Shinola S0120273247 - Manuals

8 ADJ USTI N G TH E CH RO N O G R APH HAN DS TO ZERO 1 Pull crown out to position III . (All four chronograph hands are in their correct or incorrect zero position.) 2 Keep push-buttons A and B depressed simultaneously for at least 2 seconds. (The center stop-second rotates by 360° - corrective mode...

25 708 II III I 3 1 2 708 708 708 II III I 3 4 1 2 708 708 II I 3 1 2 MOON PHASE MODEL 708 SETTI N G TH E M O O N PHASE 1 Pull out the crown to position III (the watch stops). 2 Turn the crown until you reach the correct moon position. Be sure to match the position to accurate moon phase (use a luna...

26 SETTI N G TH E TI M E 1 Pull out the crown to position III . (The watch stops.) 2 Turn the crown until you reach the correct time. 3 Push the crown back into position I . SETTI N G TH E 24-H O U R I N D I CATO R 1 Pull out the crown to position II . (The watch continues to run.) 2 Turn the crown ...

27 708 708 DAY & NIGHT (GMT) MODEL 515.24D SETTI N G TH E DATE Pull out the crown to position II . (Watch still runs.) Turn the crown clockwise until the required date appears. Push the crown back into position I . NOTE: The date can also be corrected during the day-changing phase between 10:30 ...

29 C D E BASI C FU N CTI O N ( START / STO P / RESET ) Example Start: Press push-button A . Stop: To stop the timing, press push-button A once more and read the three chronograph counters: 4 min. / 38 sec. / 7⁄10 sec. Zero positioning: Press push-button B . (The three chronograph hands will be reset...

30 I NTERM ED IATE O R I NTERVAL TI M I N G Example Start: Press push-button A . Display interval: e.g., 10 min. 10 sec. following 1 . Timing continues in the background. Making up the measured time: The chronograph hands are quickly advanced to the ongoing measured time. Stop: Final time is display...

31 ADJ USTI N G TH E CH RO N O G R APH HAN DS TO ZERO POSITI O N Example One or several chronograph hands are not in their correct zero positions and have to be adjusted (e.g. following a battery change). Pull out the crown to position II . (All chronograph hands are in their correct or incorrect ze...

32 AUTOMATIC MODEL SW200-1 If your timepiece features a screw-down crown, you must first unscrew the crown before you adjust any settings. Refer to page 5 for crown functionality. WI N D I N G WH I LE STO PPED The maximum power reserve can be restored by turning the crown clockwise around 30 times. ...

34 WATER RESISTANCE All the Shinola timepieces are designed with a minimum water-resistance rating of 3ATM (100ft / 30m). The water-resistance of a timepiece protects the movement from dust, moisture, and risk of damage to the movement should it be immersed in water. Please see chart for guide- line...

35 CARE AND PRECAUTION Each Shinola timepiece is designed and manufactured to the highest of standards. Unlike most other mechanical objects, a watch operates non-stop. In order to ensure optimal performance and longevity from your Shinola timepiece, please review the simple guidelines for care and ...

36 POWER SAVI N G M ECHAN ISM In order to extend the battery life of your watch when it¹s not in use, gently pull the move- ment stem/crown out until you feel it click. This will reduce battery power consumption by 70%. Please note that this is the same stem/crown position that is used to perform a ...

37 36 THE SHINOLA GUARANTEES THE LIMITED LIFETIME GUARANTEE (COVERS ALL ORIGINAL SERIES WATCHES, INCLUDING BEDROCK, BIRDY, BRAKEMAN, CANFIELD, CASS, GAIL, GOMELSKY, GUARDIAN, SHINOLA MONSTER, MULDOWNEY, OMAHA, RAMBLER, RUNWELL, TRUMBULL AND VINTON COLLECTIONS) THE 3-YEAR LIMITED GUARANTEE (COVERS TH...

39 S H I NOLA / D ETROIT, LLC485 W. Milwaukee St. Suite 501 Detroit, MI 48202 1-844-744-6652 www.shinola.com INTERNATIONAL WARRANTY & REPAIRS style and type of work requested. Such charges will be notified and agreed by you prior to performing the services. In addition to repair charges, if requ...