Elliot Brown Bloxworth User manual
Thank you for buying an
EllioT brown waTch
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We build the toughest, best-looking
watches possible. Watches designed
from scratch to perform and to last;
watches that can be worn for years,
that’ll take the knocks, develop
character, and become part of
your story.
Your watch has been engineered with
years of specialist knowledge and
experience, and has been rigorously
tested to ensure that it’ll serve you well.
If your watch breaks within 12 months
of the date you bought it because of
something we did wrong, we’ll put it
right for you free of charge. If your
watch breaks because of something
unforeseen, because you treated it
badly, or because someone fiddled with
it, we’ll put it right for you, but there will
be a charge.
Just call us on 01202 338600, or email
us at service@elliotbrownwatches.com
and we’ll arrange how best to get your
watch back to us.
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caring for your waTch
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It’s tough, but it’s still assembled from
precision components built to exacting
tolerances, so avoid really hard impacts.
Give it a rinse if (and when) it gets
muddy or is used in salt water, to keep
the moving components like the bezel
working at their best, and then dry it off.
As with anything made of decent
leather, it’s best not to get leather
straps soaking wet too often - swap it
for a ballistic nylon webbing strap or a
bracelet instead.
If you need to adjust your bracelet,
remove links evenly from each side, and
be careful not to let the screwdriver slip.
If you think your watch has developed
a problem, get in touch so that we can
arrange to check it over - please don’t
remove the case-back yourself, so that
we can examine it in exactly the same
condition as when the fault arose.
Your watch is sealed against dust and
moisture, so it’s wise to have it pressure-
tested every few years to ensure the
seals are ok.
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adjusTing your
waTch
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Pull the crown gently out to the first
click, and turn it clockwise until the
calendar’s showing yesterday’s date.
Now pull it gently out to the next
click, and turn it clockwise until the
calendar flicks over to today’s date.
That’s midnight last night, so carry on
adjusting the time until it’s correct, and
then just push the crown all the way in
when you’re done.
daT E
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The hours and minutes are shown
conventionally, but continuous seconds
are shown on the register (sub-dial) at
the top right - the seconds-hand in the
centre is for the chronograph.
Pull the crown gently out to the second
click, and adjust the time by turning it
clockwise. Try not to adjust the time
between 9pm and midnight, as the
calendar’s starting to change the date
between those times.
The seconds-hand stops when the
crown is pulled out to the second click.
This extends the battery life if you need
to store your watch long-term, but
more importantly, it’s absolutely vital
for those ‘Gentlemen - synchronise your
watches...’ moments.
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crown
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Your watch can time events up to 11
hours, 59 minutes, and 59 seconds,
to an accuracy of 1 second.
The central hand shows chronograph
seconds, the register at the top left
is the chronograph minute counter,
and the register at the bottom is the
chronograph hour counter.
To start the chronograph, press the top
push-button.
To stop it, press the top push-button
again, and read off the three registers.
To reset it, press the bottom
push-button.
To time intervals, start the chronograph
by pressing the top push-button.
Press the bottom push-button, and read
off the intermediate time.
chronograPh
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