Victorinox Dive Master Mecha Installation guide

VICTORINOX SWISS ARMY WATCH SA

Chemin des Grillons 4 – P.O. Box 1840 – 2501 Biel-Bienne – Switzerland

www.vi torinoxswissarmy. om

V.03035.1

(Central Europe)

I N S T R U C T I O N S

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WA R R A N T Y

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VICTORINOX SWISS ARMY

INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE AND LIMITED WARRANTY

English Summary

I. GENERAL INFORMATION 3

Disposal of used batteries 3

Special recommendations 4

II. INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE

Setting the time 4

Setting the date 5

Manual or automatic winding 6

III. OTHER FUNCTIONS

2nd time zone 7

Dual time 7

Alarm 8

Visual countdown 9

GMT time scale 10

Rotating bezel

with countup function 11

with countdown function 11

Water resistance 12

IV. INTERNATIONAL WARRANT 13

V. AUTHORIZED SERVICE

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I. GENERAL INFORMATION

Congratulations on having chosen a Victorinox Swiss Army timepiece. To ensure

your timepiece operates perfectly, we recommend that you follow the advice given

in these instructions (All instruction manuals are also available on our website:

www.victorinoxswissarmy.com – Customer Service – User Manuals. For U.S. and

Canada: www.swissarmy.com).

Your timepiece is ﬁtted with either a screw-down or a “pull-out” crown. In order to

establish which, gently try to pull out the crown to position 2, if that works, your

timepiece is ﬁtted with a “pull-out” crown. If not, use your thumb and foreﬁnger to

apply mild pressure on the crown, while rotating towards you to release it. If it does

so, you have a screw-down crown.

After use, push the crown back in or screw it down until it is secure in

order to maintain the water resistance of your timepiece.

Quartz timepieces are battery-operated. When the battery is exhausted, we

recommend that you have it replaced immediately at an authorized Victorinox Swiss

Army Watch SA Service Centre where the water resistance of your timepiece will

also be checked. The battery is not covered by the warranty.

COLLECTION AND DISPOSAL OF UARTZ TIMEPIECE BATTERIES*

This symbol indicates that this product must not be thrown away with

household rubbish. It must be disposed of at an authorized battery

disposal point. By doing so you will be protecting the environment and

human health. Recycling conserves natural resources.

*Applicable in EU member countries and countries with similar

legislation. 3

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SPECIAL RECOMMENDATIONS

– To avoid any errors, do not perform the DATE SETTING between 9:00 p.m. and

3:00 a.m. when the date mechanism is in action. Be careful not to confuse noon

and midnight.

–Never operate pushers or crown when your timepiece is under water or if

it is wet and ensure that the crown and pushers are properly pushed back

or screwed down after each use.

– We recommend that you have the water resistance of your timepiece checked

at an authorized Victorinox Swiss Army Watch SA Service Centre every

18 months or whenever the timepiece case is opened.

II. INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE

SETTING THE TIME

uartz and self-winding timepieces

1. Pull out the crown to position 3.

2. Turn to the desired time. Remember the

date advances at 12:00 midnight, not

12:00 noon.

3. Push the crown back to position 1.

(Remember to screw it back down if you

have a screw-down model.)

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Manual winding timepieces

1. Wind the movement if necessary by turning

the crown a few times (position 1).

2. Pull out the crown to position 2.

3. Turn to the desired time. Remember the

date advances at 12:00 midnight, not

12:00 noon.

4. Push the crown back to position 1.

(Remember to screw it back down if you

have a screw-down model.)

SETTING THE DATE

Adjusting the date for some particular mechanical timepieces

– for Dive Master Mecha, ref. 241353 / 241354 / 241355 / 241356

– for Ambassador, ref. 241189 / 241075 / 241076

– for Air Boss Mach 5, ref. 24832 / 24833.

To determine the reference of your Victorinox Swiss Army timepiece, please look at

the number engraved on the caseback of your timepiece.

