SECOND,
2 TIME ZONE AND DATE FUNCTIONS
ND
Your watch has a self-winding mechanical
movement. Each movement of your wrist moves an
oscillating weight that winds the spring to keep your
watch going. When fully wound and not worn, your
watch's power reserve is almost 42 hours. If not
A
worn, its power reserve runs down and it will stop.
Hands a (hour) and b (minute) indicate the local
1 2
time that is read on the dial's inner time scale
(12-hour display).
Hand c indicates the reference time (or GMT) that
is read on the outer time scale (on the flange),
(24-hour display).
Hand d indicates the date (based on 31 days).
B
C
Position 1: normal position and manual
movement winding
With the crown pushed against the case in
position 1, you can wind your watch manually by
rapidly rotating the crown clockwise.
Date adjustment (hand d)
To adjust the date, use corrector button c. Each
press on the button advances the hand by one day.
Please do not press on this corrector button
between 11.00 pm and 1.00 am, otherwise you risk
damaging the mechanism.