Panerai Luminor 1950 Rattrapante 8 Days Titanio Handbuch Seite 14

INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE
PANERAI LUMINOR 1950 RATTRAPANTE
8 DAYS TITANIO -
TRANSAT CLASSIQUE 2012
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INDING THE WATCH
1. Raise the lever of the device protecting the winding crown (A) and, keeping
the winding crown (B) in the initial position, that is, without pulling it out
(position 0), turn it clockwise so that the power reserve indicator (G) on the
dial reaches the fully-wound position indicated by the symbol
2. Close the lever of the device protecting the winding crown (A).
S
ETTING THE TIME
1. Raise the lever of the device protecting the winding crown (A) and pull out
the winding crown (B) to the second click (position 2).
2. Set the correct time.
3. Return the winding crown (B) to the initial position (0) and close the lever of
the device protecting the winding crown (A).
L M
A
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C
D
B
E
H
F G
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For changing the time rapidly, pull the winding crown (B) to the first click
(position 1): the hour hand (L) moves forwards or backwards in steps of one
hour without moving the minute hand (M).
THE SECONDS RESET DEVICE
The small continuous seconds dial (D) is located at 9 o'clock. When the
winding crown (B) is pulled out to the second click (position 2), the small
seconds hand immediately returns to zero. The seconds reset device is an
extremely accurate way of synchronising the watch with the reference time
signal.
Note: As soon as the seconds reset is put in operation, the seconds hand is
returned to zero and the balance is stopped. If the winding crown should
inadvertently be pulled out to position 2 for a long time, the precise setting of
the time must be carried out again.
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HRONOGRAPH AND SPLIT SECONDS FUNCTIONS
The chronograph functions of the Panerai Luminor 1950 Rattrapante 8 Days
Titanio - Transat Classique 2012 watch record the time taken, in minutes and
seconds, by an object moving from one point to another. The single push-
piece chronograph differs from others in being simpler to use, since the start,
stop and reset functions are controlled by a single push-piece.
The split-seconds function enables the total time and an unlimited number of
intermediate times relating to the action of a moving object to be taken (for
instance, in a sailing competition, a motor race or similar event) and it allows
the successive arrival times of two competitors to be measured.
The power reserve of the P.2006/3 movement corresponds to 192 hours -
chronograph off.
The split-seconds function is not guaranteed over the last two days of power
reserve.
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