Edox 01122-3BN-BINN CO-1 Chronograph Automatic Handleiding (163 Pagina's)

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1. 2INTRODUCTION

1.1 EDOX INTERNATIONAL WARRANT Y 2

1.2 SPECIAL RECOMMENDATIONS 2

1.3 MAINTENANCE RECOMMENDATIONS 2

1.4 3SERVICING

1.5 ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION 3

2. PRECISION TOLERANCES 3

2.1 MECHANICAL WATCHES ACCURACY 3

2.2 CHRONOMETER WATCHES ACCURACY 3

3. GENERAL INFORMATION 3

3.1 HELIUM ESCAPE VALVE 3

3.2 TACHYMETER SCALE 3

3.3 WATER RESISTANCE 4

3.4 LEATHER STRAPS 4

3.5 SCREW-DOWN CROWN 4

3.6 PVD COATING 4

3.7 TITANIUM 4

3.8 STAINLESS STEEL 4

4. OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 4

4.1 SELF WINDING (AUTOMATIC) CHRONOGRAPH 4

4.2 SELF WINDING (AUTOMATIC) WATCHES 5

4.3 HAND WINDING WATCHES 7

4.4 QUARTZ CHRONOGRAPH 7

TABLE OF CONTENTS

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Movement

The ﬁrst 2 or 3 digits of the reference

represent the Edox movement code.

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1. INTRODUCTION

1.1 International Edox Warranty

Congratulations on having chosen an Edox

timepiece. To ensure your timepiece oper-

ates perfectly, we recommend that you

follow the advice given in these instruc-

tions (All instruction manuals are also

available on our website www.edox.ch).

The warranty of your Edox watch is valid

for a period of 24 months effective from

the date of purchase and under the terms

and conditions of the present warranty.

The international Edox warranty covers

material and manufacturing defects exist-

ing at the time of delivery of the purchased

Edox watch. The warranty only comes into

force if the warranty certiﬁcate is dated,

fully and correctly completed and

stamped by an ofﬁcial Edox retailer.

During the warranty period and by pre-

senting the valid warranty certiﬁcate, you

will have the right to have any defect

repaired free of charge. In the event that

repairs are unable to restore the normal

conditions of use of your Edox watch,

Montres Edox & Vista SA guarantees its

replacement by an Edox watch of identical

or similar characteristics.

The warranty for the replacement watch

ends 24 months after the date of pur-

chase of the replaced watch.

The manufacturer’s warranty does not

cover:

• The battery

• The glass

• The leather strap

• Normal wear, and tear and ageing (for

example scratched crystal, alteration of

the colour and/or material of non

metallic straps and chains, such as

leather, rubber).

• Any damage on any part of the watch

resulting from abnormal/abusive use,

lack of care, negligence, accidents

(knocks dents, crushing, broken crystal,

etc.), incorrect use of the watch and

non-observance of the operating

instructions provided by Edox.

• The Edox watch handled by

non-authorized persons (for example

for battery replacement, service or

repair) or which has been altered in its

original condition beyond Edox’ control.

• Edox watches bought from non

authorized retailers since Edox is not

able to check if the watches were

handled and stocked correctly.

Any further claim against Montres Edox &

Vista SA, for example for damages addi-

tional to the above described warranty is

expressly excluded, except mandatory

statutory rights the purchaser may have

against the manufacturer.

The above manufacturer’s warranty:

• Is independent of any warranty that

may be provided by the seller, for

which he carries sole responsibility;

• Does neither affect the purchaser’s

rights against the seller nor any other

mandatory statutory rights the

purchaser may have against the seller.

• ALL APPLICABLE IMPLIED

WARRANTIES, INCLUDING THE

IMPLIED WARRANTY OF

MERCHANTABILITY AND OF FITNESS

FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE GIVEN

TO YOU BY LAW ARE HEREBY LIMITED

IN DURATION TO THE DURATION OF

THIS WARRANTY. UNDER NO

CIRCUMSTANCES WILL Edox & Vista

SA BE LIABLE FOR ANY INDIRECT OR

CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES OF

ANY KIND.

If your watch needs attention, rely on an

ofﬁcial Edox dealer: he can guarantee ser-

vice according to Edox’ standards.

1.2 Special recommendations

To avoid any errors, do not perform the

date setting between 22h00 and 3h00

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 Edox center every

24 months or whenever the timepiece

case is opened.

1.3 Maintenance recommendations

Magnetic fields: avoid placing your

watch on loudspeakers, or refrigerators,

since they generate powerful magnetic

ﬁelds.

Chemical products: avoid direct contact

with solvents, detergents, perfumes, cos-

metics etc., since they may damage the

bracelet, case or gaskets.

Cleaning: for metal bracelets and water-

resistant cases, use a toothbrush with

soapy water to clean and a soft cloth for

drying.

Shocks: avoid thermal and violent

shocks.

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1.4 What are the service intervals?

Every 24 months

we advise you to do maintenance service

(water resistance, movement accuracy

test).

Every 5 years

we advise you to do a complete mainte-

nance service (complete movement

revision, water resistance, accuracy and

functionality complete revision).

