Page 4 - international Warranty
Page 9 - prodUct information
Page 14 - QUartz WatcHeS; countries with corresponding legislation.; aUtomatic WatcHeS; to wind an
11 QUartz WatcHeS Rado quartz watches are equipped with top-quality Swiss batteries. Under normal conditions, a battery should last at least 30 months. The battery must be changed when the seconds hand starts to move in 4-second intervals (or when, on a multifunc-tion watch, the digital display begi...
Page 15 - Water reSiStance
12 automatic watch manually: place the crown in position 1. Turn the crown clockwise several times. Water reSiStance All Rado watches are water-resistant and have the word “Watersealed” engraved on the caseback. These watches can withstand water pressure up to a depth of 30 m (100 feet), which means...
Page 18 - operating inStrUctionS
Page 20 - When pressed up against the case
17 QUartz WatcHeS WitH date diSplay fig i caliberS: 111, 115*, 129*, 152, 156, 157, 160, 161* * On certain models these movements have no date display (jewelry version) and only the positions 1 and 3 are functional (FIG Ib). tHe croWn HaS 3 poSitionS normal positionposition 1 When pressed up against...
Page 21 - tHe croWn HaS 2 poSitionS
18 (position 1), the crown ensures that the watch is water-resistant (if not damaged). to set the date and dayposition 2 Pull the crown out to position 2, turn it clockwise to set the desired date. Turn it counterclockwise to set the desired day of the week. Push the crown back to position 1. to set...
Page 22 - tHe croWn HaS 3 poSitionS
19 QUartz WatcHeS WitHoUt croWn fig iv caliber: 964 To set the time on crownless watches, use the magnetic pin or the enclosed magnet accessory to press the respective contacts on the caseback (FIG IVb) forward (+) or backward (–) to set the desired time. To adjust the time forward or back one minut...
Page 23 - chronograph functions; Addition function
20 to change time zones, summer/winter time Pull the crown out to position 2 and turn it forwards or backwards to set the desired hour. The minutes and seconds remain the same. Push the crown back to position 1. to set the timeposition 3 Pull the crown out to position 3. The small seconds hand will ...
Page 26 - to adjust the time
23 Initialization of the 60-second totalizer hand: Pusher A and crown in position 3Initialization of the 1/10th of a second hand: Pusher B and crown in position 3Short push: Forward movement by one unitLong push: Rapid forward movement of the hand mUltifUnction WatcHeS fig vii caliberS: 193, 196, 21...
Page 27 - to switch alarm tone on/off
24 2. to synchronize digital and analog displays Set digital display to 24-hour mode (Function 6: T2), then select function 2. Pull crown out to position 2.Turn crown until both time displays are synchronized. a) Hours: Turn crown quickly.b) Minutes: Turn crown slowly. Push the crown back to positio...
Page 30 - to change language and year
27 timer memory function. Pressing the crown automatically resets the preprogrammed starting time for the count-down, and the countdown begins again. to reset countdown to zero (at any time) Press crown for at least 3 seconds. 8. to change language and year Select function 8. Pull crown out to posit...
Page 32 - Short time measurement
29 to set the timeposition 3 Pull the crown out to position 3 and turn it forward or backward to the desired time. Synchronize the seconds by pushing the crown back to position 1 to coincide with a given time signal. **rotating bezel on diver watches (fig. ic) The rotating bezel is located under the...
Page 34 - Only positions 1 and 3 are functional.
31 Make sure the chronograph hands are at zero (Pusher B). Pusher A: Start – stop, start – stop etc.Pusher B: Reset (after a stop). Self Winding Split-SecondS cHronograpH fig ix caliber: 663 ScreW-in croWn This model is fitted with a screw-in crown. The crown must be unscrewed before using it to adj...