1. Wind the movement if necessary by turning the crown a few times (position 1).

2. Pull out the crown to position 3. Move the hands by turning the

crown counter-clockwise until you reach midnight, the calendar

date will change. Set the correct time.

3. Set the crown in position 2.

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4. Turn it counter-clockwise to the desired date.

5. Push the crown back to position 1.

Adjusting the date and day for all other timepieces

(For timepieces with alarm and dual time features, please refer to the related

sections in Chapter III):

1. Pull out the crown to position 3. Turn the crown counter-clock-

wise to move hands until you reach midnight (as the calendar jump

phase is situated at 12:00 midnight or between 10:30 p.m. and

12:00 midnight) and then set the correct time.

2. Set the crown in position 2.

3. Turn it clockwise to the desired date.

4. Turn it counter-clockwise to the desired day (if your timepiece is ﬁt-

ted with this function).

5. Push the crown back to position 1.

MANUAL OR AUTOMATIC WINDING

Crown in position 1 (unscrewed)

Manual winding: You must wind any simple mechanical timepiece daily and at a

regular time in order to ensure the smooth running of your timepiece. All you have

to do is turn the crown back and forth until you feel a slight resistance. (To avoid

damaging the mechanism, do not over-wind.)

Automatic winding: Mechanical self-winding timepieces wind themselves

automatically when worn on the wrist. If your timepiece stops or is not worn

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sufﬁciently, the movement will have to be wound manually by turning the crown

back and forth a few times.

III. OTHER FUNCTIONS

2ND TIME ZONE

The timepiece has 4 hands in the centre (hour,

minute, second and 2nd time zone). The 2nd

time zone reading is indicated on the outer

scale of the dial (24 hours):

1. Pull out the crown to position 2.

2. Turn it counter-clockwise to set the 2nd

time zone.

3. Push the crown back to position 1 once the

desired time is set.

DUAL TIME

The timepiece has a second crown (C) located

at 4 o’clock. The 2nd time zone reading is

shown on the second subdial.

1. Pull out the small crown C to position 2.

2. Turn it counter-clockwise or clockwise to

set the 2nd time zone.

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3. Push the crown back to position 1 once the desired time is set.

Setting the date (for timepieces with dual time function)

1. Pull out the crown to position 3. Turn the crown clockwise to move

hands until you reach midnight (as the calendar jump phase is sit-

uated at 12:00 midnight) and then set the correct time.

2. Set the crown in position 2.

3. Turn it clockwise to the desired date.

4. Push the crown back to position 1.

ALARM

The alarm can be set to operate only within a period of 12 hours in relation to when

it is set. Setting the alarm hands on the dial subdivisions between the numerals

allows accurate setting at 15 minute intervals.

Setting the alarm time:

1. Pull out the crown to position 2.

2. Move the crown clockwise to set the alarm

time.

3. Push the crown back to position 1 once the

desired alarm time is set.

Switching on the alarm:

Pull out the alarm pusher (A) to position 2. The

activation of the alarm is conﬁrmed by a beep.

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Switching off the alarm

Push back the alarm pusher (A) to position 1. Alarm is switched off.

Setting the date (for timepieces with alarm function)

1. Pull out the crown to position 3.Turn the crown clockwise to move

hands until you reach midnight (as the calendar jump phase is sit-

uated at 12:00 midnight).

2. Set the crown in position 2. Turn it counter-clockwise to the

desired date and then set the correct time.

3. Push the crown back to position 1.

VISUAL COUNTDOWN

To determine if you have the visual countdown fea-

ture, look at the timepiece dial. You will see an inner

bezel. If it has a triangle at 12 o’clock with numerals

counting down clockwise from 60, you have the

visual countdown feature.

When rotating the countdown setting crown (A), sim-

ply align minutes on the inner bezel to be counted

down with the minute hand (i.e. 20 minutes).

When the minute hand reaches the triangle

(0 minute), 20 minutes will have been counted

down.

Note: the countdown feature works for a duration

between 1 and 60 minutes.

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