Who should I contact for a

maintenance service or battery

replacement?

We recommend that you contact an

authorized Edox retailer, as they are the

only certiﬁed specialists equipped with the

tools and apparatus required carrying out

the work and the necessary checks in a

professional manner. Furthermore, only

these certiﬁed specialists can guarantee

that their work is carried out in accord-

ance with Edox’ strict quality standards.

Make sure that right after each battery

change the watch has been water-resist-

ant tested.

1.5 Environmental protection

Collection and treatment of end of life

Quartz watches*

This product should not be disposed of

with household waste. It has to be

returned to a local authorized collection

system. By following this procedure you

will contribute to the protection of the

environment and human health. The recy-

cling of the materials will help to conserve

natural resources.

*valid in EU member states and in any

countries with corresponding legislation.

2. PRECISION TOLERANCES

Mechanical watches

The mechanical Edox watch with an auto-

matic movement does not need to be

wound by hand.

The motion of your wrist makes the rotor

(oscillating weight or mass) turn, thereby

winding up the mainspring of the watch

movement.

The everyday activity of life is sufﬁcient in

itself to wind up an automatic Edox watch

and it will run continually, even if it is

removed at night. However, if not worn for

approximately 40 hours, it will stop. To

make the watch work again, turn the

crown clockwise about 20 times. Now set

the time and if possible the date, etc.

2.1 Mechanical watches accuracy

Depending on the movement, the daily

tolerance of a mechanical watch can be of

30 seconds. If you notice a bigger toler-

ance rate, you can have your watch

adjusted at a service center in your coun-

try, free of charge within the guarantee

period.

2.2 Chronometer watches accuracy

Every Edox Chronometer comes with a

rating certiﬁcate issued after an ofﬁcial

test by the Swiss Ofﬁcial Chronometer

Testing Institute (COSC). The accuracy of

the watch movement is tested electroni-

cally at the COSC during 15 days in

different positions and at different tem-

peratures. The average daily rating must

not exceed -4/+6 seconds per day.

Only Edox watches which have success-

fully undergone the ofﬁcial COSC rating

procedure qualify as chronometers.

3. GENERAL INFORMATIONS

3.1 Helium escape valve

Decompression system which allows

helium to escape from inside the watch

when the watch is worn for professional

use in pressure chambers. (Long-term

underwater work, crude oil exploration,

etc.)

Important: The Edox helium valve opens

and closes automatically (for the models

wearing the new automatic Helium

escape valve). The models wearing a non-

automatic Helium escape valve must have

the valve screw down in order to guaran-

tee the water resistance of the watch.

Unscrew the Helium escape valve only to

release the gas from the watch. Do not

unscrew it under water in order to prevent

water entering the mechanism.

3.2 Tachymeter scale

Some Edox Chronograph watches have a

tachymeter scale. With this scale it is pos-

sible to measure the speed. The distance

is 1 km. To measure the elapsed time

press the start/stop button when the vehi-

cle (power-boat) passes the starting and

the ﬁnal point or target. The ﬁgure shown

by the hand on the tachymeter scale indi-

cates the average speed in kilometers. If

for instance a car covers a 1 km distance

in 30 seconds, you can consider it to an

average speed of 120 km per hour.

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3.3 Water resistance

All Edox timepieces are water-resistant

from 30 to 1500 meters. Check the

details on the back of your Edox timepiece

and read the following instruction care-

fully.

Meters Feet ATM

30 100 3

50 165 5

100 10330

200 20650

300 30990

500 501650

1000 1003000

1500 1504900

The water resistance of your timepiece

cannot be guaranteed indeﬁnitely, consid-

ering that joints may age, crowns or

pushers may sustain knocks and climate

or temperature may vary. We therefore

recommend that you have the water

resistance of your timepiece checked

every 2 years or whenever the timepiece

case is opened.

3.4 Leather straps

Original Edox leather straps are clearly

marked on the buckle and on the reverse

side. Edox uses a large variety of calfskin

leather straps with imprinted patterns of

different animals. Leather straps should

not be used by individuals with strong per-

spiration or by those who stay for long

periods in a humid climate. Leather straps

are not covered by the international Edox

warranty.

3.5 Screw-down crown

Screw down the crown carefully to pre-

vent water from penetrating the

mechanism.

3.6 PVD (Physical Vapour

Deposition)

The advantage of PVD is that it is a thin

but hard layer, resistant to corrosion, has

a strong adherence, offers many choices

of colours and is hypoallergenic.

3.7 Titanium

The titanium is a light metal of a metallic

white aspect. Lighter than the steel, it

possesses the main characteristics: cor-

rosion resistance, dilation, etc. Its

properties make titanium a material

determinedly adapted to the modern tech-

nologies and intended for ﬁelds of

application such as the aeronautics, the

automobile, the surgery, the electronics.

3.8 Stainless steel 316L

The stainless steel used for Edox cases

and bracelets appears among the best

alloys at the moment (316L. It is obtained

by a special cast iron which guarantees

an extreme robustness and excellent anti-

magnetic properties. Its low content in

carbon makes it particularly resistant to

the corrosion.

4. OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS, HOW

TO USE YOUR MANUAL:

The operating instructions are related to

the reference of the movement (calibre) in

your watch. Please check ﬁrst of all which

movement is in your watch. You are able

to ﬁnd the reference on the case back of

your watch.

Movement

The ﬁrst 2 or 3 digits of the reference rep-

resent the Edox movement code.

Find the reference in the following pages.

4.1 Self winding (automatic)

chronograph

Movement 07

Movement « Geoscope »

Calibre specifications:

GMT / Time zones:

Time display:

Hour and Minute hands (2 and 3).

24 hour display in the centre (4).

Second hand (5).

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Time zones:

12 hour hand (2) indexable (local time) in

1/-1 hour increments.

24 hour hand (4) (GMT or time standard).

Calendar:

Calendar hand (6) (local date) at 6 o’clock,

in step with the 12 hour hand.

Important: ﬁrst, manually rewind the

watch by putting the crown (1) into posi-

tion (a) (fully push the crown into the

rewind position). Turn the crown about 30

times in the tightening direction, after

which the watch will, by wrist movements,

automatically reset itself.

Setting the time and date:

Pull the crown (1) out into position (b)

(crown fully pulled out into the time setting

position); turn the hands clockwise so as

to position the hand (4) on the 02.00 hrs

(24.00 hrs scale).

Press the pusher knob (A) until the

(31 days) date changes (hand (6)), the

watch will then display midnight. Press

the pusher knob (A) 2 more times so as to

position the hand (2) to 02.00 a.m.

(12 hours scale).

Press the pusher knob (C) until the

desired date is displayed (hand (6)).

Use the crown to turn the hands clockwise

(1) to position (b) until the desired time is

displayed.

Push the crown (1) in to position (a) (the

watch will start when the crown (1) has

been fully pushed in).

Only one calendar day will be corrected if

the pusher (C) is pressed between

23 hours and midnight. There is no risk of

breakage.

Setting the time zones.

Press pusher knob (A) to display a positive

time difference (one push signiﬁes a shift

of an hour).

Press pusher knob (B) to display a nega-

tive time difference (one push signiﬁes a

shift of an hour).

Movement 08

Watch functions:

The crown has 3 positions:

1. Normal position (wearing posi-

tion): when the crown is positioned

against the case, the crown ensures that

the watch is water-resistant. Occasional

winding: if the watch has not been worn

for more than 40 hours or more, wind it up

with the crown in position 1.

2. Correcting the date: pull the crown

out to position 2, turn the crown forwards,

then push the crown back to position 1.

3. Correcting the day: for the references

011: pull the crown out to position 2, turn

the crown backwards, then push the crown

to position 1. Push the crown back in.

NB: For all references: do not correct

the date between 22h00 and 02h00.

4.Time setting: hours, minutes and sec-

onds. Pull the crown out to position 3. The

seconds hand will stop. Turn the crown

forwards or backwards.

Chronograph functions:

Pusher A: start – stop, start – stop, etc.

Pushers B: reset (after a stop)

Movements 011, 012, 45, 91, 95

Watch functions:

The crown has 3 positions:

1. Normal position (wearing posi-

tion): when the crown is positioned

against the case, the crown ensures that

the watch is water-resistant.

Occasional winding: if the watch has

not been worn for more than 40 hours or

more, wind it up with the crown in posi-

tion 1.

2. Correcting the date: pull the crown

out to position 2, turn the crown forwards

(backwards for references 30 and 45),

then push the crown back to position 1.

Correcting the day for the references

011: pull the crown out to position 2, turn

the crown backwards, then push the crown

to position 1. Push the crown back in.

NB: For all references: do not correct the

date between 22h00 and 02h00.

3. Time setting: hours, minutes and sec-

onds. Pull the crown out to position 3. The

seconds hand will stop. Turn the crown

forwards or backwards. Synchronise the

seconds by pushing the crown back to

position 1 to coincide with a given time

signal.

Chronograph functions:

Pusher A: start – stop, start – stop, etc.

Pusher B: reset (after a stop)

4.2 Self-winding (automatic)

watches

Movements 37, 77, 80, 82, 83, 88,

94, 96

Watch functions:

The crown has 3 positions:

1. Normal position (wearing posi-

tion): when the crown is positioned

against the case, the crown ensures that

the watch is water-resistant.

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Occasional winding: if the watch has not

been worn for more than 42 hours or more,

wind it up with the crown in position 1.

2. Correcting the date: pull the crown

out to position 2, turn the crown back-

wards (forwards for references 83) and

push it back to position 1.

Correcting the day for the references

83: pull the crown out to position 2, turn

the crown backwards, then push the

crown to position 1.

3. Time setting: hours, minutes and sec-

onds. Pull the crown out to position 3. The

seconds hand will stop. Turn the crown

forwards or backwards. Synchronise the

seconds by pushing the crown back to

position 1 to coincide with a given time

signal.

