HORAGE Solar Wind 42mm Watches User Manual
- June 10, 2024
- HORAGE
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HORAGE Solar Wind 42mm Watches
SOLAR WIND 42MM
Movement-CMK1
Congratulations on your new SOLAR WIND 42mm watch! The watch comes with a
CMK1 movement. Below is some useful information and directions for usage to
help you get the most out of your new watch.
USEFUL INFORMATION
To avoid movement defects, generally, hands should be moved clockwise while setting the time. In order to guarantee the reliability of your HORAGE watch, we recommend that you follow some directions:
OVERVIEW
The watch has an hour hand, minute hand, screw-down crown, seconds hand and power reserve indicator. The power reserve indicator shows the amount of power left in the watch.
POWER SETTING
To set the power, unscrew the crown at 3 o’clock until it touches the case.
Wind the crown forward to gain power.
TIME SETTING
To set the time, pull the crown at 3 o’clock to the second notch and wind
it backwards. The time can be adjusted accordingly. Push the crown back in to
start the watch.
MAINTENANCE
Service can be performed by any experienced watchmaker. It is recommended to exchange the seals to keep water resistance intact and lubricate the watch during this service. This is not mandatory, but it will help your watch maintain precision and extend its lifetime.
For more information, visit our website at www.horage.com.
Dear Customer,
Congratulation on your new SOLAR WIND 42mm watch, we hope you enjoy using it.
USEFUL INFORMATION
Attention : To avoid movement defects, generally, hands should be moved
clockwise while setting the time.
In order to guarantee the reliability of your HORAGE watch we recommend you to
follow some directions:
- Protect your watch from shocks and magnetic fields.
- The fine mechanism of your HORAGE watch should be examined and maintained from time to time.
- We recommend a revision and examination regarding the water resistance every three years (if often used in water, every two years). This should be done by an authorized HORAGE dealer.
- Your watch will appreciate it and an impeccable function will be guaranteed.
- Only diving watches are suited for swimming and diving. Your watch has been tested regarding the pressure indicated at the bottom of the case.
- Before use in water, it needs to be checked whether the crown is pushed to the winding-up position in order to guarantee water resistance.
- The indicated water resistance is only valid for newly manufactured watches. The water resistance can be affected with time by shocks, chemical reactions with gasoline, adhesives, paint, cleaning spray etc. and by frequent turning of the crown.
- The watch automatically winds up with the movement of the wearer.
- To put the watch into operation it needs to be wound up by 10 or 15 revolutions via the crown.
OVERVIE
- Hour Hand
- Minute Hand
- Screw Down Crown
- Seconds Hand
- Power Reserve
Power setting
- 0 Crown at 3 o’clock touching the case, the crown can be wound forward to gain power.
Time setting
- 2 Pull the crown at 3 o’clock (second notch) and wind the crown backwards to set the time; the watch will start as soon as the crown is pushed back in.
MAINTENANCE
Service can be performed by every experienced watchmaker.
- Make sure that the seals are exchanged to keep water resistance intact as well as lubrication is applied during this service.
- It’s not a must, but your watch will like it and thank you with good precision and an extended lifetime.
HORAGE SA Fuchsenried 10 2504 Biel/Bienne Switzerland www.horage.com
References
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