Power reserve: for references 94: The

small hand places in the counter at 6

o’clock indicates the power reserve. If the

automatic mechanical watch is not worn,

the power reserve lasts for approximate

42 hours. The power reserve can be

increased by winding up the crown manu-

ally in position 1 or while wearing the

watch on the wrist by the rotation of the

oscillation mass.

Movement 805

Watch functions:

The crown has 3 positions:

1. Time setting: pull the crown in posi-

tion 3 (the watch stops), turn the crown

forwards until correct time appears. Push

the crown in position 1.

2. Date setting: pull the crown in posi-

tion 2 and turn the crown forward until

correct date appears. Push the crown in

position 1.

3. Moon setting: pull the crown in

postion 2 and turn it backwards until the

full moon appears in the center of the

moon phase window. Determine the date

of the last full moon with a calendar. Turn

the crown backwards as many moon

phases and days since the last full moon.

This is valid also for the new moon timing.

Push the crown in position 1.

Movement 47, 85, 853

Watch functions:

The crown has 2 positions:

1. Normal position (wearing posi-

tion): when the crown is positioned

against the case, the crown ensures that

the watch is water-resistant.

Occasional winding: if the watch has not

been worn for more than 42 hours or more,

wind it up with the crown in position 1.

2. Time setting: hours, minutes and sec-

onds. Pull the crown out to position 3. The

seconds hand will stop. Turn the crown for-

wards or backwards. Synchronise the

seconds by pushing the crown back to posi-

tion 1 to coincide with a given time signal.

Movement 87

Watch functions:

The crown has 2 positions:

1. Normal position (wearing posi-

tion): when the crown is positioned

against the case, the crown ensures that

the watch is water-resistant.

Occasional winding: if the watch has not

been worn for more than 42 hours or more,

wind it up with the crown in position 1.

2. Time setting: hours and minutes. Pull

the crown out to position 2. Turn the

crown forwards or backwards. Push the

crown back to position 1.

Hand-operating repeater: by pushing

the pusher-button, you start the 5 minutes

repeater mechanism: the ﬁrst series of

blows strikes the hours (one tone) – the

second series of blows strikes every ﬁve

minutes (two tones). For example:

11:43 minutes: ﬁrst 11 single tones – the

hours – the 8 double tones – the minutes

as 8 x 5 = 40 minutes.

Attention: let the mechanism ring

entirely before activating it again in order

to prevent damages. Do not set the time

when the ring is activated. Edox declines

all responsibilities of misuse.

Movement 90

Watch functions:

The crown has 2 positions:

1. Normal position (wearing posi-

tion): when the crown is positioned

against the case, the crown ensures that

the watch is water-resistant.

Occasional winding: if the watch has not

been worn for more than 42 hours or more,

wind it up with the crown in position 1.

2. Time setting: hours and minutes. Pull

the crown out to position 2. Turn the

crown forwards or backwards. Push the

crown back to position 1.

Moon phase adjustment: press the

push-button C until the full moon appears

in the centre of the moon aperture.

Determine the date of the last full moon by

using a calendar. Press the push-button C

as often as the number of days which

have passed since the last full moon.

Date setting (31 days): press the push-

button D until the centre hand points the

desired day.

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Month setting (12 months): press the

push-button A until the desired month is

reached.

Day of the week (7 days): press the

push-button B to set the day of the week.

Attention: do not make setting between

22h00 and 02h00 and do not alter the

moon phase between 15h00 and 17h00, to

prevent damage to the watch mechanism.

Movement 93

Watch functions:

The crown has 3 positions:

1. Normal position (wearing posi-

tion): when the crown is positioned

against the case, the crown ensures that

the watch is water-resistant.

Occasional winding: if the watch has

not been worn for more than 42 hours or

more, wind it up with the crown in posi-

tion 1.

2. Correcting the date: pull the crown

out to position 2, turn the crown back-

wards and push it back to position 1.

Correcting the 24 hours hand (GMT):

pull the crown out to position 2, turn the

crown forwards, only the hour hand

moves without affecting the precision ot

the minutes or seconds. If the hand moves

past midnight, the date changes auto-

matically. Push the crown back to

position 1. This hand shows at a glance a

second time zone on a 24 h scale.

3. Time setting: hours, minutes and sec-

onds. Pull the crown out to position 3. The

seconds hand will stop. Turn the crown

forwards or backwards. Synchronise the

seconds by pushing the crown back to

position 1 to coincide with a given time

signal.

4.3 Hand winding watches

Movement 72

Watch functions:

The crown has 2 positions:

1. Normal position (wearing posi-

tion): when the crown is positioned

against the case, the crown ensures that

the watch is water-resistant.

2. Time setting: hours and minutes. Pull

the crown out to position 2. Turn the

crown forwards or backwards. Push the

crown back to position 1.

NB: these watches should be wound daily,

preferably in the morning. To do this, turn

the crown forward until you feel resist-

ance. After this operation, the watch will

work approximately 35 hours after being

fully wound up.

4.4 Quartz chronograph

Movement 09

Operation of the watch:

The crown has three positions.

Button A: start/stop

Button B: split/reset

Adjusting the time: pull the crown into

position III. Adjust the hours and minutes

by rotating the crown in a clockwise or

anticlockwise direction. Return the crown

to position I.

Adjusting the date: do not adjust the

date between 21.00 and 02.00 hours.

Pull the crown into position II. Adjust the

date by rotating the crown in a clockwise

direction. Return the crown to position I.

Measurement of cumulative time:

Good to know: once it has run for 2 hours,

the chronograph automatically stops and

resets to zero in order to extend battery

life.

Press button A to start or stop the chrono-

graph.

Press button B to reset to zero.

Measurement of lap time:

Press button A to start the chronograph.

Press button B to stop the chronograph

and display the lap time.

Press button B to resume timing.

Press button A to stop the chronograph.

Press button B to reset to zero.

Initialization of the chronograph,

minute and second chronograph

functions (only after changing the

battery or incorrect handling):

Pull the crown into position II. Press button

A, wait for two seconds, then press button

A again. The 9-hour timer hand completes

a full revolution. Press button B to adjust

the minute timer hand. Press button A and

the second hand completes a full revolu-

tion. Press button B to adjust the

chronograph second hand.

Press the crown into position I.

Movement 015

Watch functions:

The crown has 3 positions:

1. Normal position (wearing posi-

tion): when the crown is positioned

against the case, the crown ensures that

the watch is water-resistant.

2. Correcting the date: pull the crown

out to position 2, turn the crown back-

wards and push it back to position 1.

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3. Time setting: hours, minutes and sec-

onds. Pull the crown out to position 3. The

seconds hand will stop. Turn the crown

forwards or backwards. Synchronise the

seconds by pushing the crown back to

position 1 to coincide with a given time

signal.

Chronograph functions:

Pusher A: start – stop, start – stop, etc.

Timing to 1 second for up to 60 minutes

Pusher B: reset (after a stop)

Split Time function

Pusher A: start

Pusher B: stop to read the split time.

The chronograph continues to operate.

Pusher B: restart

The chronograph hands catch up with the

elapsed time.

Pusher A: for the last stop and to display

the total time.

Pusher B: reset.

NB: the hands should be reset to their

original position before the chronograph is

used:

Resetting of the 60 minutes hand to

zero: crown in position 2 and pusher B.

Resetting of the 30 seconds hand to

zero: crown in position 3 and pusher A.

Resetting of the 5 minutes hand to

zero: crown in position 3 and pusher B.

After setting the hands to their original

positions, return to crown position 1.

Movement 016

Setting the perpetual calendar

Step 1

Start by pulling the crown into position 2

Select the counter to be adjusted by

pressing the 2 o’clock pusher. The

selected counter hand makes full turn.

Reset the selected counter by pressing

the 4 o’clock pusher. The selected counter

hand advances (single push = 1 step,

ongoing push = rotation). Manipulations

(Crown must always be in position 2)

Press the 2 o’clock pusher to select the

« date » counter. The « date » counter hand

makes a full turn. Then press the 4 o’clock

pusher and adjust the date counter to

« 1 ».

Press the 2 o’clock pusher to select the

« day » counter. The « day » counter hand

makes a full turn. Then press the 4 o’clock

pusher and adjust the day counter to

« Monday ».

Press the 2 o’clock pusher to select the

« month » counter. The « month » counter

hand makes a full turn. Then press the

4 o’clock pusher and adjust the month

counter to « January ».

ATTENTION

The setting of the perpetual calendar is

realized when the hands are positioned at

Monday, January 1.

Step 2

Date and Hour Adjustment

Start by pulling the crown into position 3.

Press the 2 o’clock pusher to activate the

« date » adjuster. For the year adjustment,

the hand makes a back and forth move-

ment between 1 and 4. Then press the

4 o’clock pusher to adjust for the current

year and/or leap year:

Index 1 Index 2 Index 3 Index 4

= leap

year

2013 2014 2015 2016

2017 2018 2019 2020

2021 2022 2023 2024

Select the « month » indicator by pressing

the 2 o’clock pusher. The hand makes a

back and forth movement between Janu-

ary and December. Then adjust the

months by pressing the 4 o’clock pusher.

Select the « date » indicator by pressing

the 2 o’clock pusher. The hand makes a

back and forth movement between 1 and

31. Then adjust the date by pressing the

4 o’clock pusher.

Select the « day » indicator by pressing

the 2 o’clock pusher. The hand makes a

back and forth movement between Mon-

day and Sunday. Then adjust the day by

pressing the 4 o’clock pusher.

When ﬁnished, press the crown into posi-

tion 1.

Step 3

Final Control « perpetual calendar » is

set correctly.

Pull the crown into position 2.

Verify the date hands and the small hands

align with Monday, January 1. Push the

crown into position 1. All hands must

return to the selections made under

Step 2. If this is not the case, you need to

go back to Step 1 and 2.

Movement 0165

Watch functions:

Display of hours, minutes, seconds, date,

moon phase counter, 60 minutes and

12 hours counter, second counter.

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The crown has 3 positions: I, II and III,

there is two pushers, A and B.

Zero setting for the counters:

Pull the crown in position II, press the

pusher A (to select the hand), the big sec-

ond hand makes one full turn. Press the

pusher B (short pressure: step by step,

long pressure: rapid continuous rotation).

Date setting: Pull the crown in position II,

correct the date, press the crown back in

position I.

Time and moonphase setting:

Turn the crown in position III, turn the

crown, adjust the time. To correct the

moon phase, press the pusher B (short

pressure: step by step, long pressure:

rapid continuous rotation). Press the

crown back in initial position.

Chronograph functions:

Press pusher A: start of timing

Press pusher A. stop of timing

Press pusher A: re-start of timing

Press pusher B: setting back the hands to

zero

Split timing functions:

Press pusher A: start of timing

Press pusher B: stop of timing, split timing

Press pusher B: re-start of timing

Press pusher A: stop of timing

Press pusher B: setting back the hands to

zero

Movements 10, 101, 102, 103,

104

Watch functions:

The crown has 3 positions:

1. Normal position (wearing posi-

tion): when the crown is positioned

against the case, the crown ensures that

the watch is water-resistant.

2. Correcting the date: pull the crown

out to position 2, turn the crown forwards

and push it back to position 1.

3. Time setting: hours, minutes and sec-

onds. Pull the crown out to position 3. The

seconds hand will stop.

Turn the crown forwards or backwards.

Synchronise the seconds by pushing the

crown back to position 1 to coincide with

a given time signal.

Chronograph functions:

Pusher A: start – stop, start – stop, etc.

Timing to 1/10 of a second for up to

30 minutes.

Pusher B: reset (after a stop)

Accumulated timing chronograph:

Press button A to start. Press button B after

arrival of the ﬁrst “sprinter” – The time will

be indicated. Press button A after arrival of

the second “sprinter” – The time is memo-

rized. Read the time of the ﬁrst “sprinter”.

Press button B to read the time of the sec-

ond “sprinter” (the chronograph hands will

turn at a faster speed until indication of the

time). Press button B to reset hands to zero.

NB: the hands should be reset to their origi-

nal position before the chronograph is used:

Hand adjusting:

Pull out the crown to position 3.

Press the button A and B at the same time

for at least 2 seconds.

Press (1 x short for single or 1 x long for

continuous) button A to adjust the centre

stop second.

Press button B to adjust the next hand.

Press (1 x short for single or 1 x long for

continuous) button A to adjust the hand of

the small sub counters.

Press button B to adjust the next hand.

Press (1 x short for single or 1 x long for

continuous) button A to adjust the minute

hand.

Return to crown position 1.

Movement 105

Watch functions:

The crown has two positions. There are

two pushers A and B. There are three cor-

rectors C D and E.

Time setting:

Pull the crown in position II. Turn the

crown until the correct time is reached.

Push the crown back in position I.

Date setting (changes from 31 to 1):

Press the corrector C once to adjust the

date 1 day forward.

(Do not operating the date setting

between 21.00 and 01.00h).

Date, day of week and month setting:

Press the corrector C: the date hand

advances gradually.

Press the corrector D: the day of the week

advances gradually.

Press the corrector E: the month advances

gradually.

Chronograph (Start- Stop – Reset):

Start: press pusher A

Stop: press pusher A

Reset: press pusher B

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Intermediate or split-timing:

Start: press pusher A

Display interval: press pusher B

Making up the measured time: press

pusher B

Stop: press pusher A

Reset: press pusher B

Adjusting the chronograph hands

to zero position:

Pull out the crown to position II (all chron-

ograph hands are in the correct or

incorrect zero position).

Press pushers A and B simultaneously for

at least 2 seconds (the second counter

hand rotates by 360 degrees, the correc-

tive mode is activated).

Adjusting the second counter hand: press

pusher A

Adjusting the next hand: press pusher B

Adjusting the 1/10 second counter hand

(at 6h): press pusher A

Adjusting the next hand: press pusher B

Adjusting the minute counter (at 9h):

press pusher A

Returning the crown to position I (termina-

tion of the chronograph hands adjustment,

can be carried out at any time).

Movement 38

Chronograph: Basic functions

(start /stop/reset to zero)

Start: Press Button A

Stop: To stop the timekeeping, press But-

ton A.

Reset to zero: Press Button B.

Chronograph: Keeping totals with

the chronograph

Start: Press Button A - Stop: Press Button

A - Restart: Press Button A - Stop: Press

Button A

Reset to zero: Press Button B

Time keeping: Timing lap times

Start: Press Button A - Display the lap

time: Press Button B

Catching up on the time lapsed: Start:

Press Button B - Stop: Press Button A

Reset to zero: Press Button B

Adjusting the chronograph hands

to the zero position

(When one or more of the chronograph

hands are not in the correct zero position

and must be adjusted)

Pull the crown into position III

At the same time press Buttons A and B

for at least 2 seconds.

Use Button A to adjust the ﬁrst hand (press

lightly for a phased adjustment, keep

pressing for a continuous adjustment).

To adjust the following hand: Press But-

ton B

Repeat the adjustments for each hand on

the chronograph.

Push the crown back to position I

Setting the time

Pull the crown into position III

Turn the crown until the correct time is

shown.

Push the crown back to position I

Quickly setting the date

Pull the crown into position II (the watch

keeps working)

Turn the crown counter clockwise until the

current date appears

Push the crown back to position I

Setting the date, the day of the

week and the time

Pull the crown into position III

Turn the crown until the day before the

correct day of the week appears.

Push the crown back to position II.

Turn the crown counter clockwise until the

date before the current date appears.

Pull the crown into position III

Turn the crown until the correct date and

day of the week appear.

Keep on turning the crown until the cor-

rect time is shown.

Push the crown back to position I

Movement 40

Watch functions:

The crown has two positions: I and II.

Pusher A at 5 o’clock, pusher B at 8

o’clock

Crow in position I: the watch is running

(position of rest)

Crown in position II: during the blocking

time from approx. 11.30pm-5.30am, no

day dates can be changed using the

pusher, as automatic changes are in pro-

gress. Pressing the pusher during the

blocking time may damage the move-

ment.

Setting sequence for: moonphase display,

day of the week, day and time:

1. Pull the crown out to position II (watch

stops)

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2. Set the moon phase display: turn the

hands forward by turning the crown, until

the full moonphase position appears.

3. Set the day of the week and date: turn

the crown until the time of 6:00 appears.

Using the quick-change correction, set

the date with pusher A, and the day of the

week of the last full moon with pusher B.

Then using the crown, move the hands

forwards until the current date appears.

4. Set the time: turn the crown until the

current time is displayed.

5. Push the crown back into position I.

Quick-change correction for the date:

press pusher A until the current date is

displayed.

Quick-change correction for the day of the

week: press pusher B until the current day

of the week is displayed.

Full moon dates

2017 2018 2019

JAN 12 2 – 31 21

FEB 11 19

MAR 12 2 - 31 21

APR 11 30 19

MAY 10 29 18

JUN 9 28 17

JUL 9 27 16

AUG 7 26 15

SEP 6 25 14

OCT 5 24 13

NOV 4 23 12

DEC 3 22 12

Movement 401

Watch functions:

The crown has 2 positions 1 and 2. Pusher

A at 2 o’clock, pusher B at 5 o’clock.

Position 1: the watch is running

Position 2: during the blocking time

mentioned beow, automatic changes are

in progress. Pressing the pusher during

the blocking time may damage the move-

ment.

Pusher A (quick-change correction for the

date) must not be pressed during the

block time from 11.30pm – 5.30am.

Pusher B (quick change correction for the

calendar week) must not be pressed dur-

ing the blocking time Sunday-Monday.

Setting sequence for moon phase

display, date, day of the week and

time:

Pull the crown in position 2, the watch

stops.

Moon phase display setting: turn the

crown clockwise past midnight, until the

full moon position appears.

Day of the week setting: chance the

time display by turning the crown back-

wards and forwards until the day of the

week of the last full moon is displayed.

Date setting: turn the crown until 6.ooam

appears in the time display. Set the date of

the last full moon with pusher A. then with

the crown move the hands forwards until

the current date is displayed.

Time setting: turn the crown until the

current time is displayed (NB remember

the 24-hours cycle).

Week calendar setting: using pusher B,

set the current calendar week.

Push the crown back into position 1.

Quick-change correction for date:

press pusher A until the current date is

displayed.

Quick-chance correction for the cal-

endar week: press pusher B until the

current calendar week is displayed.

Movement 64

Watch functions:

The crown has 2 positions:

1. Normal position (wearing posi-

tion): when the crown is positioned

against the case, the crown ensures that

the watch is water-resistant.

2. Time setting: hours and minutes. Pull

the crown out to position 2.

Turn the crown forwards or backwards.

Push the crown back to position 1.

Movement 23

Watch functions:

The crown has 2 positions:

1. Normal position (wearing posi-

tion): when the crown is positioned

against the case, the crown ensures that

the watch is water-resistant.

2. Time setting: hours, minutes and sec-

onds. Pull the crown out to position 3. The

seconds hand will stop.

Turn the crown forwards or backwards.

Synchronise the seconds by pushing the

crown back to position 1 to coincide with

a given time signal.

Movements 56, 57

Watch functions:

The crown has 3 positions:

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1. Normal position (wearing posi-

tion): when the crown is positioned

against the case, the crown ensures that

the watch is water-resistant.

2. Correcting the date: pull the crown

out to position 2, turn the crown back-

wards and push it back to position 1.

3. Time setting: hours and minutes. Pull

the crown out to position 3. Turn the

crown forwards or backwards. Push the

crown back to position 1.

Movements 34, 345

Watch functions:

The crown has 4 positions:

1. Normal position (wearing posi-

tion): when the crown is positioned

against the case, the crown ensures that

the watch is water-resistant.

2. Correcting the date: pull the crown

out to position 2, turn the crown back-

wards and push it back to position 1.

3. Time setting: hours, minutes and sec-

onds. Pull the crown out to position 3. The

seconds hand will stop. Turn the crown for-

wards or backwards. Synchronise the

seconds by pushing the crown back to posi-

tion 1 to coincide with a given time signal.

4. Correcting the day: pull the crown

out to position 3. Turn the crown forwards

until the hands pass midnight. Repeat this

operation until the desired day is reached.

Movements 63, 70

Watch functions:

The crown has 3 positions:

1. Normal position (wearing posi-

tion): when the crown is positioned

against the case, the crown ensures that

the watch is water-resistant.

2. Correcting the date: pull the crown

out to position 2, turn the crown forwards

(backwards for references 86) and push it

back to position 1.

3. Time setting: hours, minutes and sec-

onds. Pull the crown out to position 3. The

seconds hand will stop.

Turn the crown forwards or backwards.

Synchronise the seconds by pushing the

crown back to position 1 to coincide with

a given time signal.

Movement 62

Watch functions:

The crown has 4 positions:

1. Normal position (wearing posi-

tion): when the crown is positioned

against the case, the crown ensures that

the watch is water-resistant.

2. Correcting the date: pull the crown

out to position 2, turn the crown forwards

and push it back to position 1.

3. Time setting: hours, minutes and sec-

onds. Pull the crown out to position 3. The

seconds hand will stop. Turn the crown for-

wards or backwards. Synchronise the

seconds by pushing the crown back to posi-

tion 1 to coincide with a given time signal.

4. Correcting the dual time (GMT): pull

the crown A out to position B. Turn the

crown forwards or backwards to reach the

requested time and push it back to posi-

tion A.

Movement 84

Watch functions:

The crown has 4 positions:

1. Normal position (wearing posi-

tion): when the crown is positioned

against the case, the crown ensures that

the watch is water-resistant.

2. Correcting the date: pull the crown

out to position 2, turn the crown forwards

and push it back to position 1.

3. Correcting the day: pull the crown

out to position 2, turn the crown back-

wards and push it back to position 1.

4. Time setting: hours, minutes and sec-

onds. pull the crown out to position 3. The

seconds hand will stop. Turn the crown for-

wards or backwards. Synchronise the

seconds by pushing the crown back to posi-

tion 1 to coincide with a given time signal.

Movement 843

Watch functions:

The crown has 3 positions.

Position 1: the watch is running.

Position 2: date setting: pull the crown

out to position 2 (the date can also be cor-

rected during the day-changing phase

between 10pm and midnight. The date of

the following day has to be set, because

no automatic date change takes place at

midnight). Turn the crown forwards until

the required date appears. Push the

crown back into position 1.

Quick-chance correction for day of the

week: the second language always ﬁrst

appears around 12h00 for about 2 hours,

until the display changes to the required

language. Pull the crown out to position 2

(watch is still running). Turn the crown anti

clockwise until the required day of the week

appears in the requested language. Push

the crown back into position 1.

Time setting: pull the crown in position 3

(the watch stops). Turn the crown until the

current time is displayed (remember the

24-hour cycle). Push the crown back into

position 1.

Edox 07 Edox 08 Edox 011

Edox 012 Edox 015 Edox 016

Edox 0165 Edox 095 Edox 10

Edox 23 Edox 34 Edox 37

Edox 38 Edox 40 Edox 45

Edox 47 Edox 56 Edox 57

Edox 62 Edox 63 Edox 64

Edox 70 Edox 72 Edox 77

Edox 80 Edox 82 Edox 83

Edox 84 Edox 85 Edox 87

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Werknummer

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1. 2EINLEITUNG

1.1 INTERNATIONALE EDOX GARANTIE 2

1.2 SPEZIELLE EMPFEHLUNGEN 2

1.3 UNTERHALTSEMPFEHLUNGEN 2

1.4 WANN BENÖTIGT DIE UHR EINEN SERVICE? 3

1.5 UMWELTSCHUTZ 3

2. PRÄZISIONSTOLERANZEN 3

2.1 GANGGENAUIGKEIT VON MECHANISCHEN UHREN 3

2.2 CHRONOMETER GANGGENAUIGKEIT 3

3. ALLGEMEINE INFORMATIONEN 3

3.1 HELIUM AUSLASSVENTIL 3

3.2 TACHYMETER SKALA 3

3.3 4WASSERDICHTIGKEIT

3.4 LEDERBÄNDER 4

3.5 4SICHERHEITS-SCHRAUBKRONE

3.6 PVD (PHYSICAL VAPOUR DEPOSITION) BESCHICHTUNG 4

3.7 TITANIUM 4

3.8 EDELSTAHL 296 L 4

4. BEDIENUNGSANLEITUNG 4

4.1 AUTOMATISCHER CHRONOGRAPH 4

4.2 AUTOM ATISCHER AUFZUG UHREN 5

4.3 VON HAND AUFZIEHBARE UHREN 7

4.4 QUARTZ CHRONOGRAPHEN 7

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Werknummer Seite

Edox 07 Edox 08 Edox 011

Edox 012 Edox 015 Edox 016

Edox 0165 Edox 095 Edox 10

Edox 23 Edox 34 Edox 37

Edox 38 Edox 40 Edox 45

Merk:	Edox
Categorie:	Horloges
Model:	01122-3BN-BINN CO-1 Chronograph Automatic

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